(And if you missed the last edition, read this.) Yes, according to King and Mann’s Batman/Catwoman #12, in Gotham City you can get married by a guy dressed as Batman, Vegas-style. And in a ...

Some of these romances have lasted his entire comic history, while others... are best forgotten.The iconic love story between ...

Batman #50 chronicled the long-awaited wedding of Batman and Catwoman, and there were definitely some surprises along the way. Warning: this article contains spoilers for Batman #50 and Catwoman #1!

Yes, Batman got married in Batman/Catwoman #12. But in the regular Batman #126 comic book series published this coming Tuesday (preview below) it is confirmed that they did no such thing.

Will Batman and Catwoman really tie the knot in Batman/Catwoman #12? Fool us once, Tom King… Check out the preview below. A prophecy claims that in the comic book industry's darkest days ...

DC Comics fans will find out in May, when DC Nation #0 will show us exactly what the Clown Prince of Crime does when he finds out that Batman and Catwoman are getting married. But before “the ...

Without giving too much away, Catwoman leaves Batman waiting at the altar ... Is it possible to enjoy the married life with a guy who plays out his unresolved childhood trauma by blowing through ...

So I combine the two. The Joker doesn't take kindly to surprises -- especially when they involve Batman and Catwoman getting married. See what happens when the Clown Prince of Crime learns about ...

Will Batman and Catwoman actually get married? The romance of Bruce Wayne and Selina Kyle has been at the heart of King’s run on DC’s premier character, peaking with the period between 2017 ...

DC Comics This technically isn't the first time that Batman and Catwoman have tied the knot ... the characters existed), Bruce and Selina were married and had a daughter, the vigilante Huntress.

Spoilers ahead for Batman #50, on sale today. See, New York Times? That’s how you do that. In the issue, Catwoman is seized by an attack of conscience, and decides not to marry Batman ...

I'm not sure Batman is still Batman once he gets married. But characters like Batman and Catwoman wouldn't think of marriage the same way we do anyway, would they? They're rebels, right?