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The CW’s recently (and very) cancelled Gotham Knights went out with a bang on Tuesday night, setting the team up for one last heroic save that, alas, would cost them a key player. Or, so it ...
The following contains spoilers from Tuesday’s series finale of Gotham Knights. Disappointed at the abrupt cancellation of Gotham Knights? Star Misha Collins is with you. In an interview with ...
Gotham Knights is an American superhero television series developed by Natalie Abrams, Chad Fiveash, and James Stoteraux for The CW. It centers on members of the Batman family and other DC Comics supporting characters. It premiered on March 14, 2023. In June 2023, the series was canceled after one season, [1] and aired its final episode on June ...
At the conclusion of the 2014-2015 series Batman Eternal, it is revealed that Lincoln March used the Court's resources to fund the Cluemaster's campaign against Batman, reasoning that Batman's public death at the hands of an unknown enemy would forever end the "myth" of the Dark Knight. However, the plan fails when Batman's allies and the ...
The week on Gotham Knights — ahead of the cancelled CW drama‘s series finale — one character came back from the dead (and then some!), while a whole new murder scene proved to be very bad ...
Batman: Gotham Knights began in the wake of the Batman: No Man's Land event, a year-long crossover event that had involved all main Batman titles. No Man's Land was followed by a soft relaunch of the main Batman titles, with new creative teams and new editorial direction; as part of this shakeup, the series Batman: Shadow of the Bat was cancelled and replaced with Batman: Gotham Knights.
With its second outing, The CW’s Gotham Knights deepened its central mystery, strengthened its core dynamics, and ended on a terrifying run-in with the murderous Talon. In “Scene of the Crime ...
The Battle for the Cowl plot focuses on the aftermath of Final Crisis and Batman: R.I.P. and the battle for Gotham. [1] [3] [4] Other publications tied into this storyline are a three-part Oracle miniseries, [5] a three-part Azrael miniseries, [6] [7] and two bookends titled Gotham Gazette that encompass the