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10 Best Comics Where Batman & Catwoman Were Enemies, Ranked
Batman Sign in to your CBR account The following contains spoilers for Batman: The Gotham War, now available from DC Comics. Ever since the early 1980s, Catwoman's role as a member of Batman's rogues gallery has significantly waned in favor of having her act more heroically, whether as an uneasy anti-hero ally for the Caped Crusader or a genuine member of the Bat-Family.
10 Best DC Buddies Team-Up Comics
Comic book fans eagerly await the release of Deadpool & Wolverine, a team-up so many fans wished they could see on the big screen. Deadpool and Wolverine make one of the best duos in Marvel Comics, but who are the best buddies in DC Comics? Green Lantern and Green Arrow toured the world, while Hal Jordan and the Green Lantern Corps toured the universe. Harley Quinn and Poison Ivy developed a relationship in Gotham City, while Dick Grayson and Damian Wayne developed a partnership.
Every Robin, Ranked By How Well Batman Treats Them
Robin is an integral part of the Batman mythos. The first Robin was Dick Grayson and he played a very important part in comic history - he was the first kid sidekick, the first of many young heroes who would team up with older heroes to learn the ropes and help them fight their enemies. Robin was meant to give the kids who read comics someone they could pretend to be, allowing them to go on adventures with Batman vicariously.
Every Robin, Ranked By How Well Batman Treats Them
Published 7 minutes ago Robins like Damian Wayne and Tim Drake have built different but loving relationships with Batman, though he didn't even get along with some of them. Robin is an integral part of the Batman mythos. The first Robin was Dick Grayson and he played a very important part in comic history - he was the first kid sidekick, the first of many young heroes who would team up with older heroes to learn the ropes and help them fight their enemies.
10 Best Batman & Robin Comics, Ranked
By far the most iconic pair in comics, Batman & Robin have been together since Dick Grayson first appeared in Detective Comics #38 by Bill Finger, Bob Kane, and Jerry Robinson. While Batman has a reputation in some circles as a brooding loner who operates on his own, Robin takes up a sizeable portion of the Dark Knight's history as he's served alongside him through hundreds of adventures.
Damian Wayne's 10 Best Costumes
The Batman vs. Robin limited series features the titular Dynamic Duo as Damian Wayne and his father head toward an epic confrontation. The current Robin received a new costume that embraced his legacy as the son of Batman, which fans first saw Damian wear in a dark future tale. Each version of Robin has worn a few different versions of the suit over the years. Damian Wayne took on the role of Robin while wearing someone else’s costume, though he eventually made it his own.
10 Times Damian Wayne And Dick Grayson Were The Best Brothers In The Bat Family
At first glance, Damian Wayne and Dick Grayson don't seem like they would be compatible. Damian is an uncooperative teenager, raised to be an assassin and a vessel for Ra's al Ghul's spirit. Dick is an optimist, raised by loving parents until their deaths, and never let this tragedy define him. As it turns out, the first and the latest Robins are well-matched. Dick Grayson's positive outlook and affable disposition allow him to see through Damian's abrasive exterior.
10 Batman Comics That Would Be Perfect Horror Movies
Share Tweet Share Share Share Email There are plenty of dark Batman stories out there but some comics take the Dark Knight into the horror genre that could be adapted into future movies. Fans will be hopping back into the dark world of Batman's mythos with Gotham Knights releasing on October 21st and there are likely to be some dark and disturbing elements much like in the Batman: Arkham games.
10 Things You Didn't Know About Robin/Tim Drake And Bernard's Romance
Tim Drake is the definitive Robin for an entire generation of comic book readers. First appearing as Robin in Batman #457 byAlan Grant, Norm Breyfogle, Steve Mitchell, and Adrienne Roy, Tim quickly became a fan-favorite. Tim was the first Robin to ever get his own solo series in Chuck Dixon and Tom Lyle's aptly named Robin book from 1991. Tim's solo book and appearances in the Young Justice and Teen Titans comics shot him into DC Comics stardom.
Batman: The 5 Robins And Who They Became After
Everyone knows Robin as the Boy Wonder, Batman's famous sidekick. They may even know Robin was a part of the Teen Titans in between his crime-fighting adventures with the Dark Knight. However, some would be surprised to learn Dick Grayson isn't the only Robin. There have been five people to take up the Robin mantle in DC Comics' main timeline. Unique in their own way, each has graduated from being a sidekick to becoming one of the most formidable heroes around.
