Detective Comics #63 (May 1942)
An exhibition at the Yale Law School library looks at the portrayal of lawyers and the law in comic books.
Batman: Cataclysm
In honor of the Caped Crusader’s 75th birthday. View the Slideshow.
Through 70 years of publication, Batman has braved many adventures that push the limits of the imagination. These are the stupid ones. 20 Detective Comics: 241 This is what happens when Batman is written by Liberace. Also, Robin can call it red all he wants
It’s the rare comic book superhero who doesn’t undergo the occasional change in appearance now and then. Costumes are altered, hairstyles are updated; i…
Origin of Batplane II.
Detective Comics #970 (Feb 2018)
Todd Klein continues to examine the evolution of the Batman logo, this time covering versions from the 1940s to 1970.
1ST APPEARANCE OF THE PUPPET MASTER! BATMAN #3 0.5 PR DC 1940. FRONT COVER WITH CREASING, EDGE TEARS, STAIN NEAR ROBIN'S LEG. OFF-WHITE TO CREAM, SUPPLE INTERIOR PAGES. LIGHT STAPLE DISCOLORATION.
A blog presenting covers to imaginary comic books featuring the greatest team ups that never happened... but should have!
Volume 1. The one that started it all. Batman focuses on the rise of the famous Batman and his influence on Gotham City as he fights the most devilish of villains and stops the most dastardly plans. It spanned from 1940-2011.
Neal Adams' cover for Batman No. 255 never got the full treatment it deserved. New layout and colour by Scott Dutton / Catspaw Dynamics.
