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The first six chapters of Batman ’89 will be released digitally on July 27. After that, the following six issues will be put out one at a time on a weekly basis. DC plans to compile all of these chapters into six physical comic books that will be released between August and October. As well, a hardcover collection edition is due out in October. Alongside Batman ’89, DC Comics is also releasing Superman ’78. The new comic tells stories set within the world Richard Donner and Christopher Reeve created in Superman: The Movie. More information on both of the new comics is available her...

DC Comics is returning to the worlds envisioned by Tim Burton and Batman ’89 and Superman ’78 will pick up where those seminal films left off, telling additional stories in those universes, introducing new characters, and continuing with plot threads that were left dangling in the original movies, which were precursors of the superhero-heavy cinematic landscape we’re in today. Get more details about both comics below. The movie worlds of Tim Burton’s Gotham City and Richard Donner’s Metropolis will be explored once again in the pages of two new DC Comics. Here is some info about ...

CinemaBlend Copy to clipboard If you ever want to take a look at the most promising unused ideas in comic movie history, you need only peer into that golden window between the late ‘70s and early ‘90s. While Warner Bros and DC Comics’ partnership made hits like Superman: The Movie and the duology of films pertaining to Michael Keaton’s Batman, there were still ideas and concepts that never saw the light of day. But all of that is about to change as both Keaton’s Batman and the Superman portrayed by Christopher Reeve are about to return with new stories, thanks to tw...

Batman '89 & Superman '78 getting sequels from DC Comics February 17, 2021 by: BATMAN and Richard Donner's 1978 Superman: The Movieare getting sequels in comic book form. DC Comics has announced that both properties will continue via the comics this July. "Batman '89" brings back Batman screenwriter Sam Hamm and he will team up with artist Joe Quinones to "pull on a number of threads left dangling" after the events of the 1989 film. The book will star Michael Keaton's Batman and it also promises to reintroduce Selina Kyle/Catwoman, portrayed by Michelle Pfeiffer in 1992's Batman Returns. ...

Batman Returns transformed the image of the Caped Crusader. Prior to those films, most viewers still associated the Dark Knight with the Adam West show. Don’t get me wrong, Batman ’66 is awesome in its own right, but by 1989, the comics had long moved on from treating the characters like a cartoon. Burton’s take built on stories such as The Dark Knight Returns and injected a whole bunch of psychological complexity into this world, depicting Bruce Wayne as traumatized and tormented, the Joker as a homicidal artist and Catwoman as a whip-wielding dominatrix. The movies were massive hit...