Don't forget to check out the original Dark Knights of Steel ... In DC's main universe, Mr. Freeze is one of Batman's more tragic villains. He used to be a scientist who specialized in cryogenics ...

The Absolute Mr. Freeze is something else entirely, with two major differences from the original. Written by Scott Snyder, with art by Marcos Martín, Absolute Batman #7 finds the titular hero ...

René Auberjonois appeared in two episodes of Batman: The Animated Series as Dr Robert March, though this was far from his ...

Batman & Robin. The duo faces off against Schwarzenegger’s Mr. Freeze and Uma Thurman’s Poison Ivy, who plan to freeze humanity and replace it with Ivy’s mutant plants. Also on the side of ...

This one, on the other hand, tries too hard to be fun, packing in endless Mr. Freeze puns and silly costumes and excessive carnival-clown color. We love Arnold Schwarzenegger but this Batman movie ...

Snyder tells a story on multiple levels in this issue — we get the horrific Mr. Freeze capturing “Matches Malone”, really Batman in disguise, while the issue gives a flashback with Batman ...

Most of the friend group learned Batman’s secret identity at the end of the run’s first arc, with them confronting Bruce about it in the most recent two-part story which introduced Mr. Freeze.

The opening scene of Absolute Batman #9 reveals a major difference between the Absolute Universe Bane and the original ...

Absolute Batman #8 is at its best when it leans into the horror of Mr. Freeze and the experiments he performs inside the Ark M facility. Snyder’s history with the genre and Martín’s pencils ...

Even those who enjoy fun comic book movies featuring a villain you love to hate would probably agree that the absolute best ...