HBO Max has set the release date for a new installment of an animated Batman show. Featuring Ethan Hawke in the cast, it is part of the streamer’s next month’s lineup of films and TV series.

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It’s unclear how many episodes will be part of the new entry. This is because the official press release doesn’t seem to have mentioned it. However, going by previous schedules, it may reportedly drop with four episodes in bulk.

The initial part of Season 3 first aired on HBO Max on December 5, 2025, running for 14 episodes until May 22, 2026. Meanwhile, it began broadcasting on Cartoon Network’s Cartoonito preschool block on January 19.

The show drew attention when it first released as reportedly the first animated Batman series since 2013’s Beware the Batman, which ran for only 26 episodes before its cancellation in 2014.

Created by Michael G. Stern, the show follows the eponymous team, the Bat-family’s personal vehicles brought to life by the Batcomputer. Led by Batman’s main mode of transportation, the Batmobile, aka “Bam,” they, like their owners, fight crime in Gotham City.

In addition to creating, Stern serves as an executive producer alongside Sam Register and Simon J. Smith. The main voice cast includes Jacob Bertrand as Batmobile, Jordan Reed and Titus Blake as Redbird, Madigan Kacmar as Batgirl Cycle/Bibi, Noah Bentley as Bat Truck/Buff, Lilimar as Batwing/Wing, Kimberly D. Brooks as Batcomputer/BC, and Mick Wingert as M.O.E.

Ethan Hawke voices Bruce Wayne/Batman in a supporting capacity, alongside A.J. Hudson as Duke Thomas/Robin, Leah Lewis as Cassandra Cain/Batgirl, Zachary Gordon as Dick Grayson/Nightwing, and Alfred Molina as Alfred Pennyworth. Additional cast members include SungWon Cho, Tom Kenny, Griffin Burns, Alexandra Novelle, Ariyan Kassam, Josey Montana McCoy, and Xolo Maridueña, among others.

Originally reported by Disheeta Maheshwari on SuperHeroHype.