... understand Bruce. Even though Bruce has kept various trophies of his exploits as Batman the Bruce did not mean the Batcave to be a museum and it would probably have been his decision as well to take everything out than leave ... 't easily point out that the first Robin and Nightwing is now Batman. It makes it look like Winnick did not do much homework going into this story as it would have helped ...

... Crusader, the Dark Knight Detective, the owner of the Hammers of Justice . . . he . . . is . . . BATMAN. And he’s the last interview that we have in our series of iconic heroes commenting on the ... Batman: Darwyn Cooke . . . is a good man. NRAMA: I like his work. Batman: As you know, old friend, my relationship with Catwoman is . . . complicated. Would this were a different world . . . ...

... , while others join the crime-fighting gang of vigilantes known as the Sons of Batman. Unfortunately too many of these new vigilantes take their crime-fighting too far, killing not only the perpetrators of crime, but in ... crimes are the most heinous in the book, far worse than anything in which the Mutants engage. It would seem Batman awakens the true psychotics, the true mass murderers, and keeps ...

... game in every aspect, putting it on the top of the heap of Batman stories, not to mention video games this year ... video game. All through the story, you keep going up against the plots and assaults of different Batman villains, from Poison Ivy, to Harley Quinn ... opening long-walk sequence I mentioned above...with Batman being wheeled into Arkham, being wheeled in by Joker and the others. And then bang ...

... each of the kids – well, maybe not Joel – enough that they still can fight over what Batman’s really like, in spite of seeing for themselves. It’s a pretty neat ending. Grade: ... creation, which makes his usage here appropriate. The title of the episode is, of course, that of the famous Batman anthology comic which only just ended. I don’t think the shot at Schumacher ...

... back. So here's the spoileriffic continuation of "Batman," the 1943 Columbia serial that marks ... Washington to guard an experimental plane (yes, another reminder that Batman is actually a government agent, not some crazed vigilante). At Daka ... method of yanking his beard, which comes off. He's a phony! Batman and Robin attack (again) and get their asses pounded (again), though at one ...