Batman: The Long Halloween was born from Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight-- a showcase title launched by DC in 1989.The series initially featured multi-issue, standalone arcs from popular ...

Batman's most famous rogues are on display in Tim Sale's cover art for the long-awaited sequel to Batman: The Long Halloween.No Batman story quite affected Gotham as much as the detective mystery ...

Article Summary. Batman: The Last Halloween #3 drops Nov 27, continuing the Long Halloween saga with a new twist. Robin teams up with an unlikely ally as Gotham faces its darkest hour in this 10 ...

Issue #7 of The Last Halloween is another solid entry in the series. It highlighted Batman and Robin’s dynamic after a traumatic event and how they both share similar tragedies and how those ...

Batman The Long Halloween: The Last Halloween #1 will be released on September 28, 2024. For more on the Long Halloween series, check out IGN's reviews of the animated adaptations Batman: The Long ...

The Long Halloween marks the debut of Supernatural star Jensen Ackles as Batman. Ackles proves to be a strong casting choice. This story is set at a very specific point in Batman’s costumed career.

The Last Halloween #1 sees Gotham embarking on Halloween again after the horrific events of the Long Halloween and the Holliday murders but soon Batman and Jim Gordon — and by extension Gotham ...

With The Long Halloween and its sequels, Loeb and his partner-in-crime, the late, great artist Tim Sale, created one of the most enduring and influential Batman arcs of all time.

Batman: The Long Halloween, Part 1, an animated film based on the DC Comics limited series, has confirmed its cast — and it includes the late Naya Rivera in one of her final roles as Selina Kyle ...

The 13-issue limited series, long seen by many as a defining adventure in Batman’s storied 80-year history, is set early on in the crime fighter’s career and leans into Bruce Wayne’s mantle ...

Article Summary. Robin stars in Batman: The Long Halloween - The Last Halloween #4 with a daring rescue mission. Continuing the legacy of Loeb and Sale, this issue is part of a 10-part mystery saga.

Batman: The Last Halloween #5 was carried by the fantastic artwork of Bill Sienkiewicz. His abstract style perfectly melded with the dark tone of this series and elevated Jeph Loeb’s story.