Released in 1987, Batman: Year One by Frank Miller and David Mazzuchelli is arguably one of the most famous Batman stories ever printed. It has frequently been cited as a source of inspiration for films like Batman Begins and The Batman, as well as other media adaptations.

With the Joker: Year One storyline having just been released, TBU hosts Scott, BJ, and Adil revisit Batman: Year One, both the comic book and its cinematic adaptation from 2011.  They discuss likes and dislikes from the point, examining the narrative from a fresh perspective that can only be found on the TBU Podcast!

After listening to the episode, we have a question for you, our Bat-tastic audience!

Question: Do you consider Batman: Year One an essential storyline, and if so, where would it fall on your essential reading list?

Let us know! Join our Discord and divulge your answer in our TBU Bat-fans channel, or drop us a line at TBU@TheBatmanUniverse.net. We’ll be happy to read your comment or question on air. As always, if you like this episode, please rate, share, and subscribe.

Looking for commentary on Joker: Year One?

Check out the TBU Comic Podcast, or read our comic book reviews below:

• Review of Joker: Year One Part One


• Review of Joker: Year One Part Two


• Review of Joker: Year One Part Three

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