If you thought you were looking forward to the super titles this March, just wait until you get a ton of March bat titles. The Batman continuation title, re-released by the creative team of writer Matt Fraction and artist Jorge Jimenez, has been a commercial and critical success. Thanks to Fraction, it’s no secret that writing Batman was a childhood dream of mine. It stands to reason that any creator trying to write a Caped Crusader would end up writing a story about a clown prince of crime. Sure enough, the Joker returns to Gotham in this March’s special oversized issue of Batman #7. DC teases that this issue will be Fraction and Jimenez’s bold reintroduction of the Joker and redefine their relationship.
batman #7
Written by Matt Fraction
Art and cover: Jorge Jimenez
Variant cover by Dustin Nguyen, Jorge Molina, and Ryan Souk
Foil variant cover by Jorge Jimenez
1:25 VARIANT COVER BY DAVID AJA
Corner box variations by JORGE JIMENEZ
Women’s History Month variation cover by LEIRIX
symbol variant cover
$4.99 | 40 pages | Variant $5.99 US (cardstock) | Variant $7.99 US (foil)
Released on 3/4/26
Batman is beckoned to Arkham Towers by the mysterious man from Room 10, but nothing can prepare him for the person he finds there. Some might call him the Caped Crusader’s nemesis. Others might call him Batman’s best friend. Everyone calls him Joker.
The Joker isn’t the only character returning to Gotham as Selina Kyle finishes her world tour and returns to her own humble hometown.
Catwoman #85
Written by Torun Gronbeck
Art: DAVIDE GIANFELICE
Cover by Seba Fiumara
VARIANT COVER BY FRANK CHO, MAHMUD ASRAR, W. SCOTT FORBES
Corner box variations by JORGE JIMENEZ
Women’s History Month variation cover by LEIRIX
symbol variant cover
$3.99 | 32 pages | Variation $4.99 US (cardstock)
Released on 3/18/26
Selina Kyle’s bloody international tour comes to an end! When she finally returns to her home in Gotham City, she realizes that things have changed in her absence and must learn how to survive her new status quo. Amid all these changes, one thing remains the same. A very powerful enemy awaits her return…and he no longer remains masked.
As readers know, immortal caveman Vandal Savage has taken over as Gotham City Commissioner, and the GCPD is now a threat to the Dark Knight and the rest of the Bat-Family. Things escalate further when Pamela Eisley, better known as Poison Ivy, is elected Gotham City’s new mayor. Check out Pamela’s new ascension in the pages of Poison Ivy #42 by writer G. Willow Wilson and artist Marcio Takara.
Poison Ivy #42
Written by G. Willow Wilson\
Art: Marcio Takara
Cover by Jessica Fong
VARIANT COVER BY KYUYONG EOM, MANNY VINCENT CARBONILLA, NOOBOVICH
Corner box variations by JORGE JIMENEZ
Women’s History Month variation cover by LEIRIX
symbol variant cover
$3.99 | 32 pages | Variation $4.99 US (cardstock)
Released on 3/4/26
Pamela Eisley becomes mayor of Gotham City, marking the beginning of a brave new era for Poison Ivy. But what is her vision for Gotham’s future and how far will she go to protect it?! Let’s just say things are going to get pretty bad.
Meanwhile, Detective Comics #1107 from writer Tom Taylor and artist Pete Woods begins a new chapter as Batman teams up with Black Canary and Green Arrow to unravel a conspiracy involving their shared past.
Detective Comics #1107
Written by Tom Taylor
Art: Pete Woods
Cover by Mikel Janin
Variant cover by ESAD RIBIC and OZGUR YILDIRIM
Corner box variations by JORGE JIMENEZ
$4.99 | 32 pages | Variant $5.99 US (cardstock)
Released on 3/25/26
The Dark Knight detective is intent on tracking down a kidnapped teenager with a mysterious past, but finds himself at a dead end. In a rare moment of desperation, Batman teams up with Black Canary and Gotham City’s newest resident, Green Arrow, to investigate a case that brings unexpected and terrifying implications to Bruce, Dinah, and Oliver’s shared history. Will this trio be enough to rescue this girl and unravel the mysteries of her past? Find out in this thrilling new storyline!
Writer Dan Watters continues to receive rave reviews for his Nightwing titles. For issue #136 in March, Watters is joined by legendary artist Dennis Cowan for a supernatural noir tale that explores the urban legend of Blüdhaven.
Nightwing #136
Written by Dan Watters
Art: Dennis Cowan
Cover by Jorge Fornes
Variant cover by JEFF SPOKES and JAE LEE
Corner box variations by JORGE JIMENEZ
$4.99 | 32 pages | Variant $5.99 US (cardstock)
Released on 3/18/26
A new era for Bludhaven and its heroes begins here. The city’s new superhighway was supposed to be a lifeline, but instead it became a breeding ground for bizarre and violent incidents. Nightwing’s investigation into this haunted path leads him to a tragedy from which he will never recover, and he searches for answers in Bludhaven’s tragic past. Superstar artist Dennis Cowan teams up with author-in-progress Dan Watters to create a supernatural noir tale based on urban legends…in a city where the unavenged dead are no longer silent.
Finally, Cassandra Cain inherits cursed powers in Tate Brombal and Takeshi Miyazawa’s Batgirl #17, and Harley Quinn splits into two personas in Elliot Curran and Carlos Oliveras’ Harley Quinn #60.
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Batgirl #17
Written by Tate Brombal
Art: Takeshi Miyazawa
Cover by David Taraski
Variant cover by KYUYONG EOM
Corner box variations by JORGE JIMENEZ
Women’s History Month variation cover by LEIRIX
$3.99 | 32 pages | Variation $4.99 US (cardstock)
Released on 3/4/26
In a direct spin from the events of DC KO, Batgirl returns to Gotham City and awakens to Blood’s twisted metahuman abilities: the power to use and control her own blood like a weapon. However, her reunion with the Bat-Family is cut short when she is forced to climb Ukoop Tower to confront her blood relatives in search of answers and a reversal of this curse. Cassandra Cain has leveled up…or leveled down? This is where Blood Curse begins, making it the perfect starting point for new readers of this hit series.
Harley Quinn #60
Written by Elliot Curran
Art: Carlos Oliveras
Cover by Brand & Stein
Variant cover by David Nakayama, Guillem March and Aset Khairambaev
Corner box variations by JORGE JIMENEZ
Women’s History Month variation cover by LEIRIX
symbol variant cover
$3.99 | 32 pages | Variation $4.99 US (cardstock)
Released on 3/25/26
My body is full of DC KO energy! After the thrilling conclusion of the latest crossover, I have a new life. And it’s darker and more rugged than ever. Do you know Batman? Well, you can call me Batkin now! I’m like Batman, but in a slightly different way. Bricks are going flying tonight, baby!
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