Batman 85th Anniversary 10-Film 4K Blu-Ray Collection Drops To Best Price Yet

Batman: 80th Anniversary Collection offers terrific value, as you’re getting 18 animated Batman movies on Blu-ray for just $1.83 each.

There are some very good Batman movies included here as well that you won’t find ini the newer 85th Anniversary edition, like The Dark Knight Returns Parts 1 and 2, Batman: Ninja, and Batman: Gotham Knight. Even if you purchased the 85th Anniversary 4K Collection, those movies alone are worth buying the 80th Anniversary Collection for.

Here’s the full list of movies:

• Batman: Assault on Arkham
• Batman: Bad Blood
• Batman: Gotham by Gaslight
• Batman: Gotham Knight
• Batman: Mask of the Phantasm
• Batman: Mystery of the Batwoman
• Batman: Ninja
• Batman: Return of the Caped Crusaders
• Batman: The Dark Knight Returns Part 1
• Batman: The Dark Knight Returns Part 2
• Batman: The Killing Joke
• Batman: Under the Red Hood
• Batman: Year One
• Batman and Harley Quinn
• Batman Vs. Robin
• Son of Batman
• Superman and Batman: Apocalypse
• Superman and Batman: Public Enemies

As mentioned, the 80th Anniversary Collection was also released on DVD and is discounted to $29 (was $70).

Batman’s 85th Anniversary Collection launched last September with a rather high $205 list price. The current $80 price is a new all-time low for this 4K Blu-ray box set. At this price, you’re paying $8 per movie on 4K and digital.

It comes with a colorful slipcase and a 24-page commemorative booklet. The box set comes with 4K Blu-ray and digital versions of 10 animated Batman movies:

• Batman: Mask of the Phantasm
• Batman Year One
• Batman: Assault on Arkham
• Batman: The Killing Joke
• Batman and Harley Quinn
• Batman: Gotham by Gaslight
• Batman: Hush
• Batman: Soul of the Dragon
• Batman: The Long Halloween
• Batman: The Doom That Came to Gotham

This is a pretty solid collection of Batman movies. The highlights here are obviously Mask of the Phantasm and Year One, while some of the other entries are fun popcorn flicks you can binge through like comfort junk food. Soul of the Dragon reimagines Batman as a ’70s-era martial arts master in a cheesy adventure film starring several other skilled DC fighters, Assault on Arkham is an action-packed dive into Rocksteady’s Arkhamverse that mostly focuses on the Suicide Squad, and Gotham by Gaslight puts a Victorian-era spin on Batman.

The Killing Joke, Harley Quinn, and Hush don’t reach the same heights, but they remain faithful the DC source material and are still worth watching.