Bob Haney

Clark Kent, Jr., and Bruce Wayne, Jr., cope with the challenges and stresses of being the sons of world-famous superheroes and not being able to admit it, and with their relationships with the fathers they will never equal.

Jim Aparo was one of the premier Batman artists of the 1970s, working primarily on the Batman team-up title THE BRAVE AND THE BOLD. Now, DC collects Aparo's run on the series in hardcover for the first time from the beginning. Aparo portrayed Batman as a detective who operated in shadow, yet captured the action and thrills of the Caped Crusader. These stories feature appearances by numerous DC heroes (and villains) including Robin, Green Arrow, Black...

Only a short while after the first superheroes entered the scene, they were followed by a host of scrappy teenage sidekicks. Batman had Robin. The Flash had Kid Flash. Green Arrow had Speedy. Aquaman had Aqualad. By 1964 there were enough of these young heroes-in-training to form their own team-the Teen Titans! This youthful Junior Justice League came together to aid other youngsters and stomp out evil wherever they found it-all with the style and...

Experience all of Neal Adams' legendary Batman work-covers and stories-in chronological order! Batman by Neal Adams Book One contains Adams' contributions to the Dark Knight's legacy from 1967 through 1969, showing the process of introduction, adaption and innovation that the young artist brought to this legendary crime-fighter! Over the years, only a handful of artists have truly shaped the look of DC Comics' Batman. But since the original creation...

Written by legendary scribes including Len Wein, Bob Haney and Denny O'Neil, the stories included in this volume highlight Jim Aparo as one of the greatest Batman artists of his generation, as well as a profound influence on the generation of creators that followed. As one of the premier Batman artists for over two decades, Jim Aparo has been responsible for some of the Dark Knight's most memorable and defining moments. This volume showcases some...

By the time the Silver Age rolled around, teenage sidekicks had been a staple of superhero comics for a long time. But as popular as they were, these young heroes-in-training never considered forming a junior Justice League. That all changed with the debut of Teen Titans in 1964 when Robin, Kid Flash and Aqualad united for the first time to fight crime and injustice. Later joined by Wonder Girl and Speedy, the Teen Titans quickly became the most iconic...

"By the early 1970s, still riding a wave of popularity from the previous decade's Batmania, the Caped Crusader was the lead feature in the classic team-up series The Brave and the Bold, fearlessly joining forces with the most daring partners from across the DC Universe at a time when such crossovers were rare. Though as the Caped Crusader moved deeper into the Bronze Age, his adventures would become less madcap and more realistic. These groundbreaking...

"Ding ding ding! The fight of the century is on! In one corner, Justice Society of America member Wildcat, the greatest bare-knuckle scrapper on the planet. In the other corner, the Dark Knight Detective, Batman! Who will win as two of the greatest fighters go toe to toe? It'll take more than muscle if these two heroes want to try and shut down a secret superhuman fighting ring that's killing their combatants! That is, unless these two kill each other...

A misfit group of people, each scarred or disfigured by a tragedy that gave them superhuman abilities, joins forces under a mad scientist called the Chief to investigate bizarre occurrences.

Now, for the first time, all of Neal Adams's Batman work - covers and stories - is being chronologically collected. This first volume, featuring Adams's contributions from 1967 through 1969, shows the process of introduction, adaptation, and innovation that the young artist brought to this legendary crimefighter. Along the way, Adams also displays his interpretations of many other DC heroes, including Superman, The Flash, Aquaman, and the Teen Titans,...