Why Gotham is such a hellhole is finally explained in Batman #157 by Chip Zdarsky, Jorge Jimenez and Tony S Daniels (Spoilers) ...

Batgirl undergoes one of the most drastic makeovers in her comic history, trading her Gotham City hero status for the mantle ...

There are certain parts of the Batman mythos that are non-negotiables. Bruce Wayne has to be an orphan, for instance, he has to dress in a spooky costume to frighten superstitious and cowardly ...

In the current Batman ongoing comic book series published by DC Comics, we have seen Edward Nygma, the Riddler, yet again, try and paint himself as a reformed supervillain, as a Gotham tech bro ...

As a city engineer ... in a skyscraper overlooking Gotham. He could hypothetically even move his Batcave from building to ...

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Batman's Gotham City is constantly under siege from a superstitious and cowardly lot of criminals. Still, there is often a time in which the city becomes the victim of a truly evil villain.

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Batman: Gargoyle of Gotham is ... This always applies to Grampa’s depiction of the city itself. Right away, the reader is shown that this version of Gotham is a terrible, immoral place.

What it's about: Batman is pushed to his farthest limits by a physically and mentally intimidating terrorist named Bane, who turns Gotham City into an anarchic “No Man’s Land." What it's about ...

Batman: Gargoyle of Gotham is a four part series under DC’s Black Label of comics that allows writers and artists to depict more mature scenarios and dialogue. I reviewed the first issue of ...