Tom King and Clay Mann’s Batman/Catwoman raised the stakes this week when a retired version of Catwoman murdered the Joker in his retirement community. That and other news from this week’s ...

Batman/Catwoman #6 is one of the better ... The art team is back on the right track ... I’m less enthused in the main crux of the series being yet another “should Batman kill Joker ...

Batman's dark secret is that he tried to kill the Riddler. In fact, the only thing preventing him from breaking his cardinal rule as a hero was the intervention of Joker. Talk about irony.

Spoiler alert: The surprise ending to “Batman” No. 24, which shipped June 7, features Batman (Bruce Wayne) proposing to Catwoman (Selina Kyle). Whether the Bat-Cat union will actually happen is ...

Batman/Catwoman #10 puts its chips on the table as the story pivots from simmering tension to an all out brawl across all three of its storylines.Clay Mann’s return to art duties makes things ...

DC's new crossover Batman/Catwoman: The Gotham War has begun, and this conflict is shaping up to be DC's answer to Marvel's Civil War. Find out why these two lovers are suddenly at war.

In fact, it’s been since the moment he first met her, given that the engagement ring is made out of a diamond Selina stole the first time Batman encountered Catwoman.

View the pages and cover art from Batman/Catwoman: The Gotham War — Battle Lines #1 below. Why are Batman and Catwoman going to war? Prior to DC’s Knight Terrors event, tension has ramped up ...

Dave Finch art from Batman #5. But that wasn't enough for Tom King, he gave us another death for Batman – or Bruce Wayne at least, in the far future, with Catwoman – Selina Kyle – at his ...