A typical college freshman by day, Stephanie takes to the streets at night, recklessly seeking out danger as the new Batgirl. But her nocturnal adventures have attracted the Gotham underworld’s gunfire, and even Batman and Robin don’t know what to make of this new vigilante in a secondhand costume.
With the support and guidance of the original Batgirl, Barbara Gordon, Stephanie must learn the difference between playing dress-up and being the new Batgirl. Can she prove herself and earn her title, or will she fail to honor the legacy of her cowl?
Bath time is an adventure for the Crayons! Red likes to relax in the bath. Esteban likes to pretend to be a pirate. And Beige actually prefers a shower! Make bath time the best part of the day with this laugh-out-loud mini hardcover book from the bestselling team behind the international Crayons sensation.
Plus, Shush continues her quiet reign of terror and horror as both Batman and Robin chase after her. But when a familiar face from Damian’s past returns, will he be able to keep his mind on the mission? All this while Damian struggles to keep his public persona as a high school student up — a big ask for a boy who was raised by the League of Assassins! And what’s this about a possible getaway to Dinosaur Island?!
Batman and Robin have been chasing a mysterious new foe through the streets of Gotham and beyond, uncovering shocking truths and unearthing deeply repressed memories as they go. Now the conflict is finally coming to a head, placing them and the city they’ve vowed to protect in the crosshairs. Can they stop Memento in time, or are they destined to watch their world be reduced to ash?
As Gotham faces a new wave of chaos, Bruce Wayne and Damian Wayne must confront threats that test their bond as father and son. With tensions rising and enemies closing in, the Bat-family’s dynamic duo must rely on trust, strategy, and raw determination to survive.
Batman and the Monster Men is a six-issue limited series written and illustrated by Matt Wagner, serving as the first installment of his Dark Moon Rising duology. Set shortly after Batman: Year One, the story introduces Hugo Strange as a twisted scientist conducting unethical experiments on Arkham Asylum patients, funded by mob boss Sal Maroni. As Batman investigates a string of brutal murders, he uncovers a conspiracy that tests his resolve, intellect, and physical limits. The book also reintroduces Julie Madison, Bruce Wayne’s early love interest, adding emotional depth to the narrative.