Batgirl #1 to be Released

September 23, 2009 · Posted in Batman Comics · Comment 

Comic shelves have been littered as of late with Bat related heroes, heroines, and spinoffs. Written by Brian Q. Miller, who is also known for Smallville, the #1 issue has some good things going for it, especially the artwork which is top notch thanks to Lee Garbett.

The writing is also well crafted, the character of Batgirl herself well written, though the plot and storyline may make any avid comic book reader yawn. There is nothing new or overly exciting being told in this issue.

A Short History of Batgirl

September 19, 2009 · Posted in Batman News, Citizens of Gotham City, Crime-Fighters · Comment 

Batgirl first appeared in Batman #139 in 1961, over 20 years after the first appearance of Batman in Detective comics. The original Batgirl was Betty Kane, but she only lasted a few years and was replaced in 1964 by Barbara Gordon in Detective Comics #359. Barbara Gordon is the daughter of Commission Gordon, a long time ally in Batman’s fight against crime.

Interestingly, the character that eventually lead to Batgirl, first appeared in the mid 1950’s as a reaction to Fredric Wertham’s Seduction of the Innocent book that created a large “comic book panic” and accused Batman of being homosexual.

Batman Bruce Wayne is Killed by his Own Dad in New Batman Comic

September 15, 2009 · Posted in Batman Comics, Batman News, Crime-Fighters · Comment 

What the Joker, Penguin, Riddler, or any of Batman's foes have not been able to do, Batman's own "dad" was.

In a controversial new storyline by Grant Morrison, Batman is killed by Simon Hurt who claims is Batman's dad. While everyone, who does not live under a rock, knows.

Batman's dad was supposedly killed when Bruce Wayne was but a child. But in this new story line, Simon Hurt claims that he simply faked his own death.

Bruce Waynes Acting

September 11, 2009 · Posted in Batman News, Crime-Fighters · Comment 

Bruce Waynes acted as batman in which his tricks to fly in the air never could move away from the little hearts of his tiny supporters.

He acted mainly in many of children movies. In Catwoman his acting is simply superb.Again in batgirl he gave his full length skill inviting praise from his fans.

Who can forget his comedy in the joker where all his fans though under sixteens made the movie a glory one.

In the dark night his innocent actions proverd as a turning point in his carrier. The costumes used for his movies are brilliant in the make.

Batman: DC Comics Superstar

September 7, 2009 · Posted in Batman Products · Comment 

Batman was created by the team of Bob Kane and Bill Finger for DC comics. He first appeared in Detective Comics #27 in 1939, a few years after the introduction of Superman by the same company. Unlike Superman, Batman did not have an exotic origin and did not have any extraordinary superpowers.

Instead he was an expert detective with great physical prowess. The character caught on immediately with the public and Batman became one of the most popular superheroes of the time.

In the 1940’s Batman’s popularity reached the point where DC released the Batman comic.

Comic Books and the Real World: Batman

September 2, 2009 · Posted in Batman Collectibles, Batman Comics, Batman News, Batman Products · Comment 

DC comics and the Kuwati based comic group Teshkeel have agreed to team up for a unique and yet very common set of comic books. The Batman news is very interesting and could set off a wave of new Batman collectibles. Batman, and the rest of the DC universe, will fight side by side with the 99, a group of heroes based (subtly) on Muslim values.