Having been released 27 years later, Batman: The Last Halloween continues the dark story involving the Holiday Killer, organized crime in Gotham City, the tragedy of Harvey Dent, and the rise of ...

The Last Halloween's newest sequel once again dives into the world of the beloved Batman classic, but it falls short of standing on its own.

several of Batman's rogues (and allies) have been targeted by what looks to be a copycat Holiday Killer, as well as thugs dressed as clowns and scarecrows. Meanwhile, Batman and his new sidekick ...

The serial killer known as Holiday appears in DC Comics' hard-boiled crime series Batman: The Long Halloween and Batman: Dark Victory. The Dark Knight Rises is scheduled for a July 20, 2012 ...

I could see Fire Fly as a "cold opening" villain that Batman takes down, but nothing beyond that. 17.Holiday Killer A serial killer that strikes on holidays. I feel like this one is very unlikely ...

While a new threat looms over James Gordon's head, Batman and Robin find themselves tested like never before. DC teases that the series will feature the return of the Holiday Killer, whose ...

The Holiday Killer — first introduced in the comics ... whom Tom Wilkinson portrayed in 2005's "Batman Begins." ...

Last Halloween pits Batman and Robin against the Holiday Killer, who comes back on spookiest holiday with his sights set on Gordon. Holiday’s identity was a key mystery across the original Long ...

meaning the Holiday killer will strike at any moment! But what part does The Joker play in the mayhem? Could he be more connected to Holiday than Batman originally believed? This episode is based ...

Ultimately, the Dark Knight must put together the tragic pieces that converged to create Two-Face, the Holiday Killer, Batman and Gotham City itself. The entire filmmaking team returns for Batman ...

Eventually, the Holiday Killer (apparently ... the Gotham press quickly labeled this killer as The Hangman. Batman believes that Two-Face is the Hangman, but it wasn’t actually Dent.