Don't bet against Batman. That's the lesson this week as DC states that Absolute Batman #1 is now the top-selling single issue comic of the year, just over a month after its October 9 release.

DC is officially releasing new cover art and logos for their upcoming Absolute Universe! The new images and solicits include the main covers and exclusive variants for their core trinity. Among the… ...

Jim Lee, the President, Chief Creative Officer, and Publisher for DC Comics, echoes similar sentiments in a separate chat over Zoom, noting how DC typically works two-to-three years in advance.

Later this year, DC’s iconic superhero Batman will meet up with Marvel’s famous Deadpool in a new two-part comic book crossover. This will be the first time since 2003 that DC and Marvel have ...

DC Comics has shared a first look at June's Absolute Batman #9, but how is this version different from the regular DC Universe version and will he be able to "break" this world's more formidable ...

DC Comics has spent 2024 celebrating Batman ’s 85th anniversary. While there hasn't been a new theatrical film featuring the character this year, the character has gotten a lot of love in other ...

Batman: Dark Patterns #3 Variant Cover by Ashley Wood It's no wonder that Batman is clashing with his very own version of Jigsaw with the Wound Man. Batman is known for his villains, and over the ...

Absolute Batman #1 reaches 250,000 sales, surpassing initial expectations, announced Scott Snyder on Substack. DC Comics plans a second printing with a new cover by acclaimed artist Nick Dragotta.

Additionally, DC will be selling a Batman #1 Giant-Size Special Edition that reprints the issue in oversized 11"x17" format. That version will be available either as a $14.99 cardstock cover or a ...

Matt Fraction takes the reins on DC’s Batman, with a redesign and renumbering Fraction and artist Jorge Jimenez will kick off a new Batman #1 in September by Susana Polo Feb 20, 2025, 5:30 PM PST ...

Batman is perhaps the most talked-about and debated hero in the DC Universe, and for good reason. A comic book or movie with Batman’s name on it is like printing money.