Batman is one of the most popular superheroes in the world. Along with the increasing number of crimes in Gotham City where Batman operates, Batman as a hero has to do various things, unfortunately not all of them end well.

There are some sad and heartbreaking moments that Batman finally achieves regarding his actions. In the past, Batman lost both his parents who were shot. Apart from that scene, there are quite a few other sad moments that are presented in several Batman comics.

Curious? Here are the saddest Batman comics ever published! Those of you who like the figure of Batman are obligated to read this article to the end.

1. Arkham Asylum: A Serious House On Serious Earth

This is a graphic novel by Grant Morison and artist Dave McKean which is considered to be one of the saddest Batman comics ever published. It tells the story of Batman diving deeper into Arkham Asylum to defuse the riots, while uncovering the psychological and supernatural horrors that plague the location and its inhabitants.

The true sadness of this book stems from the heartbreaking origins of Arkham founder Amadeus Arkham and the little-known murder of his family.

2. New 52 Batman: Annual #1 Rewrites Mr. Freeze's Origin

One of the interesting things when talking about sadness in the Batman franchise is about the story of Batman's enemy, Mr. Freeze. Instead of being a scientist who longs for and wants to return his lost wife, Mr. Freeze takes his wife to Waynetech to recover from her illness.

Unfortunately, Freeze, who was not evil before, was fired by Bruce Wayne and he became obsessed with healing his wife. Some people think this reduces sympathy for Freeze, but others say it's more sad and realistic, that sometimes hate comes from the wrong places.

3. Death Of The Family

One of the climactic and terrifying moments is in the Death Of The Family comic. This marked the Joker's return before he ended up on a long hiatus. This comic is sad because the Joker goes on a rampage and commits murder.

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The sad moment then comes when the brainwashed Alfred loses his face. Fortunately, this is just a hoax. But seeing Alfred's scary state was certainly a sad moment.

4. Whatever Happened To The Caped Crusader?

This comic is Neil Gaiman's Farewell to Batman. This went on to become one of the most shocking comic strips ever. In the comics, many Batman villains give stories about how Batman died in various ways.

He doesn't understand what happened at first, but eventually, Bruce realizes that he is dying and he believes that this is the end of his life. Of course, this is one of the scary and sad moments.

5. A Death In The Family

This now classic Batman story was written by Jim Starlin and drawn by Jim Aparo. It's a painful one where he can't save Jason Todd from the Joker. Todd is brutally beaten and killed by the Joker, and Batman sobs over his corpse.

The fate of the second Robin is indeed heartbreaking. This comic also discusses the origin of Jason Todd who is no less bitter.

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This article was written by Robani, Twitter: @DadMetals