Batman remains adamant about maintaining his no-kill rule, but there are at least a few times where Batman should have killed ...

In the prime universe, Batman would never kill someone, and it's not because of his fear of becoming a serial killer; it's ...

Superherologist: A killer took his parents ... Police don't shine a Punisher-Signal in the night. @Superherologist: A reason Batman doesn't kill the Joker: Police aren't supposed to kill anybody ...

Some serious points were made. In some ways Batman would be more understandable if he was a killer, where the no-kill rule shows that his childhood trauma continues to dictate his actions.

“If Batman ever were to kill, he would be the bloodiest of the bloody. He would be on a killing rampage that would never stop. He’d make the Punisher look like a pussy. Once he crossed that ...

Batman is a blatant killer in this ... acts more like the Punisher in this film, and it really isn’t true at all to the character whatsoever. Even if the times he did kill in the comics post ...

It’s a debate that has followed Batman ... Kill?’ back to the forefront of comic book culture. In episode 4 Peacemaker (John Cena) gets into a heated argument with a neighbor about whether his ...

However, Peacemaker’s violent boast only serves to strengthen what the elderly neighbor is saying: Batman doesn’t need to be a killer ... of a candy-ass not to kill these fools who clearly ...

Killer Croc is the first boss that you face in Batman: Arkham Origins. He is one of the eight assassins hired by Black Mask to kill Batman, and a rather easy boss to defeat despite what his ...

Why doesn't Batman kill the Joker? Why does any person argue against ending a mass murderer's life? What psychological reasons drive such aversion to killing even the worst killer?