On the latest edition of Batman-On-Film.com’s BATMANIMATON podcast, Bill “Jett” Ramey and Javi Trujillo review/discuss BATMAN: CAPED CRUSADER Season 2/Episode 2, “Rocket’s Red Glare”.

JETT’S REVIEW: Different tone and type of episode from the previous one, but I actually liked it better…slightly.

BATMAN: CAPED CRUSADER’s second episode, “Rocket’s Red Glare,” keeps the momentum rolling with a tight, stylish mystery that leans into the show’s noir‑pulp tone, while expanding Gotham’s political underbelly. The plot centers on a sabotage scheme involving a prototype rocket and pulls Batman deeper into a web of corrupt power brokers, wartime paranoia, and a few familiar names/villains reimagined through this series’ retro‑futurist lens. What really works is how the episode balances detective work with character beats: Bruce’s growing suspicion of Gotham’s elite, Gordon’s uneasy position inside a compromised police force, and a villain reveal that feels both classic and freshly twisted. It’s another confident chapter that proves this show knows exactly what it wants to be—sharp, moody, and driven by the idea that Gotham rots from the top down.  – Bill “Jett” Ramey

GRADE: A-

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Javier Trujillo
Javier E. Trujillo was a Batman fan long before the 1989 blockbuster opened on his 12th birthday. After following BATMAN-ON-FILM.COM -- the "Dad-Gum Original" -- since its inception, he started to write for BoF in 2019, covering Batman's 80th anniversary. He's a lover of all eras and aspects of The Dark Knight, but artist Jim Aparo will always be how he pictures him. When on the internet, odds are it's because he's talking about Batman or James Bond (or MAYBE Wally West). He resides in the "Live Music Capital of the World" (and also the genesis of Adam West's Bat-Boat), Austin, TX. You can follow him on Twitter @JaviTru or on Instagram @TheBondIsNotEnough.