Batman's weapons are always built to impress, but he's outdone himself to help defend Metropolis, and his new toy has an unexpected operator.

Batman's character design is truly a pop culture icon: the long black or blue cape and the Bat-symbol on his chest make it hard to imagine a more recognizable character.But there are tons of ...

With a gun-toting Alfred Pennyworth watching on, Batman leaps into action and removes the emblem on his chest as an axe which he promptly uses to cut off a thug's arm! Check out the first preview ...

Batman using his bat ears as weapons or pulling a battle axe off his chest sound like jokes, but somehow manage to present as both sincere and exciting. A big part of that is thanks to Nick ...

Alan Ritchson threw his name into the cowl to play the DCU's Batman, and his Reacher co-star shared some ... Except for maybe finding a Batsuit that actually fits over his chest and ...

But in the Absolute Batman #1 preview, we see Bruce casually unsheath his weapon and lop the forearm of a goon clean off, and while that’s not, say, burying a chunk of bat-logo into their brain ...

It is hard to imagine something new happening to Batman after 85 years of adventures in comic books, television and film. But he has a new notch on his utility belt: He has received a star on the ...

He beats the goons with the bat symbol having literally been blown off his chest, symbolically showing that underneath all of the cloaked fear and vengeance, Batman’s heart is Bruce Wayne.

Article Summary. Explore the blocky, spikey chest emblem of Absolute Batman by Snyder and Dragotta. A look at Batman's revamped cape, now a weapon with batons and rope.

He flexed his chest, and Batman’s cable expanded—and fell to the floor as he exhaled. Then, like lightning, he reached out with his free hand and grabbed Batman by the neck.

If you didn't know, the first appearance of our beloved Caped Crusader was in Detective Comics #27, originally published in May of 1939. Since then, Batman has become one of the most iconic and ...