The inaugural episode of our new podcast, BatChat with Matt & Will, a podcast where we take every Batman story ever, read them, and rank them on a big list from best to worst. This week, we look at three different first Batman stories.

Batman: Year One (Batman V.1 # 404-407)
Zero Year (Batman V.2 # 21-27, 29-33)
The Case of the Chemical Syndicate (Detective Comics V.1 # 27)

Episode 1: Beginnings

With DC continuity a mess of Crises, reboots, Rebirths and New 52s, some stories get rewritten and some stories get retold. Batman's first year has been rewritten numerous times. But his first meeting with Dick Grayson, the first Robin? That one gets retold, and each time it's tinkered with just a little. This week, Matt and Will look at three versions of that very first meeting, comparing and contrasting what stays the same, what changes, and what makes them better or worse.

Robin, The Boy Wonder (Detective Comics V.1 # 38)
Batman: Year Three (Batman V.1 #436-439)
Robin: Year One (Robin Annual V.2 #4)

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Episode 12: The Daring Young Man on the Flying Trapeze

If  there's one thing you need to know about Batman, it's that Batman works alone. 

Except for Robin

And Alfred

And Jim Gordon

And the rest of the Bat family

And the Justice League

OK, it's pretty obvious that Batman is not the lone avenger of the night after all. And since, this week, Matt and Will are talking about stories where Batman is a part of the Justice League, they figured it was time to add in a guest for this titanic team-up. Enter Armaan Babu, writer over at the pod's internet home of ComicsXF. Enjoy three stories of Batman's adventures with the JLA

New World Order (JLA # 1-4)
Tower of Babel (JLA # 43-46)
Bouncing Baby Boy (JLA # 65)

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Episode 17: I Know Your Secret! (w/ Armaan Babu)

It only took us 19 episodes to swing back to ground we've already tread; it's not like there are 80 years of completely unrelated Batman stories to talk about. But this is our podcast, and we'll do what we like (unless you back us on Patreon, and then we'll do what you want). Anyway, this week, Matt & Will are reading three stories that are direct sequels to stories that they have read on earlier episodes.

Batman: Bloodstorm OGN
Batman: Master of the Future
Batman: Dark Victory #0-13

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Episode 19: So  It's  Come to This, A BatChat Sequels Episode

We're less than a week from Valentine's Day, and what says love more than a guy in a Bat costume pursuing a woman in cat themed leather or a beautiful assassin? Or a disastrously dysfunctional relationship between two clowns? Talking about those things with thee ones we love, of course. That's why this week, Matt and Will are joined by Will's better half, Abigale Heartbalm to discuss three stories of romance in Gotham. Well, two stories of romance and one that is most assuredly not.

Batman Adventures: Mad Love
Only Takes a Night (Catwoman V.3 #32)
Batman: Son of the Demon OGN

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Episode 21: Love, Gotham Style (w/ Abigale Heartbalm)

I have been having a hard time saying that this month marks the 40th anniversary of the first appearance of Jason Todd. It just doesn't seem like to could be that long ago, but it absolutely is. And so, to celebrate the anniversary of the angriest Robin (well, Damian does give him some competition), we're looking at three stories from Jason's long history, from his first appearance to his return from the dead.

CW: Sexual assault; self harm; suicide

Enter Jason Todd & Killer Croc (Batman V.1 #357-359/Detective Comics V.1 #524-526)
Consequences (Batman V.1 #424-425)
Daedalus & Icarus: The Return of Jason Todd (Batman V.1 Annual #25)

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Episode 76: 40 Years of Jason Todd

From her first appearance, Barbara Gordon was a dynamic and exciting addition to the Batman family. Brilliant, tough and strong willed, Barbara has faced more adversity than most superheroes, dealing with trauma and coming out stronger for it. This episode, we read three stories that trace her evolution from the dominoed dare doll, Batgirl, to the seer of heroes, Oracle.

