The Minotaur has already united all of Gotham’s major crime families into a criminal syndicate without Batman noticing. On top of that, he's devised a plan to control a piece of every revenue stream in Gotham, legal and criminal, within 20 months. This leaves readers asking: How did this villain accomplish all of this right under Batman’s nose?

Absolute Batman just had the most insane fight of all time, and it shows us exactly what makes him such a great hero.

It doesn’t matter what hero you love in the vast world of comics, nothing beats Batman’s rogues gallery. From iconic foes like Mr. Freeze or The Joker, Batman tends to take on his fair share of weirdos. Obviously, they all can’t be incredible.

Speaking with Empire, Timm offered some insights into where Bruce Wayne is in his crimefighting timeline when we're introduced to him. In addition, he discusses Batman having a "weird" and "spooky" vibe and the different roles that Alfred will play in ...

Justin Klawans is a freelance News Writer at Collider, covering film and television news. He is currently a Staff Writer at The Week covering U.S. news, global news and general assignment work, mostly focusing on breaking news and longer explainers.

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F or 86 years, Batman ’s legacy has stood apart from dozens of heroes because he achieves superhero feats without possessing any actual superpowers. However, DC’s latest twist has now given the Dark Knight metahuman abilities. Powers that also come with a new, yet familiar, codename.

Broadway’s Leenya Rideout (Company, Cabaret, War Horse) will join the cast as Poison Ivy, alongside the preiously announced Marc Kudisch (The Joker), Terence Archie (Two-Face), Paul Iacono (The Riddler), Lauren Molina (Harley Quinn), Brenda Braxton ...