These Batman villains might be classic antagonists but they still haven't starred in the story that would make them iconic.

Batman has some incredible comics under his utility belt, but these five are genuinely magical reads on the first time through.

Bruce Wayne: Murderer? and Bruce Wayne: Fugitive are two such stories. Combined, they make up a two-part storyline from 2002 that stretches across every Batman and Bat Family title, and frankly ...

But 15 years ago, in 2011, DC Comics was in a very similar position to the one they were in back in 1981 when writer Marv ...

Batman: Endgame, a comic book storyline by Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo, puts Batman in a predicament that no live-action ...

There are many iconic on-screen versions of Batman, and there are a plethora of comic book stories that have inspired them. In 1996 and ‘97, a limited comic book series shaped the Christopher Nolan ...

Zach Cregger still wants to make his Batman story ...

Jim Lee, famed X-Men artist, WildCATS co-creator, co-founder of Image Comics, and current Publisher/CCO of DC Comics, was in France yesterday (probably, still is) and conducted a signing at Album ...

James Gunn recently discussed Batman's role in the DC Universe and hinted at progress on his next big story. In a new conversation, he suggested key elements are already in motion. He also touched on ...

A classic Batman supervillain gets an origin story with the DC body horror movie "Clayface." But does it have the Dark Knight or a post-credits scene?

Warner Bros. Animation and DC Studios have unveiled details of its industry showcase, reports THR, which will include the world premiere of Batman: Knightfall Part 1: Knightfall, the new DC Studios’ ...

The writer of DC's flagship Batman title talks about working on a character with so much history, balancing continuity and ...