The Million Dollar Debut of Batgirl (Detective Comics V.1 # 359)
The Last Batgirl Story (Batgirl Special # 1)
Oracle: Year One- Born of Hope (Batman Chronicles # 5)

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Episode 80: From Batgirl to Oracle

I was going to start this with the Court of Owls nursery rhyme, but I believe I did that when we actually covered the original Snyder Court of Owls story, so instead you're just going to get my usual ramble. This week, Patreon backer Matt McThorn has a request, and it's stories of the Court of Owls and the sensational character find of 2012, Calvin Rose, the Talon turned hero. Who's that, you may ask if you weren't reading Batman related comics in 2012 and 2013? Well, listen here and find out. We also look at a one off that goes into some of the history of the Court and read their introduction to the DC Animated Universe.

Exquisite Dread (Batman and Robin V.2 # 23.2)
Scourge of Owls (Talon # 0-7)
Court Fight (Batman: The Adventures Continue-Season Two # 1-2)

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Episode 113: Overstuffed Owls

It's been a while, but we're returning to the three runs that we're following in order. In No Man's Land, we take a break from big story revelations for an anthology month of four of shots. In Grant Morrison's run, Dick Grayson brings Batman's corpse to England to a Lazarus Pit and learns something unexpected (by everyone but Tim Drake, because he's the best). And in the world of Injustice, John Constantine joins the resistance against Superman, as the moral darkness continues to spread

The Calm Before (Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight # 118, Batman: Shadow of the Bat # 86, Batman V.1 # 566, Detective Comics V.1 # 733)
The Blackest Knight (Batman and Robin V.1 # 7-9)
Injustice: Gods Among Us- Year Three Vol. 1 (Injustice: Gods Among Us - Year Three # 1-7)

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Episode 160: The Proper Pronunciation of Constantine

Batman rogues have some seriously strange evolutions. Some, like the Joker, have a path you can easily follow. Others, like Mr. Freeze, have just become completely different over the years. Another like that is Catman, created in the mid-Silver Age as yet another anti-Bat before becoming a joke character, and then evolving into a morally grey anti-villain (I'm coining that right here). Patreon backer Matt McThorn wanted to talk about some Catman stories, so we're reading his first appearance, his first post-Crisis appearance and the mini-series that redefined him for the modern era.

Challenge of the Cat-Man (Detective Comics V.1 # 311)
Cats (Detective Comics V.1 # 612)
Villains United # 1-6

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Episode 161: Catman, Catman, Burning Bright

There was a time in the pre-Crisis days when Batman and Superman were the best of friends. But then the Crisis, and Frank Miller, came along, and things changed. For most of a decade, Batman and Superman's relationship ranged from confrontational to cordial. Patreon backer Josh Weil returns this week to trace the evolution of that relationship back to friendlier terms in three Superman stories guest starring Batman.

Dark Knight Over Metropolis (Superman V.2 # 44, Adventures of Superman V.1 # 467, Action Comics V.1 # 654)
Hazard's Choice (Action Comics V.1 # 719)
Superman: The Wedding Album

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Episode 165: They Used to Be Friends (w/Josh Weil)

It's the New Year's week, and if you've been listening to the podcast, you know what that means: New Year, New Batman. That's right, it's three more Elseworlds. We have Nosferatu (which is strangely more an adaptation of The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari than Nosferatu), The Nail (which is more a Marvel-style What If? than most Elseworlds) and I, Joker, which does what Sean Gordon Murphy wanted to do, only better.

Batman: Nosferatu
Justice League: The Nail #1-3
Batman: I, Joker

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Episode 167: For Want of a Nail, the Podcast Was Lost

While nearly all of Gotham's vigilantes are affiliated in some way with Batman and his family, there are a few who stand on their own. One of those few is Ragman, one of the few canonically Jewish heroes in the DC Universe. Rory Reagan wears the suit of souls, a collection of patches that are made up of the souls of criminals. And even though he is not affiliated with the Bat family, he has met members of it on more than one occasion. This episode, we're reading three of those adventures.

