>Fans have long wanted DC to produce a Batman comic set in the Tim Burton/Michael Keaton universe that conveniently ignores the Joel Schumacher years. It’s never happened, so sometimes you have to take matters into your own hands.
>Enter writer Eric Elliott and artist Ian Miller with Batman Enigma, a free, black-and-white fan comic that takes place after Batman Returns, with its own cast of “guest stars,” such as Billy Dee Williams as Two-Face and Robin Williams as the Riddler. (The late actor was in contention for the role, which would ultimately go to Jim Carrey.)
>Enter writer Eric Elliott and artist Ian Miller with Batman Enigma, a free, black-and-white fan comic that takes place after Batman Returns, with its own cast of “guest stars,” such as Billy Dee Williams as Two-Face and Robin Williams as the Riddler. (The late actor was in contention for the role, which would ultimately go to Jim Carrey.)
