ANIMATED FILM · OPTIONAL BACKGROUND
Justice League: The New Frontier
A separate adaptation of Batman and Superman; useful for comparison, but unrelated to Superman/Batman: Public Enemies’s story continuity.
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OUT NOWReleased 29 September 2009
What to watch before Superman/Batman: Public Enemies
4 titles · 28h 49m to catch up
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Recommended route 4 titles · 28h 49m
These earlier stories offer the clearest character and continuity context for Superman/Batman: Public Enemies.
ANIMATED FILM · OPTIONAL BACKGROUND
Batman: Gotham Knight
A separate adaptation of Batman; useful for comparison, but unrelated to Superman/Batman: Public Enemies’s story continuity.
FILM · OPTIONAL BACKGROUND
The Dark Knight
A separate adaptation of Batman; useful for comparison, but unrelated to Superman/Batman: Public Enemies’s story continuity.
TV SERIES · OPTIONAL BACKGROUND
Batman: The Brave and the Bold
A separate adaptation of Batman; useful for comparison, but unrelated to Superman/Batman: Public Enemies’s story continuity.
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Do I need to watch everything before Superman/Batman: Public Enemies?
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How long does it take to catch up before Superman/Batman: Public Enemies?
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