More than 35 years later, DC returns to Tim Buraton's world for a brand new adventure. While not seeing Michael Keaton as it is again as a "caperi crusade" on the screen, the Penguin Random House is announcing a brand new novel entitled "Batman: Revolution" that is continuing in Burton's films. Namely, this new book will introduce a new version of the classic villain - Ridler.

Written by Johnon Acksexon Miller, this new novel serves as a continuation of last year's "Batman: Resurrection, "Who has filled the gaps between" Batman "and" Batman Returns ". As it was first discovered by Comicbook.comThe "Revolution" should hit the shelves on October 28, 2025 and similarly will try to fill some gaps in the Burton Universe. The synopsis for the novel helps to set up the table for what is happening at this point in the city of Gotham:

It is summer, and the city of Gotham has a reason to celebrate. The latest news of Okeroker's toxic heritage has finally faded, only in time for the mayor to join the retail tycoon Max Shrek to organize a July 4th celebration for centuries. But not everyone rejoices. Batman's eternal alertness continues as threats of rival gangs and masked criminals escalate to the day. Meanwhile, on the streets, the protests are growing contrary to the lavish excesses of the city.

No one is experiencing the fight between Gotham's optimism and more than Norman Pinkus. The guy for a modest copy of the Gotham Globe, he is the unmatched mind behind the mega-popular puzzle of the newspaper, puzzles me with this word. But Norman brings a secret. He is the smartest man in the city of Gotham, using his huge crimes resolution skills anonymously for years through the police line - before Batman even knows that he has a crime of resolving.

Jimim Carrie celebrated Ridler in Batman forever in 1995. What did Elloel Schumacher use against Burton. Warner Bros. decided to chase a lighter tone after "Batman returns" took things in a darker direction, so until we never had to see Burton with Ridler, Miller serves us a vision of what it looked like.

Batman in 1989 was a hit of the seminar cashierBut Burton's vision eventually clashed with Warner Bros.. " Desire to chase that success further. Thus, both sides moved and the Batman franchise went in a radically different direction, with Schumacher also directing the very abused, totally awake "Batman and Robin" in 1997.

However, the weather was kindly with Burton's films and many fans still hold them greatly. As a result, that universe has been revised several times in recent years. Keaton's Batman even returned to "The Flash" in 2023. This makes these novels interesting time capsules, allowing us to imagine "what if?" Screenwhats for Keaton Bruce Wayne. The long synopsis of "revolution" further explains what Norman Pinkus becomes Ridler.

While neither the fame nor Fortune finds Norman, he believes in Gotham's promise and what is right ... until he does. The man does not notice that he sees over and over, because the city and his leaders throw their eyes high above the roofs to Batman. Released and unbreakable, Norman invented a pattern: With the help of dangerous new friends, he used the tensions of the long hot summer to draw the crusader in a non -permanent game of riddles to crown the true savior of Gotham. As they clash, Norman - now known as Ridler - and Batman will reveal hidden secrets to Gotham's past that will have serious consequences for the future of the city.

This sounds like a pretty unique download of the character, and the one different from what we saw on the big screen. The version of Ridler Paul Dano played at Batman in 2022 was dark and deadlyTo put it mildly, and this feels like taking a tonal, it could have been comfortable in Burton-style. SeeEe See how it all gathers when the book hits the shelves later this year.

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