Batman

Le battaglie del secolo n.4, Batman / Punisher e Punisher / Batman (villain: Joker e Puzzle) (nel primo team-up Batman è Jean-Paul Valley alias Azrael): nella prima storia, the Punisher è sulle tracce del mafioso chiamato Puzzle ed arriva fino a Gotham City. Durante la sua missione incontra Batman, che si tratta di Azrael che ha preso il posto di Bruce Wayne. Scappato il criminale, grazie all'aiuto del Joker, Azrael vuole consegnare Frank Castle alla giustizia…

New York Times Best-selling artist and writer J.H. Williams III's work with Batman in Gotham now is collected in Tales of the Batman: J.H. Williams III! Spanning Detective Comics, Batman and Legends of the Dark Knight, this collection showcases J.H. Williams III work on Batman across the years. Collects Batman #526,550,667-669, Batman Annual #21, Legends of the Dark Knight #86-88, 192-196, Chase #7-8, Detective Comics #821.

Tales by two of the creators behind the acclaimed Batman Animated TV series are collected for the first time in hardcover! The centerpiece of this fantastic collection is the Eisner Award-winning BATMAN: MAD LOVE, the surprisingly dark origin of Harley Quinn, co-starring The Joker and Poison Ivy as well as Batman. Also included are tales by Dini, Timm and others that feature the Scarecrow, Ra's al Ghul, Mr. Freeze, Batgirl and more, from BATMAN ADVENUTURES ANNUAL #1-2 and stories from the BATMAN ADVENTURES HOLIDAY SPECIAL, ADVENTURES IN THE DC UNIVERSE #3 and BATMAN BLACK AND WHITE #1!

Batman Day is here! Celebrate the Dark Knight with BATMAN: ENDGAME SPECIAL EDITION #1! In this special edition issue, the Joker returns to Gotham City with a new mindset. After years of playing games, he's finally going to do what he's danced around for years. He's going to kill Batman. And he's going to do it using those who Batman loves the most: the Justice League.
This special edition comic features the first chapter to BATMAN VOL. 7: ENDGAME-the biggest, boldest story that the #1 New York Times best-selling creative team of Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo have told to date-as well as an exclsuive, all-original 8-page prologue to BATMAN AND ROBIN ETERNAL #1 from the mind of Scott Snyder!

The only one thing more terrifying than the madness currently gripping Gotham City is the method behind it. Gang wars. Viral outbreaks. Riots. Hauntings. Terrorist strikes. Batman and his army of allies have battled them all one by one, taking casualties at every turn. And in the eye of this vortex of chaos stands one man. His face is wrapped in darkness. His name is spoken only in whispers. He is Hush. And he is the Dark Knight’s darkest nightmare. Once Bruce Wayne’s best friend, this maniacal mastermind is out to prove that he is the Batman’s better in every way. To do it, he will burn Gotham City to the ground and crown himself king of the ashes. Distrust and disaster have torn them apart, but now Batman and his family of crimefighters must join closer than they ever have before. Only then can they stop Hush from sinking the city into the silence of the grave…Superstar BATMAN writer Scott Snyder leads an all-star team of creators - including James Tynion IV, Ray Fawkes, Kyle Higgins, Tim Seeley, Jason Fabok, Fernando Pasarin, R.M. Guéra, and more - in BATMAN ETERNAL VOL. 2, the second landmark chapter in the unprecedented weekly Batman series! Collects issues #22-34.

Batman núm. 23: Bruce sufrió una emboscada en su base de operaciones, situada en el Callejón del Crimen de Gotham City. Derrotado por la banda de Capuchas Rojas y gravemente herido, logró llegar a la Mansión Wayne, donde recibió las atenciones médicas de Alfred. Todavía convaleciente, experimentó un momento de revelación sobre su cruzada superheroica, reconciliándose con su herencia familiar. Pero ¿es posible que la presencia de Batman pueda causar daños colaterales? Ha llegado el momento de averiguarlo…

The final image of the "Final Crisis" story arc was that of Batman carving bat symbols on a cave wall. In comics where anything and everything is possible, that's like Bruce Wayne saying, "I'll be back!" Last May 12, 2010, the first issue in a 6-part limited series bearing this title was released by DC to the delight of Batman fans worldwide, and from the start, it resonated not only with fans but with critics alike. The creative team confidently helmed by Grant Morrison not only transcended expectations but delivered a strong basis for the series. A strong start that not only was sustained but was ever elevated to the next higher plane as the series went on, to it's final and terrific conclusion, Batman's duel with Darkseid. And what we have is Morrison completing quite an epic, a deconstruction of the Batman mythos and at the same time giving full rein to the various concepts he has of the Batman character. Not only is it totally, absolutely satisfying, it also frees us from whatever ideas we have of Batman and opens new doors for DC for more explorations, we hope at this level. And the last time I checked, all the comic book sites seem to agree with me. IGN for its part gave issue #6 of this series an "Incredible" 9.5 out of 10 rating. To that I can only raise my thumb. All high-quality Minutemen scans.

was a DC comic book series featuring the title characters set in the continuity and style of aired on television and not based on the regular DC Universe. It was actually a re-launch of the (separate) comic book series "The Batman Adventures" when the animated tv series was re-branded as . Many comic book databases list only the series' 25-issues including its two annuals from 1995 to 1997 but a later comic book special titled "Sub-Zero" was published in January of 1998 as the official adaptation of the DC-Warner Bros. animated special aired on February 11, 1998. It is included in this compilation to make it complete.

Batman Confidential was an American monthly comic book series from DC Comics which debuted on December 6, 2006 and concluded on March 2, 2011. Like a previous Batman series, Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight, Batman Confidential featured stories by rotating creative teams set in the early years of modern Batman’s career, post-Batman: Year One, and illustrated formative moments in the character’s past, such as first encounters with allies and foes.

In the late 1980s, artist-entrepreneur Tony Wong's company Jademan released English language reprints of such Hong Kong fare as , and . After some initial popularity, the public's interest in Chinese comics waned, and Jademan ceased publication in the United States. However, Hong Kong (Chinese comics originally produced in China) experienced a resurgence of sorts when ComicsOne began releasing popular HK comics like , and to American readers. Perhaps inspired by this, DC Comics hired Tony Wong to try his hand at drawing one of the company's flagship characters: Batman. From a storytelling standpoint, Doug Moench's writing is a little bit on the thin side. Artistically speaking, however, the union between Tony Wong's Hong Kong style and the Dark Knight Detective is a proverbial match made in heaven. The Hong Kong method of mixing in traditional penciled art with full-color paintings results in a series of memorable images--the artwork is that good. If you are a fan of manhua or a fan of Batman this TPB's for you. Broomhandle Mauser's 200th scan for DCP.