Twenty-five years have handed since Warner Bros. Animation adopted up its legendary Batman: The Animated Series the one manner it might—with Superman: The Animated Series. Produced by Bruce Timm, Paul Dini, and Alan Burnett, the present debuted on September 6, 1996 and leaped tall buildings proper into our hearts.

Now, in celebration of that twenty fifth anniversary, Warner Bros. Home Entertainment and DC are releasing a model new Blu-ray field set of the entire collection on October 12. We’re speaking all 54 episodes, new particular options, new commentaries, and extra. Here’s the complete field artwork.

So why purchase this? Well, listed here are the primary promoting factors. One, the episodes will look and sound higher than ever. According to the press launch, “all 54 episodes have been remastered from the original 35mm Interpositive sources, giving special attention to extensive color correction, dirt and scratch clean up, and adding a grain reduction pass to create a pristine picture, all while making sure not to affect the original lines in the artwork of the animation. The audio was retransferred from the original audio masters, and the series is presented in its original aspect ratio (4×3).”

So that’s nice. There’s additionally a model new “series-defining featurette” referred to as Superman: Timeless Icon—which, based on the press launch, “reveals the complicated journey of the show and those who created the new mythology for the Man of Steel, as told by producers Bruce Timm and Paul Dini, director Dan Riba, writer Bob Goodman, casting/dialogue director Andrea Romano, and Tim Daly and Clancy Brown, the heralded voices of Superman and Lex Luthor, respectively.”

Then there are new audio commentaries on three episodes (Stolen Memories, The Last Son of Krypton Part 1, and The Main Man Part 2) and even a video commentary that includes producer Bruce Timm, producer-author Paul Dini, and director Dan Riba for the episode Mxyzpixilated. All in all, there’s nearly 21 hours of content material for a retail of $70, out there starting October 12. That sounds, dare we are saying it, tremendous.

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