Batman is a lone vigilante determined to fight the crime in Gotham on his own terms. When a new Commissioner takes over in Gotham, things are about to change. From now on, he'll be expected to work with the local law enforcement instead of doing things his own way. There's a problem though, he's been a lone wolf for most of his life. Ever since the night that he lost his parents, he's had to be self-sufficient and self-reliant. What he hasn't been able to see is that the answer to a lot of these issues had been right in front of him the entire time. A new addition to his entourage will help him see what it is that he's been missing. They'll have to come together to have a chance against the current adversaries. Will they find a way before it's too late? Will Batman / Bruce Wayne find what he's been missing? Can this story really be told with Lego's? All of these and more will answer themselves as this plays out. The adversaries that they encounter will cross the boundaries of the typical superhero movies. All the while maintaining the innocence that Lego represents. A fun representation that stays true to the idea in an entirely new way. Though a bit goofy at times, there's a magic here that can only lead to more...