Tim Burton's 'Batman' Just Got an Unexpected Sequel

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Tim Burton's Batman celebrates its 40th anniversary this year, and fans can now finally find out what happened in between the events of that movie and its sequel, Batman Returns. The novel Batman: Resurrection by John Jackson Miller just hit the shelves, picking up directly after the events of Batman, as Bruce Wayne attempts to help Gotham pick up the pieces of the chaos wrought by the Joker .

&#x2715 Remove Ads Related Deadpool Came for Zack Snyder's 'Batman v. Superman' in the Absolute Best Way He can't keep his merc mouth shut. &#x2715 Remove Ads The 'Batman '89' Comic Also Continues the Story of Tim Burton's Batman Movies Batman: Resurrection isn't the first story to tackle the world of Tim Burton's Batman movies. That honor goes to Batman '89, which picks up immediately after the events of Batman Returns and has screenwriter Sam Hamm, who penned both Burton Batman films, writing the script with Joe Quiones on art.

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