10 Scariest Versions Of The Penguin, Ranked
The Penguin has been one of the most recognizable villains in comics since his debut back in the 1940s in Detective Comics #58 by Bob Kane, Bill Finger, Jerry Robinson, and George Roussos. "The Gentleman of Crime" has taken on a number of different styles and incarnations over the years, ranging from the comical, mischievous criminal mastermind seen in Batman's Golden Age comics to the downright terrifying monstrosity found in various alternate DC universes.
The First 10 DC Superheroes In Chronological Order
There's no doubt that DC Comics have been the leader in superhero titles over its history. It debuted a new generation of superheroes to usher in the Silver Age of the 1950s. Before that, it moved pulp magazine heroes to four-color panels to kick off the Golden Age. The company and its creators introduced several superheroes between 1938 and 1942, and many are still part of the comic book culture.
Batman's Most Powerful Children, Ranked
Sidekicks and legacy characters have been a part of Batman comics since the 1940s, when Robin was first introduced as the caped crusader's ward and partner. Since then, Batman built an entire family of supporting characters who aided him in his war on crime. From the daughter of a police commissioner to a secret son, Batman took several young heroes under his leather wing. Each of Batman's children — adopted or directly related — has played a significant role in his life.
Every Robin, Ranked By Coolness
Batman was created in 1939 by Bob Kane and Bill Finger, but while the vigilante earned a reputation as a brooding loner superhero, Robin was created just one year later, debuting in Detective Comics #38. Over their 83-year history, the Bat Family has amassed a wide collection of masked crimefighters, many of whom wore the Robin mantle.
DC Comics: 13 Best Dick Grayson Love Interests, Ranked
Batman's legal ward, Dick Grayson became the first Robin before he took on his current role as Nightwing. Not only did he develop a reputation as a great hero, but he turned out to be quite the ladies' man. His captivating features, muscular build, and compassionate heart helped him charm ladies with ease. Many fans consider Barbara Gordon/Batgirl to be Nightwing's greatest love. The two have been through a number of trials but have consistently emerged as a fan favorite couple.
Nightwing’s 10 Worst Personality Traits, Ranked
Richard "Dick" Grayson has a long-standing relationship with crime fighting, which has given him time to develop a superhero-worthy moral code. He started as Robin and grew into Nightwing, one of the most respected superheroes in DC Comics. Nightwing fans would say that he stands out as the charming, happy-go-lucky nice guy, who is the ultimate big brother figure. Superman once called Nightwing the "multiversal constant;" the one person who remains mostly unchanged across different worlds.
10 Things Young Justice Does Better Than The Justice League
DC Comics has its fair share of superhero teams. Their super teams for young heroes are particularly interesting to many readers since they grapple with the challenges of growing up whilebecoming a superhero at the same time. Young Justice is just one of several young superhero teams in DC's canon. Like the Teen Titans, their members are tweens through twenty-somethings.
Red Hood's 10 Worst Decisions
Several different characters have assumed the Red Hood's identity in DC Comics. Whether it's the Red Hood Gang from the New 52 or the Joker himself, once someone has donned the hood, readers can be sure that they are going to cause some serious trouble. The character is responsible for some of the most shocking moments ever seen in mainstream comics. The most popular version of the Red Hood, Jason Todd, is currently considered a hero who works alongside his former mentor, Batman.
Every Batgirl, Ranked By Intelligence
Since 1961, Batgirl has been an integral part of the Bat Family. Acting as a foil, a partner, a love interest, and hero in her own right, each iteration sees her take up the mantle in an effort to protect the people of Gotham and beyond. Every Batgirl has her own skill set and unique strengths. While all of them are skilled combatants, as individuals, they each bring different strategies and perspectives to the table.
10 Best Batgirl Costumes In DC Comics, Ranked
Versions of Batgirl appeared in DC Comics' Golden Age, but Barbara Gordon — the prominent version of Batgirl — made her heroic debut in Detective Comics #359 in 1967. In the decades that followed, Barbara joined Batman and Robin and became a recurring member of the Bat Family. As the character grew in popularity, she gained her own series and starred in Elseworlds comics that explored alternate universes.
