LIFE IS A BOWL OF CHERRIES AND THIS IS THE PITS.

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An American ad for Tim Burton’s Batman on VHS. The success of the film prompted Warner Bros. to release it on home video less than five months after its theatrical release - unheard of at the time but commonplace now. 

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The cover for Night Cries, written by Archie Goodwin and illustrated by Scott Hampton. Published in 1992, the comic follows Batman and Commissioner Gordon as they investigate a series of murders involving child abuse.

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From the Japanese press book for Batman Returns.

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Tommy Lee Jones in Batman Forever.

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Eli Wallach as Mr. Freeze in the original Batman television series.

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Bob Kane and Michelle Pfeiffer.

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Ryan Sook's cover for the Deluxe Edition of Arkham Asylum: Living Hell.

[super-hero-confessions]

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Shameless self-promotion of my confession.

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Unused Batman Forever poster designs by John Alvin.

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Earlier version of John Alvin's poster for Batman Returns.

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Michael Keaton.

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The artwork employed for issue #5 of Batman '66. By Mark Allred.

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The cover of Detective Comics #31. Published in September 1939, this marked the fifth time a Batman story was ever published.

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Cover for the comic adaptation of Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker. Artwork by Craig Rousseau and Rob Leigh. Written by Darren Vincenzo,

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A teaser for the Batman video game.

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Artwork by Julie Bell.

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Rob Bliss' concept art for The Joker in The Dark Knight.