Snitch (Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight # 51)
Suit of Evil Souls (Batman V.1 # 551-552)
The Unknowns (Batwoman V.2 # 35-40, Annual # 2)

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Episode 169: A Rags to Ragman Story

Gotham villains seem to spend so much time fighting each other, it's a wonder they have any time to fight Batman. Friend of the show and Patreon backer John Wickham returns for three instances of villain on villain violence, with Blackgate Vs. Arkham during the Forever Evil crossover, Hush Vs. Talia in the run up to Infinite Crisis and The War of Jokes and Riddles, the Tom King story with the breakout star of Kite-Man.

Arkham War (Batman V.2 # 23.4, Forever Evil: Arkham War # 1-6, Forever Evil Aftermath: Batman Vs. Bane)
Job Termination (Batman: Gotham Knights # 66)
The War of Jokes and Riddles/ The Ballad of Kite-Man (Batman V.3 # 25-32)

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Episode 178: Villain War! (w/ John Wickham)

The Bat family has grown considerably over the years. What started out as Batman and Robin now contains what seems to be a dozen or more characters. And recent years have seen many attempts to add characters who would be big hits and draw massive popularity. And while this has created some good characters, none of the characters created in period of the New 52 and early Rebirth eras took off to become characters who headlined their own books, for example. This week, we read stories about three of those characters: Harper Row, Duke Thomas, and Gotham Girl.

Ghost in the Machine (Batman V.2 # 12)
I Am Gotham (Batman: Rebirth # 1, Batman V.3 # 1-6)
The Cursed Wheel (All-Star Batman # 1-4, 6-9 Back-Ups)

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Episode 180: The Forgotten Sidekicks of the 2010s

There are very few characters in comics that I, Matt, truly dislike. One of them is, sadly, a character with significant ties to the Bat family: Deathstroke the Terminator. A villain turned anti-hero who I don't feel like ever should have been, I decided it was time to bit the bullet and cover three stories featuring Deathstroke. We have his first meeting with Batman, a Chuck Dixon story of dueling assassins and a story where Batman and Deathstroke both feature, but don't actually meet.

Content warning: this episode includes discussions of sexual assault and exploitation

City of Assassins (Deathstroke the Terminator #6-9)
The Death Lottery (Detective Comics V.1 #708-710)
Identity Crisis #1-7

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Episode 181: Because No One Demanded It- Deathstroke

People love Batman. People love Apes. So when you combine them, you're bound yo get some fun comics, right? Well, sometimes. Patreon backer Dan Grote asked us to read some Batman and apes stories, and we read a delightful Golden/Silver Age story, a 90s story that had it's fun moments and a story that is proof that the New 52 could suck the joy out of pretty much anything. And we discuss how few Batman/Detective Chimp stories there are, which is a travesty.

The Bat-Ape (Batman V.1 #114)
JLApe (Legends of the DC Universe #19, JLA Annual #3, Batman V.1 Annual #23, Aquaman V.5 Annual #5, Wonder Woman V.2 Annual #8, Flash V.2 Annual #12, Superman V.2 Annual #11, Green Lantern V.3 Annual #8, Martian Manhunter V.2 Annual #2)
Time to Monkey Shine (Batman V.2 #23.1)

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Episode 184: Batman Goes Ape

We're back with two of our favorite ladies this week: Patreon backer (and Will's wife) Abigale Heartbalm and Stephanie Brown. Abigale wanted to read three stories featuring Stephanie, and we wanted to go with something similar as the first time we did a Stephanie episode where we touch on different eras of the character, but we kinda wanted to avoid all those depressing stories where she's Robin. So this time, for her second appearance, it's all second stories: her second appearance, her second arc as Batgirl and the second arc of James Tynion IV's run on Detective Comics.

Clueless (Robin V.2 # 3-5)
Batgirl Rising: Core Requirements (Batgirl V.3 # 4-7)
The Victim Syndicate (Detective Comics V.3 # 943-947)

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Episode 185: Spoiler's Costume Corner (w/ Abigale Heartbalm)

Patreon backer Sam Hopper wanted to give us a nice, fun week, and we appreciate that. He requested three stories that inspired episodes of Batman '66. There are surprisingly few episodes of that show that were adaptations, but definitely enough or an episode. But these are really short stories, so we wanted to add a little something. So on top of ranking the comics on the Big Board, we are talking about the episodes, and adding them to the Little Board. And we made a special public post over on patreon.com/batchatwithmattandwill, so you can check out all the media we have ranked there before we start getting even weirder with what we'll be adding to it this summer.

