From Absolute Batman to The Killing Joke, there's no shortage of dark and thrilling Batman comics to read on the DC Universe ...

Bruce Wayne made himself Batman by studying, training, and exploring." Frank Miller's Batman Is the Type of Hero Blue-Collar Workers Can Appreciate Despite His Wealth, Bruce Wayne Puts in the Work ...

Not until Frank Miller came along was the idea ... Miller attacked psycho-babbling liberals who denounced Batman while defending the Joker; in his comics, one of these liberals even feted the ...

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What truly matters is how well the film’s characters serve the story and the director’s vision of that story. When it comes ...

The comics of one Frank Miller, to be precise. “The story was originally called Doom Year One!” laughs Martin when he talks about how much Miller’s tale of Batman turning from man to myth in ...

Frank Miller is to comics and film what Neil Peart is to rock ... Miller then moved to Batman. Miller not only revived the then-failing character but, along with Alan Moore and his The Watchman ...

Step into the DC Multiverse with McFarlane Toys as they debut a new set of 1:3 scale replica Batman cowls from around the multiverse ...

(1976) Moved to New York at the age of 19. Within a week of his arrival he had found work as a comic book artist. (1980) He wrote the acclaimed "Batman" story "Wanted - Santa Claus - Dead or Alive!" ...

several additional reasons might explain Batman's endearing popularity today — the now-classic comic books written by comic legends like Frank Miller, Alan Moore, or Neil Gaiman, his constant ...