Batman: The Dark Knight Returns is a Batman comic book mini-series written and drawn by Frank Miller and published by DC Comics from February to June 1986. This story arc is set 20 years into the future, where Bruce Wayne is an elderly man still guilt-ridden over Jason Todd's death.

Three part story arc by Doug Moenech and Kelley Jones.

Batman and Flash investigate the mystery of the button found hidden in the batcave.

The Joker tries to turn Commissioner Gordon crazy through a series of devised methods, proving that anyone can have a bad day. By Alan Moore and Brian Bolland.

Batman, Commissioner Gordon and Harvey Dent go on an year long case to track down a mysterious 'Holiday' killer.

After Jason Todd's death, Batman begins to go on a rampage. Taking unnecessary risks and actions. Only Dick Grayson or a very young boy named Tim Drake can calm him.

A crossover spawning out of the pages of Scott Snyder's Batman, where the Court of Owls attacks Gotham City aiming to assassinate numerous key figures within the city, forcing all of Gotham's heroes to defend the city from the Court's attacks.

Ra's al Ghul has escaped death once again and has made another successful attempt to enter the land of the living. However Ra's is now looking for a new body as his current one is decaying.

Three part story arc by Alan Grant, Norm Breyfogle and Jim Aparo.

Batman faces 3 Batmen who have ties to both Batman and an isolation experiment he participated in.

Bruce Wayne return from his fall as Batman The Dark Knight. Issues contained in the Story Arc: #1 - Batman #515 #2 - Batman: Shadow of the Bat #35 #3 - Detective Comics #682 #4 - Robin #14

While a new foe who uses The Joker's old alias wreaks havoc among Gotham City's organized crime, Batman finds him disturbingly familiar.

An international crime competition comes to Gotham.

An angry Gotham blames Batman for the chaos and violence of War Games. Batman finds the truth about who is to blame for the death of Stephanie Brown

Huge crossover that began in the 12 Cent Adventure and ran through all the Batman titles.

Neil Gaiman's story showing what happened to Batman after the events of Batman R.I.P.

Frank Miller's reimagining of the Batman's first year in costume.

Batman: Year Three is the sequel to Batman: Year Two and shows Batman's third year, the year he took in Dick Grayson.

A follow up of sorts to Frank Miller's Year One.

A re-imagination of Batman's origin in the New 52. Telling the story of an inexperienced Bruce Wayne in his formative years in his war on crime before finally honing his skills and truly becoming the Dark Knight.

The originally published Berserk one-shot, when reprinted it has added "The Prototype" as a subtitle. Although it is similar to the original serialization that started soon after this was first published, some of the changed elements have made it non-canon. It was the first appearance of Guts and Puck, a partnership that carried over to the first Berserk serialization but was reintroduced much later in the mainline Berserk serialization.

The Birds of Prey are back with new people on the team and a deadly new enemy.

When the Calculator returns to Gotham to take revenge on Oracle once and for all, Barbara Gordon's life as Oracle will never be the same as "The Death of Oracle" draws ever closer.

Crossover spanning in 19 issues.

Brief crossover between Swamp Thing and Black Orchid.

Doctor Doom and Desturi politically takeover Wakanda for the precious metal Vibranium. Let's see what the T'Challa and friends have to say about it.

Cabbot vs Battlestone, Brigade vs Bloodstrike, its a bloodbath.

Blue Beetle faces a mysterious group with super-abilities trying to cross the Mexican border into the country.

A new volume collecting BLUE BEETLE #7-12! Jaime discovers the secret of his Blue Beetle armor and hits the road looking for answers from the Scarab's original owner.

A mysterious time-traveler steals a knife with the intention of unlocking a vault at Vanishing Point. Meanwhile, Booster's sister Michelle learns that she was supposed to die but was resurrected by Rip altering time.

To the world at large, Frank Castle went to war after his family was murdered. The truth is far different. In the jungles of Cambodia, against hordes of screaming Viet Cong, a man falls in love with war, and puts a price on his very humanity. The Punisher is truly BORN.

"Arms" or "War Baby" is a comic book arc running through #1-5 of Cable (volume 3).

Tyler Dayspring tries to exact his revenge by means of an elaborate plot. The origins of Cable and Stryfe are finally revealed.

A two-part crossover dealing with the aftermath of Operation: Zero Tolerance starring Bastion, Cable and Machine Man.

Cable must stop Apocalypse to avoid the advent of a prophecy foretelling humanity's doom. Notable for featuring (so far) the only battle between the Avengers and Apocalypse.

Apocalypse's Dark Riders reform under the command of a new leader - Cable's son Tyler.

The Hellfire Club are on the trail of Apocalypse and Cable must stop them!

The Acolytes try to enlist Cable to their cause.

Cable is hunted by SHIELD.