Books of Batman (Fictitious character)
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Batman & Robin: Batman Vs. Robin
By Grant MorrisonThe new Dynamic Duo hit the streets with a bang in their new flying Batmobile as they face off against an assemblage of villains. But will everything go smoothly? And who exactly are the new Batman and Robin?
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Gotham Central: On the freak beat. Book three
By Greg Rucka, Ed Brubaker, Michael Lark"A brutal gang war wages in Gotham City.
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Batman: the Dark Knight
By David FinchWhen Dawn Golden, a beautiful socialite with links to Bruce Wayne's past, goes missing, Batman wonders if it has anything to do with the sinister demonic forces descending upon Gotham.
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City of Crime
By David Lapham, Nathan Massengill, Ramon F. BachsA missed cry for help sets off a chain of events that sends Batman into the depths of the Gotham underworld where he exposes the most sinister roots of evil and uncovers some truths that might be better left buried.
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Batman: The Brave and the Bold
By J. Torres, Bob Kane, Carlo BarberiThe all-ages comic series based on the hit animated series on Cartoon Network continues!
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Batman: Dead White
By John Shirley“Rose. Cormac. The boy there?” “Gary? I-Ie's not back. Haven't heard from him. Gone.” Cormac's heart sank. I-Ie managed to ask, “You okay?” “I'm as good as I'm gonna be. Like you care if I'm okay. You the one left. Not me.
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The Dark Knight
By Jane Revell, Christopher Nolan, Jonathan NolanBatman: The Dark Knight is based on the phenomenally successful 2008 Batman movie and will be immediately recognisable to teens of all nationalities.
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The Dark Knight Rises: Tools of the Trade
By Bob Kane, Christopher Nolan, Jonathan NolanFighting crime in Gotham City is a dangerous job, but with his trusted tools and gadgets, Batman is up to the challenge!
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The Dark Knight Rises: Batman Versus Bane
Batman battles his toughest enemy yet--Bane. Will the Dark Knight rise to the challenge and save Gotham City?.
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Kingdom Come
By Alex Ross, Mark Waid, Todd KleinOne of the most acclaimed graphic novels of all time is offered in this new edition, with lush new panoramic cover art.
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Gotham by Gaslight: An Alternative History of the Batman
By Brian AugustynGotham by Gaslight: An Alternative History of the Batman
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Other Realms
By Bo Hampton, Scott Hampton, Mark KneeceThe themes of the Legends of the Dark Knight series are explored again in this book, which follows Batman as he journeys to realms beyond time and beyond life itself.
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The Lost Years
By Bo Hampton, Hilary J. BaderThe Lost Years
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Batman: Gotham After Midnight
By Steve NilesTonight, two people are invited to a party where they will be challenged to surviving the night in the most horrifying haunted house imaginable. Collecting the 12-issue series from Steve Niles and Kelley Jones!
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Gotham Adventures
By Kelley Puckett, Rick Burchett, Ty TempletonComic-strip adventures based on Batman The Animated Series.
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Gotham Central: The quick and the dead
By Greg Rucka, Michael Lark, Bob KaneA gang war rages in Gotham City, but that doesn't keep Police Commissioner Atkins from ordering the Bat-Signal removed from the roof of police headquarters, believing that Batman can't be trusted.
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The Dark Knight: the Junior Novel
By Bob Kane, Christopher Nolan, Jonathan NolanThe tie-in novel to the new Batman movie, The Dark Knight.
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Batman: Nine Lives
By Michael Lark, Bob Kane, Dean MotterIn the noir-styled Gotham City of the 1950s, Catwoman Selina Kyle is dead and the list of suspects is enormous. Can Dick Grayson, ex-cop turned Boy Wonder and private eye, find the killer and solve the mystery of Kyle's murder?
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Nine Lives
By Michael Lark, Dean MotterIn the noir-styled Gotham City of the 1950s Catwoman Selina Kyle is dead and the list of suspects is enormous. Can Dick Grayson, ex-cop turned Boy Wonder and private eye, find the killer and solve the mystery of Kyle's murder?
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Batman: With Other Tales of the Dark Knight. Whatever happened to the Caped Crusader?
By Neil Gaiman, Matt Wagner, Scott Williams"A man doesn't live forever-- a legend does. From the moment he declared war on crime, the Batman knew his story would eventually come to an end.