For better or worse, Dark Knight Returns influenced entire generations of comic book creators, and the pangs of the near-forty-year-old work are still being felt in pop culture to this day.

The Dark Knight Returns by Frank Miller, Klaus Janson, John Costanza, and Lynn Varley The Absolute version of Batman has managed to surprise a lot of people with just how brutally violent he is.

Batman: The Dark Knight Returns Part 1 Although Warner Bros. and Marvel's animated direct-to-video featurettes largely play to a relatively narrow base of comicbook aficionados, "Batman: The Dark ...

The Dark Knight Returns began its life in 1986 as a four-issue miniseries, and the first two books (adapted into Part 1 last year) are fairly introspective.

Whereas the original Dark Knight Returns featured a Gotham baked by an oppressive sun and then shrouded in atomic fallout, this book emphasizes dreary, oppressive rain and a generally cold color ...

Batman returns in 'The Dark Knight' By Michael Ordoña, Freelance Movie Writer July 13, 2008. ... "The Dark Knight" pushes characters and their relationships forward - in some cases, downward.

At the conclusion of the Superman vs. The Elite premiere at Wonder Con, attendees were treated to a sizzle reel of new footage from Warner Bros. Animation's adaption of Frank Miller's The Dark ...

The Dark Knight Returns is one of the most iconic and influential comic books ever published. Its reinvention of Batman as a borderline psychopath, operating in a bleak, corrupt Gotham City ...

The Dark Knight Returns was, in essence, the birthplace of the violent, gritty take on the character that has dominated the last 26 years of the character’s life.

I’m back again to give you another break-down of a DC Animated feature, the second part of Batman: The Dark Knight Returns.For all my thoughts on Part 1, just click here.I’ll be starting out ...

When The Dark Knight Returns was published in 1986, it helped to change the industry almost as much as it changed the title character. It’s easy to look back thirty years on and almost take for ...