Facebook Seven years ago a friend of mine picked up a copy of Batman: Year 100 on a whim. He wasn’t that much of a fan of Batman to begin with but said that he didn’t care for Year 100 because ...

Paul Pope has written and drawn some of the most gorgeous comics of the twenty-first century — from “Batman: Year 100,” in ...

Seven years ago a friend of mine picked up a copy of Batman: Year 100 on a whim. He wasn’t that much of a ...

It's been close to a century since anyone saw The Batman. He's more urban myth than anything else. As the first pages of Year 100 open, we're thrust into Gotham City, 2039, with a mystery man ...

Visionary writer/artist Paul Pope presents a futuristic mystery of epic proportions set in a dark, dystopian world devoid of privacy and filled with government conspiracies, psychic police ...

and Batman, somehow, is still alive. But he's a damn old guy by now, well into his 100's, and he has a support team that help him out as well. There's the newest Robin, a 20-something motorcycle ...

It's been 68 years since the character's first appearance, and we still have Batman and Robin setting things right. Who says it will be different when the future comes? (Jan.) ...

The Paul Pope exhibit runs from June 19-26 at the Phillipe Labaune Gallery, which is located at 534 W 24th St, New York, NY 10011. The gallery will hold an opening reception on June 19 from 6-9pm ET.

"Why, I think I'll read a book review." Cont'd below... The new graphic novel from acclaimed illustrator Paul Pope, Batman: Year 100 kicks off with a frustrating bang: A fucked-up looking Bats is ...

Batman: Year 100 is a Batman story that does away with continuity, and instead, relies on telling a detective story in the heart of Gotham City. The addition of cyberpunk technology and ...