HBO’s 8-Part Crime Drama Quietly Became the Best Adaptation Ever Made

HBO's 8-Part Crime Drama Quietly Became the Best Adaptation Ever Made




Marvel has been significantly more successful in making films based off of its characters, but DC has historically been the superior label when it comes to television. There are great DC television shows for different generations and audiences. Batman: The Animated Series became one of the most groundbreaking cartoons ever, the Arrowverse showed how a shared universe could work on the small screen, and Watchmen was a grounded, political work of art that perfectly revamped Alan Moore's graphic novel for the current era. Matt Reeves managed to have a fresh take on the Dark Knight with The Batman, a reboot of the franchise that explored Bruce Wayne (Robert Pattinson) in his second year of being a caped crusader. Colin Farrellwas clearly the scene-stealer with his role as Oz Cobb, and The Penguinwent deeper into the iconic Batmanvillain than anyone could have expected.


Marvel has been significantly more successful in making films based off of its characters, but DC has historically been the superior label when it comes to television. There are great DC television shows for different generations and audiences. Batman: The Animated Series became one of the most groundbreaking cartoons ever, the Arrowverse showed how a shared universe could work on the small screen, and Watchmen was a grounded, political work of art that perfectly revamped Alan Moore's graphic novel for the current era. Matt Reeves managed to have a fresh take on the Dark Knight with The Batman, a reboot of the franchise that explored Bruce Wayne (Robert Pattinson) in his second year of being a caped crusader. Colin Farrellwas clearly the scene-stealer with his role as Oz Cobb, and The Penguinwent deeper into the iconic Batmanvillain than anyone could have expected.

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