Batman: Knightfall

...escape for the final time and put him back in Arkham. Zsasz later appears in Part 3 and 4 of the Knightfall '' saga. In Part 3 of ''Knightfall, Zsasz takes an all girl's college hostage and holds the students at knife point until Batman...

In this article: Victor Zsasz, Batman, Jeremiah Arkham, Bruce Wayne, Alfred Pennyworth, Batman Begins, Batman, and Alan Grant

...in a compact visual statement. This book plumbs the same depths as Frank Miller's definitive classic Batman: Year One. More than telling the origin of Batman, the Loeb/Sale work fleshes out the reason Gotham needed a Batman. Batman was a...

In this article: Batman, Batman: The Long Halloween, Bruce Wayne, Batman, Jim Gordon, Calendar Man, and Frank Miller

...I'll call the "Dark Knight problem. " You may remember when Commissioner Gordon tells his little son that Batman is not the hero Gotham "needs," but the one it "deserves. " It's the same way with literature: the world doesn't need novels, it...

In this article: Batman, Dark Knight, and Commissioner Gordon

...like a black 70s hero that just never was?). But I have to say, with Batman's skull getting stolen in the main "Night" books it seems like a Batman book should play a real role in this event. But with this issue wrapping the series up... not so...

In this article: Tim Drake, Spider-Man, Jack, Illyria, Batman, and Thor

...37 depicts Bane breaking Azrael over his knee in a recreation of the famous cover of Batman #497, Knightfall part 11. Each story arc of the Knightfall saga ran across a number of Gotham City-related comics. This created a fairly complex...

In this article: Bruce Wayne, Batman, Bane, Shondra Kinsolving, Dick Grayson, Azrael, and Robin

...a writer and assistant professor of English at the University of Maine. The novel is a tie-in with the film Batman Begins and features Batman's archenemy The Joker and new villain Enfer (similar to the villain White Eyes being introduced in...

In this article: Batman, Alex Irvine, Joker, Inferno, Batmobile, Arkham Asylum, No Man's Land, Gotham Gazette, and Two-Face

...Taskforce) and Christopher Morrison (Dust, 13 Chambers) on writing duties, while Davide Fabbri (Dark Horse's Star Wars) and Tom Mandrake (Batman, The Punisher) draw the pretty pictures to go along with the words. The single-issue graphic...

In this article: Activision, Twistory, Singularity, Raven Software, X-Men Origins: Wolverine, Tom Mandrake, and Batman

Batman: Dead White is a novel set in the universe of DC Comics superhero Batman and was penned by cyberpunk/science fiction author John Shirley. The novel is a tie-in with the 2005 Christopher Nolan film Batman Begins. The novel is set...

In this article: Dead White, Bruce Wayne, Batman, John Shirley, Batman Begins, Ra's al Ghul, Batman, Gotham City Police Department, and The Dark Knight

...writing the Batman series for DC in 2006. Bruce Wayne has given up the Caped Crusader mantle once before. In the 'Knightfall' storyline, Batman's back was broken by villain Bane, causing Wayne to recruit Jean-Paul Valley to replace him.

In this article: Batman, Bruce Wayne, Grant Morrison, DC Comics, Superman, Robin, Tim Drake, Batman RIP, and X-Men

Absence makes the heart grow simpler: From perfervidity to purity in five easy years. December 21, 2007 - James Bond and Batman made "reboots" glamorous, but there was nothing epic about Weezer's 2001 comeback (christened The Green Album...

In this article: Weezer, Cotton candy, Batman, James Bond, and Rivers Cuomo