Writer Scott Snyder is many Bat-fans’ favorite Batman writer of the 21st century, and this issue shows off why. Snyder tells a story on multiple levels in this issue — we get the horrific Mr ...

When he first appeared in Batman Volume 1 issue #121, Mr. Freeze was very, very different from the love-driven monster we know today. In fact, he wasn’t even called Mr. Freeze, he went by Mr ...

Mr. Freeze is widely considered to be one of Batman's greatest, and most tragic villains. The character was originally one of the more gimmicky antagonists in DC Comics, but it all turned around ...

Mr. Freeze first appeared as the ice-based criminal Mr. Zero in a 1959 issue of the Batman comic book. But his origin story was later reworked to match that of the iconic episode of Batman: The ...

While fans wait to see Mr. Freeze return to the big screen - in The Batman Part II, perhaps - Hot Toys has unveiled a new 1/6th scale action figure based on the version played by Arnold ...

Mr. Freeze has, excuse the pun, a ... Cover by Curt Swan. 1959 Batman #121 story, “The Ice Crimes of Mr. Zero”, written by Bill Finger with pencils by Sheldon Moldoff and ink by Charles Paris.

0922DC027 – Batman: One Bad Day: Mr. Freeze #1 Jim Lee, Scott Williams, Alex Sinclair Cover – $7.99 0922DC031 – Batman: One Bad Day: Mr. Freeze #1 Giuseppe Camuncoli, Arif Prianto Cover ...

Hot Toys has announced Batman and Robin figures from Batman & Robin. Each figures measures approximately 12-inches and has 30 points of articulation. Preorders are open now and they will retail… ...