The Riddler (Detective Comics V.1 # 140)
Joker's Utility Belt (Batman V.1 # 73)
The Mad Hatter of Gotham City (Detective Comics V.1 # 230)

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Episode 186: When Batman '66 Met the Comics

Y'know, sometimes you get an episode request, and you wind up with stories better than you could have expected. Patreon backer and friend of the show Matt McThorn specifically wanted to talk about the Batman annual with the origin of Clownhunter and art by James Stokoe. So we decided, what better theme than more annuals. And not to spoil too much, but we wound up with not one, but two new stories in the top 100 of the Big Board. And one very weird story quite a bit lower, but that's still a great showing for the night.

There is Hope in Crime Alley (Batman V.3 Annual # 5)
Everyday. (Batman V.3 Annual # 4)
Slade's Demon (Batman V.1 Annual # 12)

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Episode 187: Everyday? Or Every Day? (w/ Matt McThorn)

Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight was a title like no other at the time, with its rotating creative teams of big name creators. As the series progressed, some of the creative teams featured less well known creators, but the series always tried to do something different, even if some themes came up over and over. Patreon backer and friend of the show Josh Weil stumbled across a trade featuring three LotDK stories of Batman fighting monsters called, well, Batman: Monsters, and those are the stories we cover this episode.

Werewolf (Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight # 71-73)
Infected (Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight # 83-84)
Clay (Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight # 89-90)

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Episode 188: Batman Vs. Charles E Cheese (w/ Josh Weil)

We're back to our three runs we're following in order. In No Man's Land, we meet a new character who will be an important part of the Bat Family moving forward. In the Morrison run, we get some side stories in the run up to The Return of Bruce Wayne. And in Injustice, Renee Montoya hits Superman with the Washington Monument.

Mark of Cain (Batman V.1 #567, Detective Comics V.1 #734)
Time and Batman (Batman V.1 #700-703)
Injustice: Gods Among Us Year Four V.1 (Injustice: Gods Among Us- Year Four #1-7)

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Episode 189: Three Batmans, One Mystery

We're getting near 200 episodes of this show, and many of those episodes have been experiences where we discover fun, fascinating comics. And then there is this week. Patreon backer and friend (?) of the show John Wickham made his pick for his return, and he decided to pick three stories related to the Joker and Joker related characters that could make it to the bottom of the Big Board. He he succeeded. The New 52 Harley, Joker's Daughter and her nonsense underground kingdom and Three Jokers all appear, all are terrible, and one takes it's spot in the opposite of rarified air at the very bottom of the Big Board. Try to guess which one. I think you'll be pleasantly surprised.

Harley Lives! (Detective Comics V.2 #23.2)
Down Under (Catwoman V.4 #22-24 & 26, Batman: The Dark Knight v.2 #23.4)
Batman: The Three Jokers #1-3

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Episode 190: Three Podcasters, Three Jokers (w/ John Wickham)

The evolution of representation of queer characters in mainstream superhero comics is something that entire books can, and should, be written about. So I'm not going to wax rhapsodic about all the changes here, but it's June and thus Pride Month, and so we're back with queer Bat characters. First we wrap up Greg Rucka's run on Batwoman, next we see the first HarlIvy wedding (in the Injustice Universe of all places) and we read one of the DC Pride anthologies, the one that includes the brilliant story written by the one true voice of Batman, Kevin Conroy.

Cutter (Detective Comics V.1 # 861-863)
Injustice: Year Zero (Injustice: Year Zero Chapters 1-14)
DC Pride 2022

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Episode 191: A Pride Tribute to Kevin Conroy

Doug Moench wrote Batman stories for about a decade over the course of his runs on the character. And while his Bat work is probably best associated with his collaboration with Kelley Jones, generally his best known collaborator is penciller Paul Gulacy, with whom he defined Shang-Chi over at Marvel. That isn't to say he didn't work wit Gulacy on Batman though. This week we read three of those team-ups, including two Legends of the Dark Knight arcs defining the post-Crisis Hugo Strange and a Batman/Predator crossover.

