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Taking place after the events of Batman: Forever, but reminiscent of the style of Batman and Batman Returns, Batman: Revenge returns viewers to Gotham City in the first production of its kind- in LEGO. Made in 2003, before the official LEGO Batman line was released, the film brought Batman and LEGO together like never before.

At the close of Batman Forever, the Riddler became more insane than ever. This served as the springboard for Batman: Revenge. In the film, the question-marked villain escapes from Arkham Asylum with the purpose of revenge against the Dark Knight, a plan which places one of Batman's closest allies in jeopardy. While no written riddles are present in the film, the final scenes present what could be Nygma's greatest riddle of all.

Batman: Revenge (The Batman LEGO Film) is a 2003, non-commercial, independent stop motion brickfilm created by director and animator Jonathan Markiewitz. The film has been credited by BatmanFanFilms.Com and TheForce.Net as the production which brought Batman fan films into the art of stop-motion animation and sparked a Batman LEGO MOC (My-Own-Creation) phenomenon. It is notable for being the first Batman LEGO fan film in history. Infuze Magazine stated "It might just be the ultimate fan made film!" Within its "opening weekend" on the Internet, the download number spiked to the multiple thousands, and according to Stop-Motion Online, "made legos cool again."

For more of his creations and other work, visit jonmarkiewitz.com.



Batman: Revenge ranked 3rd in Total Film Magazine's 50 Coolest Viral Videos in a 2008 issue.



"Markiewitz has demonstrated a wonderful sense of guerrilla filmmaking. He has taken the bull by the horns and reshaped a comic book icon into a previously unseen form." - Film Review by Troy Anderson of Living Corpse



"That was excellent! I'm hooked!" - Clark Bartram, Batman: Dead End



"You can just imagine what kinds of things people will be doing when the official Batman (LEGO) line rolls out." - BimPCast Audio Clip on Batman: Revenge



"It's a lot of fun to watch, and one of the best fan films I've seen, cinematically." - Blue Tights Network





"It might just be the ultimate fan-made film!" - Infuze Magazine



"It told a good story without any words. Amazingly good." - BlueTights.Net Fan Review



"Slick recreation of the batmobile, and the lighting is pretty reminiscent of the Burton films." - Spite Your Face Productions, The Han Solo Affair



"Jonathan Markiewitz has influenced future LEGO fan films." - Fan Films Quarterly, Winter 2006



"This is something that is unique and visually stunning." - Fan Review, BatmanFanFilms.Com



(Below) The batsignal scene from the film was used to represent the "Batbuilders" on the cover of the Spring 2006 BrickJournal issue.



"This reminds me of how Burton would have done a Batman Lego film. Fantastic. No complaints." - Fan Review, BatmanFanFilms.Com







"This film is truly amazing!" - Fan Review, BatmanFanFilms.Com



"Mr. Markiewitz has created a believable little world complete with busy streets and just the right amount of lighting to give the set a true Gotham mood." - Will, Fanboy Theatre



"This fantastic movie has all that a lego movie should have, and more." - Fan Review, BatmanFanFilms.Com





"This film has truly captured the Batman look and feel of Gotham City!" - Fan Review, BatmanFanFilms.Com



"Seeing Batman and Legos together is a childhood dream." - Director Aaron Schoenke



"The 'Burton' design also influenced the Batmobile featured in the film, which was an excellent version of the 'Keaton Car'" - BatmobileHistory.Com





"Batman: Revenge fan film is definitely masterful work of film art!" - Defender of Gotham





"A definite triumph!" - Independefilms





"This fantastic movie has all that a lego movie should have, and more." - Fan Review, BatmanFanFilms.Com





"What makes this film stand out from other Batman fan films is it was totally done using Legos." - Fan Film Follies





The film took approximately 3 months to complete from pre-production through post-production.





Batman: Revenge has been featured in several print and online publications, most notably in Total Film, Brick Journal Magazine, and Fan Films Quarterly.





"I did Batman: Revenge for the same reason any of us make films - to do our own take on a story and have a good time. The initial intent for the project was to do a fun animation I figured only a handful of people would see, but it really took off. The popularity and fanbase that's resulted from the project took me by surprise, and I'm thankful to have had such a great ride." - Jon Markiewitz