Batman: Death within the Family

               Batman: Death within the Family Trailer Teases A Cool Interactive Experience

                               

Unlike the floundering cinematic universe of DC Comics, the animated department has managed to make stellar adaptations of fan-favorite properties time and again. Sure, not all of them are amazing, but even the worst ones manage to possess some redeeming qualities, albeit that’s just the gorgeous art style. And now, to require things one step further, Batman: Death within the Family will mark Warner Bros. Animation’s first stab at interactive storytelling.

The trailer, which was released today, may be a re-imagining of a story arc from the late ‘80s called Batman: A Death within the Family. In it, Batman and Robin’s relationship experiences some serious friction, which eventually results in Jason Todd’s iteration of the prodigy deed from home. The story follows Todd’s look for his biological mother and ends with the Joker getting involved an idea that results in Todd and his mother’s deaths.

There’s also a very interesting parallel here between the interactive animated movie and therefore the comic books, because readers of the series were essentially allowed to settle on whether Robin lives or dies by calling in on variety that was printed in ads for the ultimate issue. So, it certainly does appear to be the proper storyline to start out with for an interactive experience.

                         

Batman: Death within the Family

Of course, we’ve seen this sort of storytelling used before in Netflix’s Black Mirror: Bandersnatch, but this could be the foremost famous property to ever make use of the format. And judging from the trailer, it's like there'll be many choices to form and multiple endings to settle on from.

If you’re trying to find some more great animated movies featuring the Dark Knight though, Netflix is currently streaming Batman: Mask of the Phantasm, an all-time classic. In fact, overall it’s been a reasonably strong year for DC Animated Movie Universe releases with titles like Justice League Dark: Apokolips, which was reportedly the conclusion of the “New 52”-inspired animated universe, Superman: Red Son, the upcoming Superman: Man Of Tomorrow, and now the experimental and interactive Batman: Death within the Family.

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