DC Comics’ Batman ’89 continues this Tuesday with the release of the third issue, and we have the official preview for you here; check it out…As the fire rages at Royal Auto, Harvey Dent lies trapped inside, unconscious and in danger. Can Bruce Wayne get to Harvey in time, or will the district attorney leave […]
Comic Book Preview – Batman ’89 #2
DC’s Batman ’89 comic book series continues this Tuesday, and you can get a sneak peek at the second issue right here…A showdown in Burnside leaves both Batman and the Gotham borough reeling. As the community rallies together behind Harvey Dent, can Bruce find a way forward for both Batman and the city?Batman ’89 #2 […]
Comic Book Preview – Batman ’89 #1
DC Comics takes us back to the world of Tim Burton’s Batman this week with the launch of the new six-issue limited series Batman ’89, and you can check out the official preview of the first issue here…Step back into the Gotham of Tim Burton’s seminal classic Batman movies! Batman ’89 brings in screenwriter Sam […]
Michael Keaton’s Dark Knight returns in preview of DC’s Batman ’89 #1
Before he returns to the big screen in The Flash, Michael Keaton’s Dark Knight is back in comic book form as DC launches its new series Batman ’89, and we’ve got a preview of the first issue for you here; check it out…“When the new six-issue comic book run launches next month, Gotham City is […]
Return to the worlds of Batman ’89 and Superman ’78 in new DC digital series
1978’s Superman: The Movie and 1989’s Batman are historic and groundbreaking films in the superhero genre, helping set the stage for how these larger than life characters and their fight against crime can be portrayed on screen, particularly with the performances of Christopher Reeve as Superman and Michael Keaton as Batman. Now fans can get ready to return to the […]
Check out the rejected Batman ’89 comic featuring Posion Ivy, Batgirl, Harley Quinn and Billy Dee Williams’ Two-Face
DC Comics are on a bit of a nostalgia trip at the moment with the brilliantly-reviewed and received Batman ’66 (which continues the adventures of Adam West and Burt Ward as the Caped Crusader and Boy Wonder) and Wonder Woman ’77, featuring further outings of Lynda Carter’s as the Amazonian Princess. But it would seem […]
