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I think there could be plenty of opportunities to include something with the comic and clumsy Bruce Wayne that the story writers probably intentionally left out to further the dichotomy between this show and our old and beloved Batman: TAS. The only reason I'm not giving this wonderful cartoon 10 out of 10 is because it doesn't at all attempt to incorporate Bruce Wayne. Another positive note are the little mini-intros before the credits roll that allow viewers to broaden their exploration in the world of the Dark Knight.
The story lines are also very different and very charming. One thing I really love about the new Batman are the different characters involved in the series: Aquaman, the Atom, Green Arrow, Tornado, instead of the usual suspects. Instead, it is a perfect blend of modern and retro that doesn't take itself too seriously but is clearly articulate and deliberate. Sadly, it isn't Batman: TAS, but it doesn't pretend to be either. This cartoon is absolutely fantastic and mind-blowingly good.
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