Find out what happened to Batman between ‘Arkham Knight’ and ‘Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League’.
In a narrative that captures the imagination of DC fans, the mystery of Batman’s fate following the end of Arkham Knight is finally revealed, weaving an unexpected bridge to Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League. With the revelation that the Dark Knight continues to function normally even after his secret identity is revealed, the Arkham universe expands with exciting plots and new alliances.
With the publication of Suicide Squad: Kill Arkham Asylum #1, written by John Lyman and illustrated by Jesus Hervas, we’re introduced to Gotham and Arkham Asylum under the new direction of Amanda Waller. What’s even more surprising is seeing the Guardian of Gotham acting like he always does, despite his identity as Bruce Wayne at the end of Arkham Knight. This list not only raises questions about the character’s dynamics, but also about the future of the Bat-family.
A new chapter in Arkham
The comic introduces us to a narrative in which Bruce Wayne abandons his desire to create himself as a legend and decides to work openly with the Justice League. This move not only redefines his role in the Arkhamverse, but also suggests a new direction for this universe’s oldest characters. The inclusion of characters like Killer Croc and the possibility of being a player in some seasons of the game will add excitement and anticipation to the fans.
The Arkham Asylum rebuild and Amanda Waller aren’t the only changes in Gotham. The revelation that King Shark killed Victor Zsas introduced new power shifts and alliances. Additionally, King Shark’s involvement in the queer community within the Arkhamverse and Justice League canon adds a level of inclusion and representation to the narrative.
The future of the Bat-Family
As Batman faces these new challenges, the fate of the rest of the Bat-Family is left in doubt. With four issues left in Suicide Squad: Kill Arkham Asylum, it promises to reveal more about what awaits Nightwing, Robin, and Batgirl. This comic not only fills in the gaps left by the end of Arkham Knight, but also sets the stage for future narratives in this rich universe.
The release of Suicide Squad: Kill Arkham Asylum #1 is a defining moment for the Arkhamverse, answering nearly a decade of questions and opening new paths in this intertwined universe of heroes and villains. With Batman at the helm, the future of Gotham and its residents promises to be as exciting as ever.
The continuity between Arkham Knight and Suicide Squad: Justice League Assassin not only closes the loop, but also opens a new chapter in a saga that seems to end with Rocksteady’s latest video game. With the Dark Knight challenging expectations and the limitations of his identity, the Arkhamverse ushers in an era of renewal and unexpected surprises.
Speculation is building around potential villains entering the game. As Amanda Waller marks her territory, old enemies appear and new threats are speculated. Deadly Croc and King Shark hint at epic scenes, while the inclusion of the Joker as a playable character opens the door to exciting narrative twists. The community is excited to find out what other iconic antagonists will join this action-packed adventure.