This article originated from a friend's private message, I'm sorry that the last one was written late.
DCAU has a total of 26 comics, including long-term serials, short-term mini-comics and one issue of oneshot comics. And the content is also more mixed, including DCAU animated series, animated movies or video game adaptations, as well as sequels or prequels to these works, as well as original comics published and adapted into animated series or movie animations.
DCAU comics are numerous and somewhat confusing, because DCAU's plot has two different lines, one is the current timeline, which is the timeline of the existence of Superman and Batman that we are familiar with. The other is the future timeline, which is the future Batman Terry. McGinnis becomes Batman's timeline.
Let's talk about the comic works in the DCAU.
Modern timeline
Batman Adventures
Batman's Adventures was serialized from 1992 to 1995 and featured 36 issues plus 2 annual issues and 3 special editions. Batman Adventure is inspired by Tim Burton's version of the Batman movie and is the sequel to the Batman animated series.
The Batman and Robin Adventures
Batman and Robin Adventures was serialized from 1995 to 1997, plus 2 issues of the annual magazine and 1 special edition. After the 1994 animated series Batman was renamed Batman and Robin, DC also replaced Batman Adventure with the comic strip Batman and Robin Adventures.
Superman & Batman Magazine
Superman and Batman Magazine was serialized in 8 issues from 1993 to 1995 and inherits the continuity of the animated series Batman Adventure and the comic strip Batman Adventure. But Superman and Batman Magazine wasn't produced by the creative team of the animated series, and before Superman's Adventure, much of the comic contradicted the comics that followed.
Batman: Mask of the Phantasm
Batman: The Phantom Mask was published in January 1994 as a comic book version of the animated film of the same name released in 1993.
Superman Adventures
Superman Adventure was serialized from 1996 to 2002 in 66 and 1 issue of the annual and 1 special edition. Superman Adventure is a sequel to the 1996 animated series Superman, and has a continuity with the future timeline of the comic strip Future Batman.
Adventures in the DC Universe
The Adventures of the DC Universe was serialized in 1997-1998 and features 19 issues plus 1 issue of the annual series, based on the animated series Batman and Superman. The series is characterized by many hero rotations, and the later animated series Justice League Unlimited borrowed this idea.
The Batgirl Adventures
Batgirl Adventure was published in late 1997 with only 1 issue. Tells the story of Christmas Night Batgirl with villain Harley. The story of Quinn and Poison Ivy.
The Batman Adventures: The Lost Years
Batman Adventure: Lost Years was serialized in 1998 and has five issues. It tells the story between the animated series Batman and the New Batman Adventure.
Batman: Gotham Adventures
Batman: Gotham Adventures was serialized in 60 issues from 1998 to 2003. This comic is a linkage comic of the animated series New Batman Adventure.
Batman: The Adventures Continue
Batman: Continue The Adventure is serialized in 2020 in 17 issues, and the story continues with the animated series The New Batman Adventure, which tells the story of Dick. Grayson falls out with Batman and abandons Robin's identity, and after leaving Batman, Tim Drake becomes Robin, a story of adventure with Batman.
Gotham Girls
Gotham Girls was serialized in 2002 in 5 issues and was created to coincide with the animated series of the same name. Gotham Girls features five Gotham Girls: Batgirl, Harley Quinn, Poison Ivy, Catwoman, and Renee. Montoya.
Justice League Adventures
Published in 34 issues from 2002 to 2004, Justice League Adventure is a companion comic to the animated series Justice League, based on the animated series Batman, Superman, and Justice League.
Batman Adventures V2
Batman Adventure v2 was serialized in 17 issues from 2003 to 2004. Set against the backdrop of continuity at DCAU.
Batman: Harley and Ivy
Batman: Harley and Poison Ivy was serialized in 2004 in 3 issues, featuring Harley Quinn and Poison Ivy.
Justice League Unlimited
Serialized in 46 issues from 2004 to 2008, Justice League Unlimited is a companion comic to the animated series Justice League Unlimited, featuring justice league as the protagonist. Justice League Infinity inherits the idea of the animated series of the same name, which borrows from the comic book Adventures of the DC Universe, with Superman, Batman, and Wonder Woman as the core, and the other members rotating.
Justice League Infinity
"Justice League Unlimited" was serialized in 7 issues from 2021 to 2022, and is the sequel to the 2004 manga Justice League Unlimited. (I am speechless about this translation, I can only say that the two comics have different names)
Batman: The Adventures Continue Season Tow
Batman: Continue The Adventure Season 2 is a 7-issue series from 2021 to 2022. Because Xiao Fu did not see the specific time point of this manga, and it is the latest creation of the manga, it is placed at the end of the current timeline.
Future timeline
Batman Beyond
Future Batman was serialized in 1999 and consisted of 6 issues. "Future Batman" is in a futuristic timeline, and the protagonist is "Batman" Terry. McGinnis, heir to the elderly Bruce Wayne.
Batman Beyond V2
Future Batman V2 was serialized in 24 issues from 1999 to 2001 and is a sequel to Future Batman.
Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker
Future Batman: The Return of the Joker was published in February 2001 as a comic book version of the animated film of the same name released in 2000.
Batman Beyond V4
Future Batman V4 was serialized in 2011 and consisted of 8 issues. It is a sequel to future Batman V2, which was discontinued due to the big event "Flashpoint".
Batman Beyond Unlimited
Future Batman Infinity was serialized in 18 issues from 2012 to 2013. After the 2011 event "Flashpoint", most of the DC Comics were rebooted, but the "Future Batman" series did not restart, and the story of "Future Batman Unlimited" continued the plot of "Future Batman" V4 before "Flashpoint". Another feature of Future Batman Infinity is that this published comic is composed of three digital comics serialized on the web, namely: Future Batman V5, Future Justice League, and Future Superman.
Batman Beyond Universe
The Future Batman Universe was serialized in 16 issues from 2013 to 2015. The Future Batman Universe is the sequel to Future Batman Infinity, and similar to Future Batman Infinity, the Future Batman Universe is also made up of two web digital comics, namely: Future Batman 2.0 and Future Justice League 2.0.
Write at the end
That's all of DCAU comics, and there's a lot to note about DCAU comics.
Comics such as Future Batman V3, Doomsday Future, Future Batman V6, and the latest batman: New Year are also characters of Future Batman Terry. McGinnis, but these works do not belong to the DCAU.
Among them, the "Future Batman" V3 storyline is called "Future Silence", which is a possible future of the "New Earth" of the main universe "before the flashpoint". Meanwhile, Future Batman V3 was also the first to feature Terry. McGinnis brings out DCAU's comic book work. The story of this work "New Earth" may be a story that may occur in the future, but it may not happen.
In the 2010 batman comic strip created by Grant Morrison, #700中共出现了7位不同的蝙蝠侠, including the future Terry. McGinnis.
And Doomsday Future, Future Batman V6, and Future Batman: New Year are all possible futures for the "post-flashpoint" main universe. Future Batman V6 is a sequel to Doomsday Future, and Future Batman: New Year is a sequel to Future Batman V6.
Terry in DCAU. McGinnis belongs to batman in a parallel universe, which is fundamentally different from the possible future batman.