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Batman #193
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Batman #29 | Signed by Joe Benitez
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Batman/Superman #1
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Batman Who Laughs #3
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Batman: The Detective #1
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I Am Batman #1
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Batman: Fear State: Alpha #1
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Who is Batman?
Bruce Wayne was orphaned at an early age after his parents died in a robbery. Bruce vowed revenge and spent the next few years training his body and mind. He followed the trail of his parents' murderers across the globe, but in vain. He realizes that he doesn't stand a chance against the villains of this world, even with his many different fighting styles. He gets himself a bat-style suit and lots of other gadgets. He becomes Gotham's protector and fights corruption with the help of his butler Alfred and police officer James Gordon.
Recommended Batman Comics to Collect
As one of the most popular comic book characters in DC Comics and in the world in general, Batman always attracts many new enthusiasts to his world.
- Batman: Year One (Batman #404-407, 1987): Reimagining Batman's origins, perfect for new fans.
- Batman: The Dark Knight Returns (1986): Dark vision of the future of a returning, aged Batman.
- Batman: The Killing Joke (1988): Intense and harrowing insight into the Joker's psyche.
Note: From this point on there are slight spoilers for the Batman story – so read on at your own risk!
characters from the Batman comics
The Batman comics are known for their compelling and multifaceted characters, ranging from heroes to villains, forming a complex and dark universe that has fascinated fans for generations.
heroes
At the heart of the Batman universe are fearless heroes who fearlessly throw themselves into the fight against evil. With impressive skills, remarkable intelligence and unwavering determination, they fight for good.
Batman/Bruce Wayne
Bruce is a fierce and fearless fighter for justice who uses his intelligence and physical strength to fight crime in Gotham City.
Robin
Batman's loyal sidekick. Many wear the Robin mask throughout the Batman comics. The first Robin is Dick Grayson, a brave and skilled acrobat who assists Batman in his relentless fight against crime.
Alfred Pennyworth
Bruce Wayne's loyal butler and confidant, known for his loyalty, tactical skills and fatherly care for Bruce.
Batgirl
Here, too, several characters have been named Batgirl. The most popular is probably Barbara Gordon. She is remarkably smart, tenacious and fights against injustice with her battle-tested skills and technical knowledge.
Nightwing
The development of the first Robin, Dick Grayson, as an independent superhero. He wants to be on the same level as Batman.
Catwoman
Real name Selina Kyle, she is a cunning master thief with a heart of gold who often uses her skills to help those in need.
Important Terms of the Batman Comic World
At the heart of the Batman comics lie iconic places and objects that play a crucial role in Batman’s tireless fight against crime:
Batmobil
Batman's personal vehicle. The Batmobile is equipped with advanced technology and weapons. However, depending on the situation, Batman also uses other means of transport.
Wayne Manor
The personal estate of Batman's civilian identity, Bruce Wayne. It serves as a front for Batman's secret activities and leads to the Batcave, Batman's secret lair.
Gotham City
The fictional home of Batman. It is known for its dark atmosphere and high crime rate, making it an ideal setting for Batman's tireless fight against crime.
Arkham Asylum
A psychiatric institution in Gotham City known for its numerous and often dangerous inmates, including villains such as the Joker and the Penguin.
villains
They are the dark mirrors that test the heroes and drive the plot forward. Their ingenious plans, treacherous tactics and unpredictable personalities make them unforgettable villains in Gotham City.
joker
An unpredictable and manic criminal who terrorizes the city of Gotham with his escapist schemes and cruel laughter, he is one of the most famous comic book villains of all time.
Two-Face
Or Harvey Dent is a split character who is torn between right and wrong and often leaves his decisions to chance.
The Penguin
Also known as Oswald Cobblepot, is a sophisticated and manipulative criminal who controls Gotham's underworld with his insatiable ambition.
Scarecrow
Or Dr. Jonathan Crane is a sadistic psychologist who torments his victims with their deepest fears.
Bane
A merciless and superhumanly strong villain who possesses high intelligence and brutal strength.
Harley Quinn
Originally Dr. Harleen Quinzel, a psychiatrist at Arkham Asylum. Known for her chaotic, destructive actions and her deep loyalty to the Joker.
Batman's Beginnings and Popular Editions
A creation of Bob Kane and Bill Finger, Batman has captivated comic book fans since his debut in Detective Comics #27 in May 1939. With stories full of action, deep character development and dramatic twists, Batman remains an essential comic book icon.
The Dark Knight Returns #1-4, 1986
An older Batman returns, and Frank Miller proves that even grey hair and wrinkles do not deter criminals.
Batman: The Killing Joke, 1988
Written by Alan Moore, this story gives us a deeper look into the psychology of the Joker and has an impact that extends far beyond Gotham.
Batman #426-429, 1988-1989
Here the reader has the power to vote on the fate of Jason Todd, the second Robin. However, it doesn't end well.
Batman: Arkham Asylum, 1989
Grant Morrison and Dave McKean show that Arkham Asylum is not the ideal place for a relaxing afternoon stroll.