Also, this episode is partly brought to you by Matt's local library, which had a copy of that out of print crossover. If you're looking to read comics you can't find elsewhere? Check your local library. They're great resources.

Prey (Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight #11-15)
Bloodmatch (Batman Vs. Predator II #1-4)
Terror (Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight #137-141)

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Episode 192: Seven Assassins and a Predator

The revolving doors of any prison or mental health facility in Gotham City are running jokes, and rightly so; they can't keep a D-lister like Ratcatcher locked up, let alone someone like the Joker. But they do keep winding up back in custody, so there has to be story potential there, right? This week's episode looks at three times Joker wound up locked up. A graphic novel from Dixon and Nolan finds Joker on death row, a tale of Joker's first time in custody and there's a mystery of exactly how all of Gotham's rogues wound up in a warehouse together and only Joker is talking.

Apologies for the sound on Matt's end: this and the next couple episodes had smoe issues, but it's definitely listenable, just echoey.

The Joker: Devil's Advocate OGN
Do You Understand These Rights? (Batman Confidential # 22-25)
The Joker Presents: A Puzzlebox # 1-7

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Episode 193: Joker Behind Bars

The birth of the new DC Cinematic Universe... DC Extended Universe... DC... ah whatever the hell they're calling it, kicks off on the big screens this week with the debut of James Gunn's Superman film, so we're obviously tying in because SEO is a powerful thing. We have three more stories of the World's Finest heroes with a delightful Bronze Age oddity and two tales from the President Lex era that feel strangely prescient nowadays.

The Werewolf from Krypton (World's Finest Comics #256)
Lord of the Ring (Superman V.2 #168/Detective Comics V.1 #756)
Public Enemies (Superman/Batman V.1 #1-6)

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Episode 194: The Requisite Superman Tie-in

Superman was pretty great, huh? We wanted to keep the good times rolling this week with an episode featuring characters other than the big guy who appeared in the movie. I really wanted to do a Batman/Mr. Terrific team up, but outside team settings, there aren't really any, so we instead went with a classic Bob Haney Metamorpho story, a Batman/Guy Gardner story that doesn't end with Gardner unconscious and the story of Maxwell Lord's infamous heel turn.

Alias the Bat-Hulk (The Brave and the Bold V. # 68)
2011: A Space Oddity (Green Lantern: Emerald Warriors # 13)
The OMAC Project/Sacrifice (Countdown to Infinite Crisis # 1, The OMAC Project # 1-6, Superman V.2 # 219, Action Comics V.1 # 829, Adventures Of Superman V.1 # 642-643, Wonder Woman V.2 # 219)

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Episode 195: Elements, Guys, and Chessboards. Oh, My!

Somehow, as we near 200 episodes, we still stumble across holes in our coverage. He's appeared in a lot of stories we've covered, but we have never done an episode purely focused on Penguin stories. So this week, we remedy that. We're reading Penguin's first appearance, the story that changed him from supervillain to mobster and the start of his recent maxi-series.

One of the Most Perfect Frame-Ups (Detective Comics V.1 #58)
Odds Against (Detective Comics V.1 #683-684)
The Fall and Rise of Oswald Cobblepot Part 1 (The Penguin #1-5)

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Episode 196: Wak, Wak Said the Villain

Batman is not just popular here in the USA. As our listeners know, as you are from many countries, people outside America love Batman too. And sometimes we get stories reprinted here in the States that feature Batman that were created in other countries. We're reading three of those today, one from France, one from Italy and one from Japan.

Batman: The Dark Prince Charming Vol. 1 & 2
Batman/Dylan Dog # 1-3
One Operation Joker Vol. 1

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Episode197: The Batman of Many Nations

Each week, hosts Matt Lazorwitz and Will Nevin look at three Batman stories, discuss them and put them on a list that will encompass all Batman stories. Some are great, some are not, but we hope you enjoy them all!

BatChat With Matt & Will: A Batman Ranking Podcast

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