batman (fictional character)

In simple text, this book tells the story of how Bruce Wayne grew up to become the Dark Knight of Gotham City.

In simple text, this book tells the story of how Bruce Wayne grew up to become the Dark Knight of Gotham City.

Batman gets inside the prison where the Penguin is held to stop him from unleashing his new army of criminals on Gotham City.

Bruce Wayne is at a meeting in Brazil, when he hears that people are disappearing from the local villages, apparently victims of a legendary giant bat--but when Batman investigates he finds Man-Bat and Poison Ivy, and must find a way to stop them, and still come up with a plan to accomplish Ivy's goal of protecting the rainforest from destruction. Written in graphic-novel format.

Batman and Catwoman team up to stop the Penguin and the Ventriloquist from waging war on each other.

After he falls into Scarecrow's trap, Batman is fitted with a helmet that slowly releases a fear-inducing gas, leaving him terrified of everything around him--even Robin and Nightwing, who are trying to save him. In graphic novel format.

Presents a compliation of stories featuring Batman, originally published in DC comics issued between 1939 and 1983.

The Riddler has tampered with the dinosaur exhibit at the Gotham City museum, and it's up to Batman, Batgirl, and Nightwing to stop him.

Contains alphabetically arranged entries that describes the comic book superhero Batman, and uncovers character origins, provides biographies for all the major characters that touch the series; and includes black-and-white comic artwork and full-color artwork inserts.

An introduction to the superhero Batman, whose alter ego, Bruce Wayne runs Wayne Enterprises, building high-tech computers by day, then protects Gotham City at night as Batman.