Bruce Wayne

Synopsis: Ivy tracks a secret project on which Wayne Enterprises is working and begins to target anyone that can give her information. Meanwhile, Jerome becomes obsessed with Penguin in Arkham. Also, Gordon begins to second guess...

Synopsis: Gordon is called to the scene after The Toy Maker is hired to assassinate one of Gotham’s doctors. Lee Thompkins begins to try to rebuild the Narrows, with Nygma as her partner. Meanwhile, Alfred’s new...

The covers: A pair to find for this outstanding issue. The Regular cover is by Mike Janín and features a showdown of DC Comics’ two most famous couples: on the left is Batman and Catwoman looking...

The covers: Kneeling and holding the broken remains of Oz’s staff, Superman’s cape flays behind him to show a city crumbling, another destroyed by flood, and the people he loves witnessing a devastating explosion. Talk about...

The covers: Both covers for this installment feature Hal in action. The regular cover by Ethan Van Sciver and Jason Wright is a stunner with Hal confronting Bruce Wayne as the Dawnbreaker, an evil amalgamation of...

Synopsis: Nygma comes face to face with Butch, but he is not who he used to be. In an attempt to regain power and identity, Nygma decides to put his former partner’s skills to the test....

Synopsis: Gordon fears Jonathon Crane is still alive and back in Gotham when The Scarecrow’s signature MO is used in a series of bank jobs. Meanwhile, the Penguins licensing scheme for criminals backfires during a grand opening...

The covers: Two covers to find on this opening installment of “The War of Jokes & Riddles.” The Regular cover is by the interior artist and colorist, Mikel Janín. Batman faces the reader with his head...

Wonder Woman Premiered on June 2, 2017. 141 minutes, rated PG-13. Directed by Patty Jenkins Screenplay by Allan Heinberg, from a story by Zack Snyder & Allan Heinberg and Jason Fuchs Does it live up to...

The covers: Three different covers for you to collect this month. The Regular cover is by Riley Rossmo, the interior artist. This features a gigantic purple bat symbol on a white background. Within the bat, the...

The covers: A trio to chase after for this final installment of “The Button.” The Regular cover is by Jason Fabok and Brad Anderson. It’s a terrific take of Flash Comics #1 from 1939 (though it’s...

The covers: The third part of “The Button” has three covers to track down. The Regular cover is by Jason Fabok and Brad Anderson. It features Thomas Wayne, dressed as Batman, looking down at the dead...