Batman would make his debut in the 27th issue of Detective Comics ... making for a haunting cover which has become iconic since its release. The Long Halloween is a classic tale of Batman's ...

A Death In The Family (1988) by Jim Aparo is one of the classic Batman covers getting the Mondo treatment in May. Image: (DC/Mondo) Framing a comic book and putting it on the wall may look good ...

and the covers are to this day some of the funniest and most imaginative that Big Two comics have ever seen. So without further ado, please enjoy the 80 funniest Batman cover to celebrate the ...

That's a quintessential comic book cover, really. Batman #465 (1991 ... of the Caped Crusader’s solo series features another classic image of the Dynamic Duo. Though the similarly garish ...

Neal Adams' iconic cover art reflects the plot as the classic larger-than-life Clown Prince of Crime looms over Gotham City, holding an ace of spades playing card with Batman taped to it - just ...

each of which channels a classic Batman cover, subbing in Harley Quinn for some of Batman's allies over the decades. You may like DC June 2025 solicitations: 10 must-have comics to pre-order this ...

thanks to Ahoy Comics. However, the latest series to feature the hero of Tromaville offers a tip of the hat to another beloved hero: Batman. The cover of Toxie Team-Up #4 both honors and parodies ...

These are the covers to the first six volumes ... investigate alongside Batman as he cracks cases from classic 90s comics. Uncover the mysteries of which perpetrators are claiming to be Batman ...

Lee’s cover is actually a 2nd printing variant but was so popular that it became an instant classic. Art by Ryan Sook. (DC Comics) The other sees Harley leaping alongside Batman, a lightning ...

As revealed at the end of May, a new sequel to the all time classic Batman tale The Long Halloween ... He has been writing about film, TV, comics, and music for more than 15 years, which is ...

A return to the continuity of Tim Burton’s Batman movies, written by Sam Hamm, the screenwriter of the classic 1989 blockbuster ... the standard for how all comics should look going forward.