Set around the 1970s, a group of well-trained martial arts students come together to stop evil forces from unleashing a monstrous demon which will destroy the entire world. Bruce Wayne (also known as Batman) has just broken up with his love and is heartbroken. But soon after Bruce’s hearts breaks, he is approached by one of his friends from the past named Richard Dragon. Richard explains to Bruce of a new threat which will destroy the world unless they work together again. It does not take long until Bruce Wayne agrees to team up with his former classmate. The two will soon be re-joined by other familiar faces from the past. As a Batman fan myself, I was not familiar with this story from the DC Universe. As a Batman animation, it's also the first time we have seen a story which features Bruce Wayne around the '70s. Many moments made the film feel like I was watching a Kung Fu film, and at other times, I felt like I was watching a spy film. It is a fun, and unique combination that worked brilliantly, and this new type of superhero plot had my curiosity from the start. If you’ve seen any recent DC animation films such as Superman: Man of Tomorrow or Batman Death in the Family, you will generally know what to expect regarding visuals and the cartoon style. Once again, I am happy to report the visuals are again excellent and pleasing. On a positive note, I noticed the film’s audio track was a huge standout compared to some of the other previous DC Animations. Overall, this is a new animation that shows an interesting tale about The Dark Knight and introduces new characters. As per the previous DC cartoons, this film is pleasing visually, but a big standout was the film’s audio track. The plot here is fun as its set around the 70s. I found plenty of enjoyment to be had, and naturally, this is a must-watch for all DC fans. This review has been written for Sanity* For more reviews from Walkden Entertainment, check out the link here: www.walkdenentertainment.com