10 Batman Villains Too Weak To Pose A Threat
In Gotham City, Batman battles some of the greatest criminals in the DC Comics universe. There is no rogues gallery in comics like Batman's. The Joker is the ultimate agent of chaos, Bane was strong enough to beat and break the Bat, and Scarecrow utilizes his victims' worst fears against them, just to name a few. Batman has even challenged cosmic beings like Mongul or New Gods like Darkseid.
Every Robin In DC Comics, Ranked By Intelligence
Being Batman's sidekick is a job much harder than it looks. Working alongside the Dark Knight is dangerous. Not only must the sidekick fight against crime with half the training Bruce has, but they often need to step up and become the balancing influence on Bruce's life. Knowing that, it's not a surprise there haven't been many Robins throughout the decades. Working in Gotham requires every hero to be a little smarter than the average crime fighter.
On-Screen Superheroes Who Were LGBTQ+ In Comics
Although LGBTQ+ superheroes are becoming more prevalent in mainstream media, many popular on-screen heroes were actually LGBTQ+ in the comics. Share Tweet Email Holding the comic book industry hostage for nearly 60 years, the Comics Code Authority allowed publishers to dictate the appearances, themes, and language used in comics.
Dick Grayson's 10 Best Costumes, From Robin To Nightwing
When Dick Grayson recently received a new costume from his best friend Wally West/The Flash, it featured a very familiar design. Fans were excited by the character’s return to one of his best looks, as he had spent some time trying to find himself. His various suits over the years have continued to reflect his ongoing growth from Robin to Nightwing. Grayson was one of the first comic book sidekicks. His upbringing alongside Batman influenced his design choices.
10 Times Batman Couldn't Keep Up With His Sidekicks
When Bruce Wayne started his war on crime in Gotham, he never imagined that he'd have partners. He spent years preparing his mind and body to create Batman – a force designed to strike fear into the hearts of criminals. It wasn't long until Batman met others like him: young people just as driven as him and with personal reasons to fight crime. Batman has more sidekicks than any other hero in the DC Universe. Being trained by him results in a formidable vigilante.
10 Ways Tom Taylor Has Already Fixed Nightwing's Character
Nightwing had a tough time in the end of the '10s. While his book started off well enough in the Rebirth era, things got worse as the years went by, with the Ric Grayson storyline being the final straw for a lot of readers. Starring a brain-damaged Nightwing and a team of Bludhaven cops wearing his old costumes, fans were not happy with the direction DC took things. All of that changed in 2021 with writer Tom Taylor and artist Bruno Redondo came on the book.
10 Harsh Realities Of Being Robin
When Robin was first introduced back in 1940's Detective Comics #38, he became an instant hit with young fans who could now see themselves in action fighting crime alongside the Dark Knight as the Dynamic Duo. The Boy Wonder created a legacy and inspired other sidekicks over the years who have followed in Robin's footsteps. However, it isn't always easy taking on the role of Robin, as many characters have discovered over the years.
DC: 7 Hated Comics That Could Make Great Animated Films (& How)
Many storylines within DC Comics are loved. But there are just as many that have earned immense scorn and hatred. From ruining a character to failing to appeal to certain demographics, these stories represent DC Comics at their lowest points. It's unlikely that these failed comic arcs will find their way into live-action. Seeing them become DC Universe Animated Original Movies would be much more likely. With any adaptation comes the chance to improve on disliked aspects of the source material.
10 Coolest Powers In Marvel Comics
There are thousands of superpowered beings in the whole of the Marvel Universe, and very few of them share their abilities. Because of this, some characters will inevitably have more interesting powers than others. This does not mean there are boring superheroes, but it means certain sets of powers are either more original, more useful, or even more pragmatic. It does not change the value of the hero that possesses it, but a boring power can even make a character less popular among the fans.
10 Marvel Comics Villains Who Died and Stayed Dead
Death is the ultimate end of every story. Since American superhero comics are without endings, though, they are also without death. In Marvel comics, characters die and return all the time, sometimes many times over. However, there are a handful of exceptions. Some characters have been dead for so long their being dead is the new status quo, and sometimes they weren't alive long enough to make an impression.
