BatmanYearOne

Last week, DC announced that Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo would be doing an updated origin for Batman in the pages of Zero Year, starting in June's Batman #21. Considering that Frank Miller and David Mazzucchelli's Batman: Year One has been the definitive origin story for the Dark Knight since its release in 1987, it probably won't surprise anyone that reaction to the news was mixed, with plenty

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Upon inspecting an advance copy of the new edition of Batman: Year One, artist David Mazzuchelli told The Comics Journal's Dan Nadel that the forthcoming reprint doesn't exactly do justice to the seminal work he created with Frank Miller and Richmond Lewis in 1987...

By now, you've almost certainly heard about the statements about the Occupy protests by legendary comic book creator and hat enthusiast Frank Miller, in which he referred to the protesters as "louts, thieves and rapists" and suggested that they "go back to your mommas' basements...

In order to talk about Warner Bros. Animation's newest film, Batman: Year One, you have to talk about DC Comics' Batman: Year One first. The story of Batman's first year as a crimefighter, Year One was written by Frank Miller and drawn by David Mazzuchelli and published in the pages of Batman back in 1987...

The DC Universe Animated Original Movie panel at Comic-Con today featured a full screening of the Catwoman short from the upcoming Batman: Year One, the world premiere of the Justice League: Doom trailer, appearances from both long-time Batman voice actor Kevin Conroy and actress Eliza Dushku, and the discussion of possible features based on Blackest Night and Vertigo Comics...

Packaged along with Warner Bros. Animation's highly anticipated DC Universe feature Batman: Year One is a new 15-minute short film starring the legendary DC Comics character Catwoman. The Blu-ray, DVD and digital download doesn't go on sale until October 18, but a new clip was released this week that's sure to bring the flick a lot of attention...

It's just a few weeks until the October 18 debut of the animated adaptation of Frank Miller and David Mazzucchelli's Batman: Year One, and Warner Bros. seems to be going for the jugular when it comes to releasing iconic video clips. A few weeks back we caught Batman crashing a dinner party (sans bladder spasm) and now fans can help themselves to part of a scene so beloved, it's already been roughl

Warner Home Video's animated adaptation of Frank Miller and David Mazzucchelli's authoritative take on Batman's origin story arrives on DVD and Blu-ray October 18, and judging from its first official clip, executive producer Bruce Timm, directors Lauren Montgomery and Sam Liu and writer Tab Murphy stuck pretty close to their Batman: Year One source material...

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