Batman # 15 Spoilers - Did the Joker Get Inside the Cave?

Spoilers up for Batman # 15 by Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo from DC Comics.

In this new issue we find out what the Joker has on Batman (or not have depending on whether you believe Bruce Wayne's rationalization) and how the family reacts to this new development.

Read it after the cut.

We pick up after the events of Batman # 14 and we see Bats still trapped in the Joker's 'grasp'.Basically the Joker kicks Bruce's ass even after the latter manages to get himself out of his bindings.

After dreaming up a rather freaky and disturbing dream, Bruce Wayne finds himself back in the Batcave with the rest of his family (Nightwing, Red Robin, Red Hood, Robin & Batgirl).

The Family forces Bruce into telling them what Joker was talking about, specifically about a card. Then Batman begins his little tale...

It's also cool to know that at the very least, Batman Incorporated still fits into the general scheme of things in the Bat-books. 

In Bruce's tale we find Bats and the Joker fighting once more...

The kicker here is whether or not The Joker did gain entry to the Batcave after Batman successfully foils his plans. The floating card in the dock is also the reason why Batman goes on and stick the Joker card in the Batcave.

Batman leaves the Bat-family and the cave in order to get to the bottom of this madness with the Joker leading him directly to the one place where the Clown prince fits right in... Arkham Asylum. 

So the real question here is whether or not The Joker really knows the real identity of Batman and the rest of his 'family'. Damn you Snyder and Capullo. 

I got mine from ComicxHub...

 

Red Hood and the Outlaws # 8 Spoiler - A Brotherly Moment for Tim Drake and Jason Todd

An unexpected "cool" moment occurred in the pages of Red Hood and the Outlaws # 8 when Jason Todd sits down to have breakfast with his "brother" Tim Drake.

In this flashback scene set in New York, Jason meets Tim Drake and they trade information...

Batman # 8 Spoilers - Night of Owls Officially Begins

Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo has been working their buts off with the current volume of Batman and does so by starting "Night of Owls".

Rather than starting the crossover with just talking heads, Snyder and company provides an action-packed issue featuring the Court of Owls and an army of Talons invading Wayne Manor.

At the issue's beginning the owls do not know that Batman and Bruce Wayne are one and the same but later on, one of them finds out.

Teen Titans # 6 Spoilers - Kid Flash Gets a New Costume

Kid Flash takes center stage in last week's issue of Teen Titans (Teen Titans # 6) written by Scott Lobdell with art by Bret Booth.

The new issue also features a special participation of another "former" Teen Titan in the form of Virgil Hawkings.