The early cartoon network was a wild time for imagination in animation. After creating mostly for only Air Classic Warner Bros., Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and Cartoon Films Hannah-Barbera, the cartoon network in the mid-90s of the last century entered original programming with the introduction of cartoons. These were animated shorts that later turned into a full animated series such as "Laboratory of Dexter", "Johnoni Bravo", "Cow and Chicken", "brave cowardly dog" and "PowerPuff girls" - shows that it Stay some of the best of the past 30. It was a time of excellent experimentation without a style of house or formula that provides a series of cartoons that pushed the media forward in visual style, tone, kinetism and characters.

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Many of these shows shared many of the same team, with the first cartoon with a cartoon, "Laboratory of Dexter", "Future Legends of the Media" like Rob Rensetti, Seth McFarlin, Batch Hartmann and the creator of the girls "The PowerPuff" Craig McChen Whose show became a hit partly thanks to the "Laboratory of Dexter.

"PowerPuff Girls" are centered on three girls in kindergarten, created in a professor lab that raises them as his children, but they also have superpowers that allow them to fight crime. At that time, it was a fantastic, humorous, hearty superhero alternative to Bruce Timm's darker and more adult superhero shows, as "Batman: the animated series".

Speaking of "Batman: the animated series", do you remember what I said earlier about wild experimentation and imagination in cartoon in early cartoons? It turns out that we could have a bizarre crossover between Timm's Batman Universe and PowerPuff girls, as Craig McCracken tried to make their girls fight the Joker himself.

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As early as 2016, McCracken appeared Tumblr To miss the huge discovery that he not only wanted a crossover between "PowerPuff girls" and the DC universe, but he actually tried to do it. McCcracken wrote:

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"When we did the original series, I really wanted to make an episode where the Joker came to the city and began to commit crimes. The idea was that the mayor was so excited that he had a celebrity villain in the city that he actually tried to prevent girls from stopping him because Joker finally put Townsville on the map!

The idea for PowerPuff girls struggling with Okeroker is already funny, but the fact that the mayor did not allow them to do so because Okeroker is a celebrity who puts Townsville on the map is a completely fun and the best scenario for a witty crossover. It's not like it was unusual to have cartoons at the time. Nyoni Bravo has once decided a crime with the Squubi-Doo gang, Billy and Mandi went on an adventure with neighboring children, and Jimi Neutron and Timmy Turner went on a multivino driving years before Spider-Man: In the Spider-Stich.

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When it descended, the girls PowerPuff had already introduced the heroes of DC. Back in the day had ads Featuring both "Super Friends" and "PowerPuff Girls", with girls who save a miracle from a woman and aquamane from a particular accident. These were funny, creative, and it was supposed to be a great hint that the right crossover could work.

Even if the crossover does not happen during the original shelf life, we know On the road there is a rebirth "Girls of PowerPuff", So maybe McCracken can make his dream come true this time.