Batman: The Long Halloween will be adapted into an animated series of the same name, tentatively scheduled for 13 episodes, rated R.
Batman will be voiced by Jensen Akers, the actor who played Dean in Force of Evil. Previously, he had become a popular actor in the role because of the second generation robin "red hood" of cosplay many times, but unfortunately he was a little older, otherwise this matter might really work.
Batman: The Long Halloween is a series of Batman comics published from 1996 to 1997, written by Frank Miller.
Although the work has not reached the height of Batman: The Dark Knight Returns in terms of artistic achievement and popularity, as a sequel to Batman: The First Year, its style still greatly sets the tone of today's Batman image.
It is worth mentioning that Nolan's version of "Batman: The Mystery of the Shadow" was greatly influenced by the comic book "Batman: The First Year", while the last two "Dark Knight" and "The Dark Knight Return" drew a lot of inspiration from the comic book "Batman: The Long Halloween".
The plot of The Long Halloween follows First Year, which means that the comic is still the story of Batman's early superhero and then he and Sheriff Gordon to deal with gotham City criminals.
It tells the story of a serial killer named "Holiday", who often kills during the festival and leaves small holiday-related objects at the crime scene, and the victims are mostly gang members, which makes the whole murder case more complicated.
The comic returns to Batman's quest as a "great detective," and while the entire work contains a lot of violent scenes, it goes back to a re-examination of Gotham and an inquiry into the roots of crime.
The work also focuses on the changing relationship between Harvey Dent, James Gordon, and Batman, the Iron Triangle of Justice, and how Harvey degenerates into Two-Faced in the fight against crime.
The manga itself is also full of quests for justice and morality, and its animated series is definitely a work worth looking forward to.