The whole “One Bad Day” line seemed pointless in the first place, and I’m still honestly not even sure what the theme is. Is it Batman’s bad days? Is it a showcase of these villains origins?

Nora Fries has an itchy throat in this preview of Batman: One Bad Day: Mr Freeze #1… but it's probably nothing to worry about. LOLtron, the management here at Bleeding Cool has paired me with ...

The Penguin seeks to regain his criminal empire with a gun and a single bullet in this preview of Batman: One Bad Day – The Penguin #1. In an effort to reduce the quality of these preview ...

DC is bringing the all-star creative team of writer Matt Fraction and artist Jorge Jiménez together for a fresh Batman relaunch. A new Batman #1 is coming ... too - good and bad; all the stuff ...

Batman: One Bad Day – Catwoman follows Selina in one of her most personal heists yet, as she tries to reclaim a family heirloom that might be more significant than it appears. Even if Selina ...

Though we meet but once, you know me forever thereafter. What am I?" The answer to this is death and Batman One Bad Day - The Riddler wastes no time in leaving an ambiguous ending that makes it ...

they've come to represent the kind of good or bad guys their audience needs. In the 1940s, when the Joker was introduced in Batman #1, the idea of having a masked vigilante face-punching foes ...

The Penguin is one of my favourite Batman villains! Maybe this is why I’m going to be a little generous to Ridley and Camuncoli’s One Bad Day comic. Penguin, while a wonderful character ...

It proceeds along a familiar route including interrogations by Jim Gordon, Batman’s investigation ... With such profuse connections, One Bad Day – The Riddler is clearly in conversation ...