Batman’s not down and out yet, though, as the crashed Batmobile transforms into a smaller Batwing, a Batcycle, and finally a power armor suit ... Robin, and Alfred have also been transported ...

Alfred Pennyworth observing the ... Yes, the Bat logo, or rather his chest armour, doubles as the head of an axe. Absolute Batman may not kill. But he does chop off hands. What happens with ...

During his tenure on Batman, Snyder did everything from reimagining Batman's origin story, to crafting the tale of his final ...

A lthough Batman and Robin have always been called the Dynamic Duo, the relationship between Batman and his biggest nemesis, the Joker, is arguably way more dynamic. Batman and th ...

Tom Arena established his namesake studio in 2021, building on an impressive career as head cutter at Paul Smith. He’s known for his arty clientele and bespoke suede casualwear – as well as his ...

The DC-All In Special offered the first glimpse of the Absolute Universe. This new Earth, born of the mad designs of the ...

The idea of Alfred Pennyworth as a hired gun is a dramatic ... It remains to be seen how Absolute Batman will differ from the original Dark Knight. The first wave of preview pages indicated ...

Written by Scott Snyder, with art by Nick Dragotta, Absolute Batman #1 opens with a flashback showing Bruce Wayne as a child. The story then shifts forward to now and the viewpoint of Alfred ...

Based on Tim Burton's Batman Returns, the Batcave Shadow Box is loaded with surprises, including a Batmobile, seven minifigures, and a bunch of interactive contraptions.

The 12-issue Elseworlds tale — by James Tynion IV (Batman), Matthew Rosenberg (Task ... has holed up in a League of Shadows safe house with Alfred Pennyworth, who vowed to look after his dead ...

And Alfred Pennyworth isn't Batman's butler, but a grizzled former MI6 agent and mercenary who doesn't always see eye-to-eye with Gotham's new vigilante. "The scariest thing for me is to go back ...

DC's new, very large Batman has a new, very large Bat-axe—and maybe a laissez-faire approach to the Dark Knight's traditional "no killing" rule. DC is going big for its new “Absolute” series ...