"Batman 89" revives Burton's world as a comic book, penned by original screenwriter Sam Hamm and illustrated by Joe Quinones.

Thankfully, an X post from Batman '89: Echoes artist Joe Quinones confirms that Catwoman will be returning to the Burtonverse, and she'll have a new look.The post features Selina Kyle's Catwoman ...

Batman ’89 #1 by Sam Hamm, Joe Quinones, Leonardo Ito and Clayton Cowles arrives on August 10 with a cover by Quinones, plus variant covers by Jerry Ordway (open to order) and Quinones (1:25): ...

As artist Joe Quinones teases in an X post previewing Batman '89: Echoes #4, Drake Winston is finally ready to graduate to Nightwing status, sporting a look similar to that of Batman Beyond.In ...

Almost 30 years later, DC Comics is picking up where Burton left off in the pages of Batman ’89 #1, ... Art by Joe Quinones. Colors by Leonardo Ito. Letters by Clayton Cowles. Cover by Joe Quinones.

The original big screen versions of Superman and Batman are coming to DC Comics in all-new digital first series this summer. The post BATMAN ’89 and SUPERMAN ’78 Are Coming in All-New DC ...

Ahead of the publication of Batman ’89, an all-new series from DC Comics that continues after the events of Tim Burton’s two Batman movies, series artist Joe Quinones has revealed a character ...

Batman ’89 and Superman ’78 are on the way to continue the adventures of some of your favorite films. DC made an exciting announcement on Tuesday that two new digital-first comic series… ...

As revealed by ComicBook.com, Batman '89: Echoes brings back writer Sam Hamm (who also penned the screenplays for 1989's Batman and 1992's Batman Returns) and artist Joe Quinones for another tale ...

Batman ‘89 reaches its conclusion this spring, with a collected edition arriving on July 5. We’ll have much more from both Sam Hamm and Joe Quinones soon here on Den of Geek and in the next ...

Batman '89 brings in screenwriter Sam Hamm (Batman, Batman Returns) and artist Joe Quinones (Dial H for Hero) to pull on a number of threads left dangling by the prolific director.

Posted by Joe Quinones to his blog yesterday... Batman ‘89. Which he describes as, a bunch of proof of concept art I did for a Batman miniseries pitch ...