Batman: Wayne Family Adventures live-action miniseries announced

Last Updated on October 8, 2021

Justice runs in the family in the delightful Webtoon comic series Batman: Wayne Family Adventures. This refreshing, cheerful, and often hilarious comic focuses on the day-to-day lives of the extended Wayne family, and now it’s going to be a live-action series!

This live-action adaptation will premiere exclusively on Ismahawk’s YouTube channel, and, according to IGN, Batman: Wayne Family Adventures will swoop in as a three-part miniseries. Get ready to share in an adventure with Bruce, Barbara, Cassie, Damian, and the rest of the gang beginning on October 11.

The cast of Batman: Wayne Family Adventures live-action series consists of the following actors:

Jonathan Bentley as Bruce Wayne
Yoshi Sudarso as Dick Grayson/Nightwing
Lisa Foiles as Barbara Gordon/Oracle
Tim Neff as Jason Todd/Red Hood
Peter Sudarso as Tim Drake/Red Robin
Meghan Camarena as Stephanie Brown/Spoiler
Gemma Nguyen as Cassandra Cain/Orphan
Carter Rockwood as Damien Wayne/Robin
Du-Shaunt ‘Fik-Shun’ Stegall as Duke Thomas/Signal
Marcus Weiss as Alfred Pennyworth

You can check out the official trailer below:

Batman: Wayne Family Adventures is not your average Batman comic. Instead of shining a bat signal on the worst of what Gotham has to offer, the comic serves as a slice-of-life story that’s sure to tickle your ribs as opposed to leaving them bruised and in need of bandages. In the comic, the Wayne family shows their affection for one another by competing with each other at the gym, fighting over the last cookie in Wayne Manor, or upholding family traditions that bring them closer together. I’ve read several episodes of the series on the Webtoon app since its debut, and I’ve loved every one of them. If you want to check the comic out for yourself, you can read it for free right here.

The series has been a massive hit on the Webtoon app, breaking multiple readership records for the series since its debut. As much as I love the mainline Batman series from James Tynion IV (and soon Joshua Williamson), it’s nice to have a cheerful Bat-series like Batman Family Adventures to fall back on when I’m in the mood for something less serious and heartwarming.