New Batman Novel Bridges Gap Between Burton's 1989 Film and Batman Returns

John Jackson Miller's 'Batman: Resurrection' explores unanswered questions and character arcs left by Tim Burton's iconic movies.

Batman: Resurrection delves into what happened to Vicki Vale and Alexander Knox after Batman's 1989 climax.
The novel introduces new threats like Clayface while retaining the eerie tone of Burton's Gotham.
Joker's legacy looms large, with the book questioning his presumed death and its impact on Gotham.
Miller's writing captures the distinct voices of Michael Keaton's Bruce Wayne and other familiar characters.
A sequel, Batman: Revolution, is planned, continuing the narrative before Batman Returns.