DC Animation question.

[flottanna]

I've never really watched any of the DC animation films. I was wondering if there is a specific order to watch them or are they all just stand alone films?

[suss2it]

I've never really watched any of the DC animation films. I was wondering if there is a specific order to watch them or are they all just stand alone films?

They're all standalone with the exception of Batman: The Dark Knight Returns parts 1 & 2 (part 2 isn't out yet).

[flottanna]

Okay cool. I've been looking at a bunch on amazon going to pick some up then. Thanks.

[sirjustin86]

Okay cool. I've been looking at a bunch on amazon going to pick some up then. Thanks.

If you want to prioritise, might I recommend Batman: Under the Red Hood.

IMO one of the best Jason Todd story interpretations and Batman movies in general in the last few years.

[LoneNecromancer]

If you want to prioritise, might I recommend Batman: Under the Red Hood.

IMO one of the best Jason Todd story interpretations and Batman movies in general in the last few years.

I agree. As far as the direct adaptations go, Under the Red Hood is the only one that surpasses the source material.

[Rafa-Rivas-2099]

Not that the source material is that hard to surpass.

My favorites would be Justice League: The New Frontier, All-Star Superman, Batman: Year One and DKR

However, most of them are solid. Red Hood, Wonder Woman, Green Lantern: First Flight, Crisis on Two Earths, Death of Superman and Superman and the Elite won't disappoint.

The anthologies (Gotham Knight and Emerald Knights) felt a bit weaker but enjoyable. I don't think they were terrible, but I don't remember any of the two Batman/Superman adaptations, I only remember that Darkseid looke fugly.