Dreams in Darkness
episode of Batman: The Animated Series
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Summary
Dreams in Darkness is a television series episode[1].
Key Facts
- Dreams in Darkness's instance of is recorded as television series episode[2].
- Dreams in Darkness was directed by Dick Sebast[3].
- Judith Reeves-Stevens wrote the screenplay for Dreams in Darkness[4].
- Garfield Reeves-Stevens wrote the screenplay for Dreams in Darkness[5].
- Dreams in Darkness's based on is recorded as Batman: The Last Arkham[6].
- Dreams in Darkness followed Mad as a Hatter[7].
- Dreams in Darkness followed Tyger, Tyger[8].
- Dreams in Darkness was followed by Eternal Youth[9].
- Dreams in Darkness was followed by Beware the Gray Ghost[10].
- Dreams in Darkness's part of the series is recorded as Batman: The Animated Series[11].
- The original language of Dreams in Darkness was English[12].
- Dreams in Darkness was published on November 3, 1992[13].
- Dreams in Darkness's characters is recorded as Batman[14].
- Dreams in Darkness's characters is recorded as Scarecrow[15].
- Dreams in Darkness's characters is recorded as Alfred Pennyworth[16].
- Dreams in Darkness's characters is recorded as Dick Grayson[17].
- Dreams in Darkness's characters is recorded as The Joker[18].
- Dreams in Darkness's characters is recorded as Thomas Wayne[19].
- Dreams in Darkness's characters is recorded as Martha Wayne[20].
- Dreams in Darkness's characters is recorded as The Penguin[21].
- Dreams in Darkness's characters is recorded as Poison Ivy[22].
- Dreams in Darkness's characters is recorded as Two-Face[23].
- Dreams in Darkness's voice actor is recorded as Kevin Conroy[24].
- Dreams in Darkness's voice actor is recorded as Efrem Zimbalist Jr.[25].
- Dreams in Darkness's voice actor is recorded as Loren Lester[26].
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Authorship and Creation
Dreams in Darkness was directed by Dick Sebast[3]. Screenwriters include Judith Reeves-Stevens[4] and Garfield Reeves-Stevens[5].
Publication
Dreams in Darkness was released on November 3, 1992[13]. The original language of it was English[12]. Its part of the series is recorded as Batman: The Animated Series[11].
Subject and Themes
Dreams in Darkness's part of the series is recorded as Batman: The Animated Series[11].
Adaptations and Inspiration
Predecessors include Mad as a Hatter[7] and Tyger, Tyger[8]. Successors include Eternal Youth[9] and Beware the Gray Ghost[10].