Batman #133, out this Tuesday, continues to have Bruce Wayne running around a version of Gotham that never had a Batman.
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The One Bad Day one-shots from DC Comics have been trying to replicate Batman: The Killing Joke. But Clayface is doing it it literally.
But long before this, (all of fifteen days ago) Bleeding Cool posted a few Batspoilers for Batman #131… how did we do?
We saw Batman's body, shot-in-the-chest no longer in the North Pole but in a very familiar place?
That's Crime Alley folks Where Martha Wayne and Thomas Wayne were shot by Joe Chill for disputed reasons[...]
Yesterday DC Comics tweeted out this following image from tomorrow's Batman V Robin #4 by Mark Waid and Mahmud Asrar, saying "On Tuesday, it begins.
So what happened at the end of Batman #130 from DC Comics? You know, that saw the Batman robot double Failsafe - even one now full of compassion - shoot
Jace Fox, son of Lucius Fox, is the new Batman of New York City. Originally created by Len Wein and Irv Novick in Batman #313 published in 1979 as Timothy
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DC lawyer Bernie Kashdan told Batman movie franchise producer Michael Uslan that the addition of the yellow circle behind Batman's chest logo of the bat silhouette was "motivated by DC's need to trade-mark Batman's chest symbol for merchandising, et al., to come The legal opinion was that the simple drawing of a black bat was[...]
Maybe I should make a more title-specific image.
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Bingo I think that will do, going forward, don't you?
So, we have Failsafe facing down Batman, as seen in a previous preview Now with added letters.
Now the question is here, is Bruce Wayne reassuring Tim Drake, his third Robin, over what is going to happen? Or has he[...]
It was a gushing PR-puffery interview with Grant DeArmitt and John Ridley, author of I Am Batman, that got the Twitterati abuzz, said about the character
Yesterday, Bleeding Cool ran a preview for Batman #130 released by DC Comics, pointing out that it served as a direct spoiler for any cliffhanger for
Batman spoilers beware! I only just posted an article looking at Marvel Comics' unbelievable cliffhanger to X-Terminators #2, given that it is told in
It's a Tuesday, so DC Comics have only published six Batman comic books today. Quite a light week. But with so many Batman comic books, how do they all
Once upon a time, Geoff Johns and Jason Fabok introduced us to the idea, in Justice League, that there were three Jokers rather than just one. And today
Back in June when we first got a look at Failsafe, previously a teased title of the then-upcoming Batman ongoing comic book by Chip Zdarsky and Jorge