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<p dir="auto"><strong>Mrpinkeye</strong> — <em>15 years ago(August 29, 2010 02:25 PM)</em></p>
<p dir="auto">are there many more comoc book animations aimed at an older audience?</p>
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<p dir="auto">Before the current series of DC Universe Animated Movies there was also 1993's<br />
Batman: Mask of the Phantasm<br />
and three direct-to-video movies:<br />
Batman &amp; Mr. Freeze: SubZero<br />
;<br />
Batman: Mystery of the Batwoman<br />
and<br />
Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker<br />
(I would recommend the Uncut Version of the last).<br />
There is also a violent, unrated direct-to-video animated movie,<br />
Turok, Son of Stone<br />
(American Indians vs. dinosaurs) based on the comic-book and videogame character.<br />
Marvel and Lionsgate has made several animated films:<br />
Ultimate Avengers<br />
;<br />
Ultimate Avengers 2<br />
;<br />
The Invincible Iron Man<br />
;<br />
Doctor Strange<br />
;<br />
Next Avengers: Heroes for Tomorrow<br />
(the most kid-friendly);<br />
Hulk Vs.<br />
;<br />
Planet Hulk<br />
; and the upcoming<br />
Thor: Tales of Asgard<br />
.<br />
"Glenn Beck has Nazi Tourette's!"</p>
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<li>Lewis Black</li>
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<p dir="auto">Justice League- The New Frontier is the second in a series of direct-to-dvd animated films DC Comics are making. All of them are PG-13 and intended for a mature audience.<br />
Superman- Doomsday<br />
Justice League- The New Frontier<br />
Batman- Gotham Knight<br />
Wonder Woman- The Amazon Princess<br />
Green Lantern- First Flight<br />
Superman/Batman- Public Enemies<br />
Justice League- Crisis on Two Earths<br />
Batman- Under the Red Hood<br />
Though I haven't liked all of them, I would recommend checking them out. I really recommend Batman- Under the Red Hood, it's a nice blend of the classic Batman animated series and the Nolan films. And I agree, New Frontier was very well done.</p>
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