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10 Boldest Decisions Comic Creators Ever Made
From Bob Kane to Alan Moore, comics' top creators have taken bold steps in revolutionizing and popularizing their craft and stories.
10 Best Batman Comic Book Covers From The 40s
Some of Batman's most iconic comic book covers come from the Dark Knight's first full decade fighting crime.
The First Major Comic Book Creator Movie Cameo Was Bob Kane, Not Stan Lee
While the late Stan Lee is known for making numerous cameos in Marvel films, Batman creator Bob Kane was one of the first to make an on-screen cameo.
Jim Lee "Can't Wait to Share" the Awesomeness of "Dark Knight III"
The DC Comics Co-Publisher spoke with CBR about the legacy of Bob Kane, the anticipation level for "Dark Knight III" and the current Bat-books.
PHOTO PARADE: Snyder & Lee Honor Bob Kane at Hollywood Walk of Fame
Check out CBR's photos of Zack Snyder and Jim Lee paying tribute as Bob Kane posthumously received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
Zack Snyder 'Really Excited' About the Dark Knight of "Batman v Superman"
Director Zack Snyder talks to CBR News about crafting a new on-screen Caped Crusader for next spring's "Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice."
Bob Kane to receive star on Hollywood Walk of Fame next week
Jim Lee and Zack Snyder will speak at the ceremony, which will also see Guinness present the Batman franchise with the world record for "Most Film Adaptations of a Comic Book Character."
DC to Give Bill Finger Official Credit on "Batman v Superman" and "Gotham"
The late writer will be officially recognized in "Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice" and "Gotham" for his contributions in creating the Bat-mythos.
SDCC: Who Created Batman?
Though long credited to Bob Kane, the Comic Art Conference investigated Bill Finger's contributions to the Caped Crusader's origin in San Diego.
SDCC: Steranko Discusses Working with Stan Lee, Slapping Bob Kane
Jim Steranko, writer/artist of "Nick Fury: Agent of S.H.I.E.L.D.," discussed his long career in comics, including an altercation with "Batman" co-creator Bob Kane.
Bob Kane to Receive Posthumous Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame
"Batman" co-creator Bob Kane, who passed away in 1998, will receive a posthumous star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in 2015. UPDATED with additional information and comment from Marc Tyler Nobleman.
