This is an archive of Batman-News.com from 2010 to 2025. For the latest news, check out BatmanNews.com
15 Years of Coverage (2010-2025)
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0 on Teen Titans Go! digital-issue #47 reviewWhen the Titans need to learn how to work together, what better way to promote teamwork than... fusing them together into a monstrous abomination? What? That's but one of many strange things to occur in this installment of Teen Titans Go!, and... yeah, this is a weird one. I can get down with weird, crazy…
Another industry legend has gone. It's being reported that Len Wein has passed away. Wein had been having medical issues for some time, including having heart surgery back in 2015. It's unkown at this time what the cause was, but no matter what, the world has lost a great creative force. Over the years, Wein…
Na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na, Batman! -Neal Hefti, "Batman Theme" If you've been aware of Batman for more than five minutes, chances are you're familiar with the theme song from the 1966 Batman television series. Neal Hefti's surf rock masterpiece, with its repetitive structure…
It seems that with Batman stories, there's a little bit of everything these days. In addition to investigating the Dark Multiverse in Metal and recounting his early career in Batman, Batman will also be the focus of some exciting upcoming miniseries. One of the most intriguing (and possibly craziest) is October's Batman: White Knight, the highly…
The last of the Dark Knights of the Dark Multiverse has been revealed as we finally have a look at the solo outing for the Devastator. Sure, Devastator has made appearances in promo materials before, but Newsarama has a first look at Jason Fabok's cover for the upcoming one-shot. Devastator here looks an awful lot…
Hey, did you guys see that we were given an exclusive preview of this issue? That was pretty awesome. Exclusives are great, and being able to represent Nightwing was cool too. Following last issue's reveal that Tiger isn't actually behind Spyral's recent shenanigans, issue 28 opens with a little bit of everything that makes Nightwing…
The beginning is nigh. Doomsday Clock fast approaches, with super-star team Geoff Johns and Gary Frank re-teaming to tackle one of Rebirth's biggest mysteries: what is the exact role Doctor Manhattan played in the DCU's seemingly "stolen time"? To capitalize on some already high anticipation, Johns will be the focus of a panel at New…
There have been quite a few Batman miniseries announced in the past few months: Sean Gordon Murphy's highly anticipated Batman: White Knight, Kurt Busiek and John Paul Leon's Superman: Secret Identity-esque Creature of the Night, and even lighter fare like a Harley and Ivy crossover with Betty and Veronica. One of the most interesting announcements,…
It goes without saying saying that of 2017's most anticipated comics is the upcoming Doomsday Clock. The 12 issue series from Geoff Johns and Gary Frank begins this November, following up on Rebirth's surprise revelation that Watchmen's Doctor Manhattan has been interfering with the DC Universe. No surprise, then, that the inclusion of characters from…
So the credits appear on the last page of the story, and while the image isn't a spoiler in itself, it might ruin the punchline that's set up. Click the tags at your discretion. When we last left Batman and Alfred Pennyworth, they were caught inside a crumbling building. Despite their best efforts (and some…
Today, August 28, 2017, would have been Jack "King" Kirby's 100th birthday. Though the legendary creator died in 1994, his legacy lives on in just about any facet of comics you can think of. He and Stan Lee practically built the Marvel Universe by hand, creating the Fantastic Four and the X-Men and the Avengers…
The Dark Batmen (Batmans?) keep coming as the Dark Knights of the Dark Multiverse pave the way for Barbatos. We've already gotten glimpses at the one-shots for the Murder Machine, Dawnbreaker, and the Red Death, and here are first looks at the Drowned and the Merciless. Besides Jason Fabok's covers, DC have also teased Francis…
Metal #2 hasn't even come out yet and we already get a look at October's third issue. Check the gallery below for a few of Greg Capullo and Jonathan Glapion's uncolored pages. Hard to say what's going on, but we do get a look at the Dark Knights of the Dark Multiverse riding some horses…
Dick Grayson is the most beloved man in the DC Universe. He's liked by pretty much everyone. Of all the people Batman trusts, he's possibly third only behind Alfred and Gordon. Superman himself respects him enough to follow his lead. Dick has led countless groups of heroes in just as many iterations of the Titans,…
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Remember Batman and Elmer Fudd? How great that was? Of course you do. It's a concept that's so weird it's impossible to forget, and for my money it's the best Batman story of the year to boot. It's good stuff, is what I'm saying. This November, the genius team behind Batman/Elmer Fudd is back as Batman…
Of all the Dark Knights that Metal has teased, none are as intriguing as the Batman Who Laughs. For a time, the reason for that was his the very mystery surrounding him; save for brief glimpses, the character has been all but absent from any publicity. Riccardo Federici, the artist behind the SDCC reveal of…
The crazy train that is Metal keeps on rolling as even more tie-in information has been announced. First is Hawkman: Found, a one-shot that follows up on the events of both the excellent Death of Hawkman miniseries as well as the upcoming Batman: Lost one-shot. Per DC: One of DC’S greatest heroes is missing! No one has…
Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo's bonkers, insanely fun rock and roll event Metal kicked off this week, promising some melt-your-face-off action and some deep-dives into DC's history and Multiverse. It's not all fun and games, though: a mysterious mountain has appeared in the middle of Gotham City, leaving the city in a state of disarray, and the…
"Nightwing and the Huntress in..." When I saw that, I giggled. Not even joking. It's fun little touches like that that show the writers and artists are having just as much fun creating a book as you are reading it. While Nightwing is decidedly and firmly set in the superhero genre, there's no reason…
Despite their best efforts, the Teen Titans are in a state of disarray. After suffering a loss at the hands of the appropriately-named Forgotten Villains, the team has retreated to regroup and lick their wounds. Beaten down and humiliated, there's a far more oppressive foe the teens (and Jon) have to face, a villain who…
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This is an archive of Batman-News.com from 2010 to 2025. For the latest news, check out BatmanNews.com