Christopher Nolan's The Dark Knight trilogy outdid the earlier Batman films in a lot of ways, setting a new standard for the Caped Crusader's films.

With the recent success of Creature Commandos on Max and the upcoming release of James Gunn’s Superman, on July 11, the fledgling DC Universe appears to be on the right track. And while the initial Superman trailer drew mixed reactions from viewers,

Batman has some of the best and most celebrated DC Universe movies of all time, but I am genuinely shocked to discover that one animated Batman movie actually has a higher Rotten Tomatoes score than any of his live-action films.

For a while, Batman fans thought a Dark Knight supporting character was Christopher Nolan's way of teasing the Riddler.

Scott Snyder’s Absolute Batman and legendary duo Jim Lee’s and Jeph Loebs’ return to Batman with Hush 2 are must-read ongoing stories this year. We’re also getting some other great collections of the best Batman graphic novels in both hardcover and trade paperback,

From Spider-Man to TMNT to Judge Dredd to Elmer Fudd, Batman has had a lot of strange and wonderful crossovers. These are the ten best.

In Sir Michael Caine's new memoir, the legendary actor is full of praise for his late The Dark Knight co-star Heath Ledger, whose take on The Joker he found highly

Michael Caine looks back on playing Afred in the three Dark Knight films and the cut-short career of Heath Ledger.