DC Comics has announced plans for its Detective Comics #1000 release and celebration, including the introduction of video game villain the Arkham Knight into the DC Universe. Videos by ComicBook.com ...

2019 marks the 80th anniversary of Batman's debut, and DC has big plans for the Dark Knight. Among those plans is a major new storyline that will officially induct the Arkham Knight character into ...

Next week sees the release of the 1000th issue of Detective Comics, the series that not only gave the world Batman, but also gave DC its name.(Yes, that’s what the acronym stands for.) A 96-page ...

And then Batman did the same, with Batman #135 including the "legacy" word on its cover, above the #900. It was an interesting choice of word, given that in the past, DC Comics has refused to even ...

Earlier today, DC announced that Detective Comics #1000, out in March, would feature the first appearance of a new Arkham Knight and kick off the next big arc in the series from writer Peter J ...

In the mainstream DC continuity, the Arkham Knight is being introduced, and that's a story that will play out in Detective Comics. In the Batman comic proper we're going to be really dealing with ...

Batman stands behind a silhouette made up of Arkham inmates, with the Asylum in the background in DC Comics' Arkham Asylum: Living Hell. DC Comics' Damned cover art depicts Batman with a grim and ...

According to Polygon, DC will be giving the Arkham Knight his own story as part of the celebration of Detective Comics #1000. What we don't know is if the Arkham Knight will still follow the Jason ...

This May, fans of Batman: Arkham Asylum, one of the most critically-acclaimed videogames of 2009, can delve even deeper into the story with the upcoming BATMAN: ARKHAM CITY six-issue comic book ...

Tomorrow sees the new DC All-Access video hit. An all-games edition, it seems. Newsarama suggest they are announcing a new Batgame. We can confirm that, yes, they are. And it makes a perfect ...

Rocksteady made it pretty clear in the build up to Batman: Arkham Knight earlier this year that they were walking away from the Batman franchise after completing their trilogy. Warner Bros., howeve… ...