So many writers, artists, and actors have reinterpreted Batman over the decades that it's impossible to name a "definitive" take on the character. For many fans, however, "Batman: The Animated ...

What has evolved—and what we can take as the essential myth of Batman—is true to Kane’s original conception: Batman as a dark, foreboding, brooding, obsessed victim.

Sale's art put Batman in shadows and Gotham similarly felt dark, obscured and mysterious. Wright's colors were simple, yet ...

Is Batman the greatest character in comic book history? Arguably, yes. The Dark Knight is among the genre’s most complex and layered figures, a fascinating study of trauma, grief, and unwavering ...

Batman: Dark Age #2 Review. ... Pariah shows up in a single scene to be mysterious, ... While the backgrounds of Dark Age continue to be vibrant and distinct for the most part, ...

In Batman: Dark Patterns #4, the Dark Knight investigates a mysterious tower where voices of the living and dead echo, and a hostage situation turns deadly.

Absolute Batman #1 is a brand-new start for the Dark Knight, featuring an all-new take on Bruce Wayne, his friends and foes, Gotham City, and set on a world that's a lot harsher than the core DC ...

A new grounded Batman maxi-series is coming just in time for the holidays. Written by Dan Watters (Nightwing), art by Hayden Sherman (Absolute Wonder Woman), colors by Tríona Farrell (Women of ...

In Frank Miller's The Dark Knight Returns, he deliberately shows an aging Batman coming back after he's retired, and he highlights him being tired and weaker. Somewhere around age 50 to 55, he ...

Nowhere is this clearer than in The Dark Knight Rises. With Batman out of the game for the movie’s first act, Nolan gets saddled with a character he simply doesn’t find interesting, and we can ...