In Batman #124, written by Joshua Williamson, illustrated by Howard Porter and Jorge Fornes, colored by Tomeu Morey, and lettered by Clayton Cowles, Batman discovers that a Badhisnian police detective named Cayha has taken on the mantle of Abyss, a supervillain that the Caped Crusader recently defeated. Here is the story that Batman shares about his dark history with Joe Chill, Chill’s evolving place in the main DCU canon, and how the circumstances behind the Wayne murders have changed and been adapted across the breadth of the Batman mythos.īatman’s tense past confrontation with Joe Chill And with a new era for the DCU taking shape after the reality-altering events of 2020’s Dark Nights: Death Metal, Chill is firmly restored canonically and continues to have a looming influence on the Dark Knight’s life.
A low-level thug who brutally murdered Thomas and Martha Wayne before the eyes of their young son Bruce during a mugging in Gotham City’s Crime Alley, Chill has had a complicated place in DC Universe continuity. As DC's Dark Knight continues his crime-fighting crusade around the world in the the ongoing comic series Batman, he recently shared a previously untold story from his traumatic past involving the man who murdered his parents: Joe Chill.
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