The producer makes his picks… Batman: The Brave and the Bold debuted 10 years ago this week, if you can believe it. To celebrate, we’ve brought in one of the show’s producers, James Tucker, to take us behind the scenes of the wonderfully tongue-in-cheek homage to the Silver and Bronze Ages (with some Golden Age tossed in, to boot). In Part 1 of this two-part series, we showed off some of James’ early concept designs, as well as his commentary on how the show came together. (Click here. You’ll love it.) Now, in Part 2, he lists his TOP 13 episodes. But it’s more than a list: James gets into some of the show’s nitty-gritty and reveals some of its coolest little secrets. Personally, my own list is topped by Batman’s Strangest Cases! – especially the sequence based on Jiro Kuwata’s manga from the ’60s, which adapted the classic Batman #180, starring (Lord) Death Man. But, hey, this is James’ list, so here we go: — By JAMES TUCKER The first Batman comic I ever owned was The Brave and the Bold #111, bought when I was 10 years old. The ’66 live-action show and Filmation animated series introduced me to the character, but it was the resulting Batman revival of the ’70s — by O’Neil, Adams, Robbins, Wein, etc., mixed with the Golden and Silver Age reprints found in the glorious 100-Page Super Spectacular comics — that gave me exposure to all eras of Batman (and the rest of DC’s major characters) and inspired me in the creation of the B&B TV series. The task of narrowing down my favorites to only 13 episodes is nearly impossible for me; there’s something to like about most of them. At least, that was the goal we had when making the episodes! Oh, and I’ll end this list with the one episode that I like well enough, but apparently not nearly as much as most of you! — Journey to the Center of the Bat! Scripted by Matt Wayne and directed by Michael Chang, this was first episode featuring the Aquaman/Atom team-up that we later mined several times. As voiced by James Cee and John DiMaggio, Ryan Choi’s uptight scientist paired with Aquaman’s sea king, clicked immediately. The main plot of Batman being poisoned by Chemo and trying to stop the...