What happens when Batman enters the cyberpunk future of 1990… via early-90s CGI?

In this episode of Bros, Foes, and Heroes, Zach and Mike dive into the bizarre, ambitious, and wildly outdated world of Batman: Digital Justice — one of DC’s earliest fully computer-generated graphic novels. We break down the story, the tech it was made on, the weird villains (Mob Lord! Madame X! A Joker virus!), and the overly enthusiastic teeth renders.

From 8 megs of RAM and Tron-style Batmobiles to hoverboarding Robins, it’s a wild ride through a digital Gotham like no other.

Batman: Digital Justice ( DC Comics,1990)
Story and Art: Pepe Moreno
Dialog: Doug Murray


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