BatCat wedding sparked outrage among fans. However, it now seems that Tom King is ready to fix this mistake with a wedding ...

The Batman Trailer 2 (Main Trailer) has been released and there’s PLENTY of Comic Book References You Might Have Missed ...

Tom King, whose Marvel series 'Vision' inspired the Disney+ hit 'WandaVision,' continues to make superheroes smooch in his DC series 'Batman/Catwoman.' ...

Tom King and David Marquez have been making a comic called Batman: Killing Time for five months now, telling a story about Catwoman and the Riddler trying to extricate themselves from a botched heist.

Tom King has said that his run on Batman, from 2016 to 2019, was the story of Batman and Catwoman. A year into his run, with Batman #24, he specifically got David Finch to draw this proposal scene ...

DC's 12-issue Batman/Catwoman limited series by Tom King, Clay Mann, and Tomeu Morey is finally concluding on June 28, more than a year and a half after its debut in December of 2020, two and a ...

Questions are answered in Tom King and Clay Mann’s Batman/Catwoman #11, though many readers will find the resolutions to be lacking. King’s scripts have kept the reader at a distance in many ways.

Tom King's Batman run, whether you love it or hate it, has left a huge impact on DC Comics. Ever since King took over, Batman has tried to marry Catwoman, teamed up with The Flash to discover the ...

Tom King and Clay Mann’s Batman/Catwoman raised the stakes this week when a retired version of Catwoman murdered the Joker in his retirement community. That and other news from this week’s ...

The new DC series Batman/Catwoman has been pegged as a superhero romance comic, but as those who've read Batman/Catwoman #1 can tell you, it's more than that. Writer Tom King agrees with you ...

It’s this history, one that has enduring Crises, Flashpoints, and Rebirths, that Tom King and artist Clay Mann explore in Batman/Catwoman, which focuses on the duos complex relationship in the ...

Next month sees the publication of B atman/Catwoman #1. The latter is what would have been the continuation of Tom King 's run on Batman after issue #85, till about #105 – until everything changed.