Yet a Bat Family is needed to see this world come to life. Some of Batman’s most incredible stories involve the members of his family. Seeing the Dynamic Duo in action alongside their allies and ...

However, the Dark Knight is no stranger to the TV Screen as his first live-action series arrived back in 1966 with the infamous Batman TV Series featuring Burt Ward as the Boy Wonder and Adam West ...

Some borderline cases will be included, like the Injustice series since The Dark Knight plays a central role in the stories and Gotham Knights since the Bat Family is an extension of Batman.

With DC’s new All In publishing initiative, DC is taking on reinvention again with the Absolute Universe — including a new, reinvented version of Batman. Written by Scott Snyder with art by ...

What Bat-time, what Bat-place ... with his own identity while Two-Face and The Riddler attempt to discover Batman's true identity. What it's about: The Caped Crusaders try to protect Gotham ...

The mythos of DC’s Batman never seems to really leave our popular culture . The character has earned his own holiday , his own star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame , and an ever-growing ...

Warner Bros. partnered with phone accessory company CASETiFY to celebrate the 85th anniversary of Batman. The line of special Bat-cases are available in limited quantities in a general release ...

Robert Pattinson will once again portray Bruce Wayne and his alter ego, Batman. Beyond that, several questions remain about the upcoming sequel. To sort out the facts from the rumors, we’ve ...

Part of the brief, veteran Batman writer Scott Snyder tells Polygon, was modernization. “The challenge with the Absolute Universe was: If you think about the world as it is now, and if you had ...

But there's more to know about the character, and where she fits into the history of Batman and the DC Comics universe. Magpie appears throughout Sofia's time at Arkham, and while she's Sofia's ...

Absolute Batman #1 is a brand-new start for the Dark ... and even chopping one guy's hand off with his axe – that's the Bat-Symbol, though he has to attach a handle to it, which feels inconvenient.