Batman is known throughout the DC Universe for his strict and often controversial ‘No-Kill’ rule. Some characters and readers ...

Bruce Wayne — who by night is Batman — gets murdered by a man claiming to be the father he thought was dead. In a highly controversial new comic book storyline, Bruce, who first appeared in ...

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Batman has been around since his first appearance in 1939’s Detective Comics #27. The one Rule that is associated with the World’s Greatest Detective is that he has a no-kill rule.

DC killed Batman on April 26 and we've got answers to your questions When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Over 80 years on the ...

Batman is well-known for falling into the category of heroes who don't kill ... a total of 45 people have been killed at Batman's hand in the various live-action incarnations.

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One of Batman’s most recognizable features beyond his costume, gadgets, and awesome cars is his first rule of crimefighting: No Killing. But as this supercut shows, the Dark Knight’s movie ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. The YouTuber Mr. Sunday Movies has made a supercut tallying up every time Batman killed ...

The long-standing conflict between Batman and the Joker has defined both characters for decades. The two characters have made it pretty clear that they don’t like each other.

From Adam West’s Batman movie (yep, he killed some thugs there, too) to The Dark Knight Rises, the supercut collects every stone cold murder brought by the Dark Knight’s hands.

As many critics pointed out, Batman killed an awful lot of people in "Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice." But just how many, exactly, did he do away with? For the curious, here's good news: Yes ...