Marvel: The Best Hidden Secret Lairs
All Marvel warriors require a place to gather before, after, and sometimes during battle. This is why headquarters exist: to ensure a safe location where superheroes can discuss and plan future attacks, save important items, and also, just hang out on a slow day on the job. Said headquarters can just be a regular old building, but they can also be a whole city or country, especially if it is a small one.
10 Times Spider-Man Was A Jerk
Peter Parker is just your friendly neighborhood Spider-Man, right? Well...not always. Usually, everyone's favorite web-slinger is an out-and-out hero, working hard to save people and protect his city. However, like many comic heroes, Peter has had his less than stellar moments. Sometimes he has the excuse of being an evil, alternate universe version of himself, and of course, has befallen some terrible tragedies, like the accidental death of Gwen Stacy.
10 Strongest DC Villains Robin Beat, Ranked
It's often said that a man is measured by the quality of his enemies, and this certainly applies to heroes like the Boy Wonder. While the young hero Robin is best known as one half of the Dynamic Duo, he (and she) have also been measured by some of their enemies over the years. There have been a few characters who've taken on the role of Robin to work beside Batman, and they've each had to overcome their own selection of powerful DC villains.
10 Marvel Comic Endings That Make No Sense
Marvel is known as the House of Ideas. For years, Marvel has been telling amazing stories, full of fan-favorite heroes and villains. This has made them the premier superhero brand, a title they've ridden all the way to the bank with the Marvel Cinematic Universe. However, the House of Ideas has been known to run out of inspiration from time to time, especially with the endings of some stories. Endings are often tricky things. At times, the endings of Marvel's stories have definitely felt nonsensical.
DC: The 10 Strongest Monsters From The Comics
Whether they were born like this or their natures were transformed, there are many monsters in the DC Universe whose power is beyond control. Most of them exist in the dark, far from the common eye, saving humanity from facing the horror of their existence. Some of them are evil, some of them are not. Some of them are just doing whatever they can to survive in the world, while others are looking to create as much chaos as they can around them.
Eternals: 8 Things Only Comic Book Fans Know About Druig
In the Eternals movie, Druig gained a lot of sympathy from the audience as he lamented the poor decisions made by humanity that led to violence. Although his particular power of controlling people's actions stripped them of free will, he wanted to use it to protect people. As a result, he was a conflicted and layered member of the Eternals. The Druig of the movie doesn't have as much in common with the Druig that originates in Jack Kirby's Eternals comic book series.
DC: 10 Heroes Everyone Forgets Defeated Bane
Bane made an immediate splash upon his first appearance, breaking Batman and becoming one of DC's top villains in the process. From the beginning, he was a greater threat than most people realized. Bane is just as smart and skilled as Batman with the added strength given to him by the Venom. Although he is most associated with Batman, he's fought and lost to all kinds of heroes over the years. Bane is a tough cookie, but he's not unbeatable.
Marvel: The 10 Most Disliked Villains
Marvel's heroes have proven to be among the most beloved of all time. Not to be outdone, the villains of the Marvel Universe have often proven to be just as popular, with bad guys like Doctor Doom and Thanos being more popular than many of the heroes they fight. Not every villain can aspire to such a lofty post, though. There are some villains out there that have very, very few fans. While they still have their uses in stories, some villains just never really catch on with fans the way others do.
10 Darkest Endings In The What If? Comics, Ranked
Marvel's What If? comic series first began in 1977 with the story, "What If Spider-Man Had Joined the Fantastic Four?" It was an alternate take on their first meeting in Amazing Spider-Man #1. Most creators who worked on the What If? books chose a specific event or arc and changed one key element, no matter how small or seemingly insignificant, and explored the domino effect of that change.
10 Marvel Comics To Read If You Like Watchmen
Watchmen is widely considered the greatest comic of all time. Created by writer Alan Moore and artist Dave Gibbons, it cemented the revolution in the comic industry that Moore had already started with Swamp Thing. It took a mature look at superheroes, while adding in a heaping dose of social commentary. Watchmen also had writing and art that took comics to the next level. DC reaped the benefits of Watchmen, allowing its writers greater freedom to tell genre-redefining stories.
