An Animated Discussion – DCAU – Batman the Animated Series: Zatanna

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Join superhero scholar Joshua Unruh and film critic extraordinaire Caleb Masters as they slam straight into the second senses-shattering season of Batman: The Animated Series!

There’s magic in the air when we revisit Bruce Wayne’s past to learn how he became a master escape artist that could even escape the bonds of a young woman’s infatuation. In the present, that young woman, now grown up into a master illusionist herself, is framed for a theft from the Gotham Mint. Only Batman can solve the crime, and he’s willing to do it for an old friend who wanted to be an old flame and goes by the name…Zatanna.

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