Max has loved video games ever since he booted up his friend's N64 and played Mario Kart. He quickly spent all his allowance on any game he could get his hands on, and spent hours playing a dusty PS2.

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Absolute Batman #4 sees Gabriel Walta as a guest artist on the series, with a style that is less flashy, more sketchy, and designed to fit the idea of a young Bruce Wayne taking advice from his father ...

The following contains spoilers for Absolute Batman #4, on sale now from DC I promise you, I am not trying to pull some Pollyanna-esqe, "Why can't people just appreciate the art I like?" nonsense. I ...

Absolute Batman has steadily pulled back the curtain on what led to this world’s Bruce Wayne to suit up and become Batman, but Absolute Batman #4 truly blows the door wide open on the Absolute Dark ...

Most of these flashbacks detail a young Bruce Wayne discussing an engineering contest with his father. The theme for the contest is to design a bridge for animals in distressed environments that is ...

Absolute Batman Issue 4 is published by DC Comics. Plot by Scott Snyder and Nick Dragotta, script by Snyder, art by Gabriel Hernández Walta, colors by Frank Martin, and letters by Clayton Cowles. A ...

Oh boy, Bat-fans, strap in because the family drama is cranked to eleven this coming Tuesday. In the latest installment of "Daddy Issues: Gotham Edition," Batman and Robin #4 hits the stands – and ...

That’s right, even the Dark Knight has had some embarrassing moments over the years. From surprising defeats that were really just well-earned payback to awkwardly framed stories to an admission of a ...