Certain Batman comics have seen the Dark Knight team up with another, older pulp hero who's cloaked in darkness and uses fear ...

Batman is a hero in every sense of the word. There have been so many excellent interpretations of Batman since the ...

Legendary creators like Denny O'Neil left their mark on several heroes over the years, though this Batman story would become ...

Batman has been around for decades, with his story carrying over from comics to movies, shows, games, and pretty much any ...

While Bruce Wayne may always be “Batman Prime,” in the DC Universe, several other people have taken on the mantle of the Bat. Some filled Bruce’s boots excellently, while others were ...

Bruce Wayne: Murderer? and Bruce Wayne: Fugitive are two such stories. Combined, they make up a two-part storyline from 2002 that stretches across every Batman and Bat Family title, and frankly ...

Dick Grayson has a clever reason for making himself a target of bullying at his new school in Batman and Robin: Year One #7.

At just 23 years old, Wilson brought no gravitas to the role, no real presence, and no sense of who Bruce Wayne or Batman was. His portrayal feels like a kid wearing his dad’s trench coat ...

Bruce Wayne does not appear and is not mentioned. We weren't necessarily expecting Bruce to show up as Batman in this movie but the future Caped Crusader and the fate of his family are a non-factor.

Each actor who plays Batman brings unique traits to their portrayal of Bruce Wayne, adding depth and variety to the iconic ...

"There can only be one!" yells the cover of Batman #148, as Bruce Wayne finally takes on Failsafe - the evil AI that has convinced Gotham that he is the real Dark Knight. This fateful scrap has ...