Eternals: 10 Things Only Comics Fans Know About Kingo
When comic book characters are adapted for the big screen, there will inevitably be some changes – whether those changes are to their origin story, the character themselves, or their story is simply being updated away from out-of-date themes. In the Eternals movie, the Kingo that appears on screen is actually very different from his comic book counterpart. While both characters are a little impulsive and love to be the center of attention, that's largely where their similarities end.
DC: Robin's 10 Biggest Failures, Ranked
It's not always easy taking on the role of a sidekick, let alone the partner of the Dark Knight in the meanest city in the DC universe. Batman has worked with a few different Robins, and has placed the same pressure and responsibility on each of them – sometimes leading to mistakes. The Boy Wonder progressed to Teen Wonder and even the Girl Wonder later on in the Dynamic Duo's history, but each character has had to compare their greatest victories to their darkest losses.
The Walking Dead: 5 Ways The Show Improved The Comics (& 5 That Made Them Worse)
Zombies truly hit the mainstream around the time The Walking Dead aired its third season. The show is an undeniable success, warranting spinoffs that will steer the franchise for years to come. The comics that inspired AMC's The Walking Dead are also legendary in circles familiar with Kirkman's riveting undead odyssey. The Walking Dead popularized the genre with sober personal drama, while the comics pushed limits with characters' untimely demises in an epic survival story that seemed to never end.
10 Storylines That Should Influence Marvel's Wolverine
Wolverine, aka James Logan, began his comic book tenure as a villain for the Incredible Hulk, serving a government organization in pursuit of the hero. Nearly 50 years later, Wolverine has outshone his recurrent rival with a mosaic of savages and scoundrels furnishing his comic history. As a result, the character has developed a dedicated fanbase and consistent demand for stories involving him.
10 Times Loki Was A Jerk
If there's anyone in Marvel Comics' history who deserves to be called a jerk, it's Loki. He's changed his mind about whether he's a hero or a villain more times than fans can count. And even when he's not being an out-and-out villain, he's causing chaos wherever he goes. Loki's bad behavior tends to happen in pursuit of mischief rather than evil (although he's had his moments). Otherwise, he tries to come out on top in his ongoing sibling rivalry with Thor.
Invincible: 10 Characters Who Would Make Great Avengers Villains
Every great hero needs an equally compelling villain. Invincible rocketed to the top of the superhero heap due to the clever characterization of its lead character. However, without his excellent cast of rogues, Invincible would've fizzled out long before it reached its legendary status among independent comics. Marvel's Avengers, while filled with great heroes, has a significant villain problem. One of the key criticisms of the MCU is how weak their cast of villains can be.
Superman's 10 Strongest Feats In The Comics, Ranked
"Leaping tall buildings in single bounds," "faster than speeding bullets," "more powerful than locomotives" are feats of strength, speed, and endurance that may have seemed impressive in 1938 when Action Comics first hit the stands. However, as comic book stories grew larger and larger, so did the acts of heroism. As a result, Superman had to perform even greater feats to keep up. As DC Comics entered their Silver Age in the 1960s, comic book stories dove headfirst into science fiction.
Grand Theft Auto: 10 Actors You Forgot Have Appeared In The Series
For a video game series such as Grand Theft Auto – which has released numerous games spanning multiple locations and storylines over the years – it can pass by unnoticed who has lent their voice to which character. There have been several iconic characters in GTA over the years, but there have also been some cases of lesser or supporting characters voiced by iconic actors.
10 Powerful Marvel Villains Who Used To Be Weak
Marvel's villains are some of the most frightening around. Whether they're the kinds of monsters who can fight off a team by themselves or just super schlubs who like to rob banks, each of them has something that makes them a formidable threat to the heroes. Villains don't remain static, though. Since they keep coming back each loss, they've often grown in power over the years, becoming much greater threats.
Marvel: 8 Avengers Who Have Secret Powers Or Abilities
The Avengers are Marvel's mightiest team. Consisting of the greatest heroes in the Marvel Universe, the Avengers battled all kinds of terrible threats. While not every member of the team has amazing powers, some of the most powerful heroes on Earth and beyond have been Avengers. The caliber of foes the Avengers face means that the members are sorely tested and, sometimes, they even have to hold things back.
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