Batman's newest DC story reveals a major change to the Robin status quo as one of the Dark Knight's Boy Wonders officially leaves the role behind.

Matt Fraction unveils a bold new take on the Joker, starting with a mind-bending fold-out in Batman #7. Tim Drake steps away ...

One of Batman's many Robins returns to address the fallout of Tim Drake quitting.

From members of the Bat-Family to the Man of Steel, these are the heroes that Batman has taken down on his own.

In his mission to protect the citizens of Gotham City, Batman has many different allies on his side, and even more in his association with the Justice League for more world ending level threats.

Spend the extra dollar. The Jim Lee cardstock variant cover to Batman #6 by Matt Fraction and Jorge Jiménez, out tomorrow (but available digitally through Amazon right now, depending on your territory ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. While Bruce Wayne may always be “Batman Prime,” in the DC Universe, several other people have taken on the mantle of the Bat. Some ...

Created by Marv Wolfman and Pat Broderick, Tim Drake first appeared in Batman #436 as the third character to assume the role of Robin. While not as mainstream as the first Boy Wonder, Dick Grayson, ...

Arguably the darkest ending of The New Batman Adventures, a continuation of Batman: The Animated Series, featured Clayface ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Following the events of the We Are Yesterday crossover event, Justice League Unlimited #12 sees Mister Terrific assembling a team ...

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While Bruce Wayne may always be “Batman Prime,” in the DC Universe, several other people have taken on the mantle of the Bat. Some filled Bruce’s boots excellently, while others were, shall we say, ...