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The more I read Absolute Batman, the more I realize that Jack Grimm knows more than he lets on. It became more obvious when Scarecrow told Batman that Grimm thought it would be funny to make Bruce Wayne a bat when his mother was part of the Court of Owls, since the owls are natural…

Batman battles a magically enhanced Superman in Batman / Superman: World’s Finest #53 as Robin and Warlord attempt damage control in Skartaris

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The Absolute Universe has given us a bevy of twisted takes on classic DC villains, with characters like Scarecrow (Absolute Batman), Brainiac (Absolute Superman), and most recently, Cheetah in Absolute Wonder Woman immediately coming to mind. While all of the Absolute books have featured these new iterations, Absolute Batman has by far introduced the most,…

Mattel is officially ramping up its presence on toy shelves ahead of the major license shift, and one of the most intriguing additions to the lineup is the DC Premier Batman & Green Lantern Hal Jordan versus Mr. Freeze 3-Action Figure Pack. Featuring an interactive color, change gimmick, (which I totally missed in the review)…

Absolute Batman #22 hit comic shops yesterday, and, as usual, Scott Snyder and Nick Dragotta somehow found another gear

The Batman villains of the 1970s had a lot of work to do when it came to defining the character for a new generation. When the 1970s started, Batman had become an almost kitsch character in pop culture thanks to the television series with Adam West and Burt Ward as Batman and Robin. While things…

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