While some folks thing that the upcoming DC movie is dead in the water, that might not be true just yet. What we know about The Batman: Part II is super limited, which is why some fans have been ...

DC has declared Batman dead plenty of times in their comics. But no Batman game has ever been so bold to kill him off in the opening minutes. Standing over the ruins of the Batcave, Robin ...

The DC Multiverse is a big place, and there are plenty of ways to bring a dead character back to life. While the Batman Who Laughs is definitely dead, that hasn't stopped him from returning before.

During a fan Q&A at San Diego Comic-Con (via IGN), Redding confirmed that Batman is “really dead” in Gotham Knights. Although the caped crusader will appear at the beginning of the game ...

The latest title starts with a lengthy cutscene that shows how Batman is killed and who the perpetrator is behind his death. However, is he truly dead in Gotham Knights or is it just a ruse spread ...

Batman #125 reintroduces artist Jorge Jiménez and colorist Tomeu Morey to the ongoing title and marks writer Chip Zdarsky's takeover of the series. It also begins the 'Failsafe' arc, which ...

Is Batman really dead in Gotham Knights?. Batman’s death is caused by the activation of the self-destruction of the Batcave which results in him destroying the entire facility with him inside.

Batman is dead. Four heroes are left to defend Gotham from countless enemies. It's an intriguing start, but Gotham Knights doesn't quite deliver. Batman is dead. Four heroes are left to defend ...