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Batman's Debut!
Batman (he was originally named "The Bat-Man") appears on newstands for the first time within the pages of <i>"Detective Comics"</i> No. 27. -
Catwoman and the Joker
The Joker and Catwoman make their debuts in <i>"Batman"</i> No. 1. -
Robin
Robin debuts as Batman's sidekick in <i>"Detective Comics"</i> No. 38. -
Scarecrow
The Scarecrow makes his first appearance in "World's Finest Comics" No. 3 -
The Penguin
The Penguin first appears in "Detective Comics" No. 58 -
Two-Face
Two-Face makes his first appearance in "Detective Comics" No. 66 -
The Riddler
The Riddler makes his debut within the pages of "Detective Comics" No. 140 -
Mr. Freeze
Mr. Freeze (originally named "Mr. Zero") makes his debut within the pages of "Batman" No. 121 -
Nu-nu-nu-nu-nu-nu-nu-nu-BATMAN!!!
The television series <i>"Batman"</i> premieres on the American Broadcasting Company (ABC). -
Poison Ivy
Poison Ivy first appears in "Batman" No. 181 -
Ra's al Ghul
Ra's Al Ghul makes his debut in "Batman" No. 232 -
"Batman: The Dark Knight Returns"
Franks Miller's mini-series about an aging Bruce Wayne changes the way readers and critics view Batman and the comic book industry. -
A Death in the Family
The Joker murders Jason Todd, the second Robin, in the final pages of <i>"Batman"</i> No. 429. -
"I'm Batman."
Tim Burton's <i>"Batman"</i> is released in theaters and goes on to gross a worldwide total of $411.35 million. It is proceeded with three sequels. https://boxofficemojo.com/movies/?id=batman.htm -
Victor Zsasz
Victor Zsasz makes is debut in "Batman: Shadow of the Bat" No. 1 -
Batman: The Animated Series
The television series premiers on the FOX Network. <i>"Entertainment Weekly"</i> ranks this cartoon as one of the top-ten television series of 1992. -
Bane
Bane makes his debut within the pages of "Batman: The Vengeance of Bane" No. 1 -
Breaking of the Batman
A new enemy, Bane, breaks Batman's back, thus forcing Bruce Wayne to give up the mantle of the Batman to his protoge, Jean-Paul Valley. -
Batman Begins
After Batman's reputation in Hollywood was tarnished with the release of 1997's <i>"Batman & Robin"</i>, Warner Bros. releases <i>"Batman Begins"</i>. Roger Ebert gives the film four out of four stars. -
The Dark Knight
The sequel to <i>"Batman Begins"</i> is released and is one the best reviewed films of the year. It receives a worldwide gross of $1,001,921,825 almost beating out <i>"Titanic"</i>. -
And the Oscar goes to...
The late Heath Ledger wins an Academy Award for Best Actor for his portrayal of the Joker in <i>"The Dark Knight"</i> at the 81st Academy Awards. The film also receives an award for Best Sound Editing. http://www.oscar.com/
