Batman: Year One (2011)
Based on Frank Miller’s legendary graphic novel, Batman: Year One follows Bruce Wayne’s first year as a vigilante and Jim Gordon’s parallel battle with Gotham’s corruption. Gritty and grounded, it combines Animated Superheroes, Crime Drama, and Neo-Noir tone — a faithful, hard-edged origin story within the DC Comics / Batman universe.

Batman: Assault on Arkham (2014)
Set in the Arkham game universe, Batman: Assault on Arkham unleashes the Suicide Squad on a covert mission inside Arkham Asylum. Mixing Animated Superheroes, Heists & Capers, and Organized Crime, it’s a stylish, violent crossover that blends Batman’s noir world with DC’s criminal underbelly.

Batman: The Killing Joke (2016)
An adaptation of Alan Moore’s infamous graphic novel, The Killing Joke explores the twisted bond between Batman and the Joker. A disturbing blend of Animated Superheroes, Psychological Thriller, and Crime Drama, it delves into trauma, obsession, and moral collapse — one of the darkest tales in the DC Comics / Batman canon.

Batman and Harley Quinn (2017)
Batman and Harley Quinn pairs the Dark Knight with his most unpredictable ally on a globe-trotting mission to stop Poison Ivy. A mix of Animated Superheroes, Action Comedy, and Fantastical & Quirky Comedy, it embraces a lighter, irreverent tone while still grounded in the DC Comics / Batman world.

Batman: Gotham by Gaslight (2018)
In Gotham by Gaslight, Batman hunts Jack the Ripper through a reimagined Victorian-era Gotham. A striking Gothic & Period Horror and Animated Superhero hybrid, it merges detective noir with horror-infused steampunk atmosphere — a standout alternate-history tale in the DC Comics / Batman multiverse.

Batman: Mask of the Phantasm (1993)
From the creators of Batman: The Animated Series, Mask of the Phantasm remains one of the finest Batman films ever made. Combining Animated Superheroes, Crime Mystery, and Psychological Drama, it pits Batman against a ghostly vigilante tied to his own haunted past — elevating animation into noir tragedy within the DC Comics / Batman universe.

Batman: Soul of the Dragon (2021)
Set in the 1970s, Batman: Soul of the Dragon fuses martial-arts cinema with superhero mythos as Bruce Wayne reunites with old comrades to face a mystical threat. Mixing Animated Superheroes, Martial Arts Action, and Dark Fantasy, it pays homage to kung-fu and exploitation cinema inside the DC Comics / Batman framework.

Batman: The Long Halloween, Part 1 & Part 2 (2021)
Adapted from Jeph Loeb and Tim Sale’s classic story, The Long Halloween chronicles Batman’s pursuit of the mysterious Holiday Killer during Gotham’s mob war. A perfect mix of Animated Superheroes, Crime Mystery, and Whodunit, the two-part film captures noir atmosphere and tragic family dynamics across the DC Comics / Batman mythos.

Batman: Hush (2019)
In Batman: Hush, a new masked villain manipulates Gotham’s deadliest rogues to target Batman’s allies — and his heart. Combining Animated Superheroes, Crime Mystery, and Psychological Thriller, it adapts Jeph Loeb’s fan-favorite graphic novel with sleek, suspense-driven storytelling.

Batman: The Doom That Came to Gotham (2023)
The Doom That Came to Gotham reimagines Batman in a Lovecraftian nightmare of cosmic horror. Blending Animated Superheroes, Gothic & Period Horror, and Occult & Religious Horror, it turns Gotham into an eldritch battlefield where Bruce Wayne confronts madness and myth — a bold fusion of pulp horror and the DC Comics / Batman universe.