Joshua Lapin-Bertone

DC is bringing back Elseworlds with Batman: Gotham by Gaslight - The Kryptonian Age, a limited series that further expands the Dark Knight’s Victorian era adventures. Here's what you need to know!

Elseworlds is the DC Universe without any boundaries. Anything can happen. Batman doesn’t have to live in Gotham City. Heck, he doesn’t even have to live in the present era. Superman could be a villain, or maybe he died as an infant. Anything goes. In an Elseworlds story, there are no rules, which leads to surprises on every page.

Do you remember what playtime was like as a child? When you’re playing with toys, licensing deals and corporate ownership doesn’t matter. You can combine superheroes from one company with characters from an entirely different universe.

Did you miss San Diego Comic-Con this year? Well, don’t worry. We were there for every exciting moment of it, and now that it’s finished, we’re catching you up on all the big DC announcements you missed.

Who is the most beloved character in the DC Universe? Some might say that it’s Superman, Wonder Woman or Batman, and while those characters are great, none of them can hold a candle to Haley aka Bitewing aka the bestest girl in the whole wide DCU.

Have you ever wondered what’s in Selina Kyle’s closet? I’m guessing there are plenty of jewels, some love letters from Bruce Wayne (probably ghostwritten by Alfred) and lots and lots of costumes. We’re talking tons! Since her debut in 1940, Catwoman has been one of the DC Universe’s most prominent fashion icons. Some of her costumes are beautifully designed visual treats. Others are…well…um…let’s just say ditching the realistic cat mask she used to wear was the right call.

Since this month is the 30th anniversary of Zero Hour: Crisis in Time, the time is perfect for revisiting it—or reading it for the very first time.

He is vengeance, he is the night, and he’s one of the biggest movie stars in the DC Universe. If you’re looking to get into the Dark Knight’s filmography, we’re here to break it down for you.

While Batman's black book might be full—and it is, Bruce Wayne is Gotham’s most eligible bachelor, after all—most of those relationships didn’t end very well. Let’s take a look at some of the more memorable ones…

While The: Penguin The Prodigal Bird isn’t set in the same continuity as Colin Farrell’s version of the Penguin, the comic offers an equally compelling look at the criminal mastermind and serves as a great companion piece to the show.