Batman is known for not killing, but many fans forget that he is willing to take life. Exploring key deaths reveals much ...

“It’s kind of a throwback to Batman’s origins ... and we finally get to see Strange Days in all its 1930s glory. Hugo Strange and his pet giant – Solomon Grundy in all but name ...

The most infamous case happened in Batman #1. The story featured Dr. Hugo Strange injecting escaped mental patients with a special drug that turned them into nearly invincible giants. Now maybe ...

saying “Batman shouldn’t have ever had to kill people.” He openly regretted Batman killing in “The Giants of Hugo Strange.” The truck drivers could’ve been stopped by other means and ...

Gotham is about to get some bad medicine in the form of classic Batman villain Dr. Hugo ... giant monsters for Batman to fight. One of his schemes was adapted by Bruce Timm for “Strange Days ...

Batman is a murderer. I’ve seen him kill with my own two eyes ... for violence did not go unnoticed, and “The Giants of Hugo Strange” proved to be a breaking point. After its release ...

Who do you want to show up in the next Batman installment? Use the drag and drop tool below to choose the characters you would like Nolan to revisit. Saints’ Cam Jordan: Giants ‘have a CB1 in ...

“Hugo Strange is ... that allowed Batman to happen. The revolving door of Arkham is both a brilliant narrative device because it allows you to — you don’t have to kill people off, you ...

Heller confirmed that villain Hugo Strange ... Batman to happen. The revolving door of Arkham is both a brilliant narrative device because it allows you to — you don’t have to kill people ...