Though his backstory is as shifty as he is, Clayface has provided Batman with a compelling enemy since the '40s. However, the ...

Like Batman, he had ample access to gadgets and an obsession with flying creatures. However, Batman wanted to become a symbol of justice, while Killer Moth went straight to the underground.

Batgirl gives Killer Moth an inferiority complex in this preview of Batman: Knightwatch #4, in stores Tuesday from DC Comics.

Killer Moth doesn't have any superpowers of his own and instead uses technology, much like Batgirl and Batman.

Batgirl would have been Killer Moth’s first live-action appearance, with the villain having previously shown up in animated projects like Teen Titans, The Batman, Batman: The Brave and the Bold ...

Killer Moth Long mocked as a “joke villain,” Killer Moth has serious potential if reimagined. As an anti-Batman hired by criminals, he can evolve into a deadly rival.

Having been trained in martial arts, she first assists the dynamic duo in defeating the villain Killer Moth. Batman and Robin then ask her to be a part of the Batfamily.

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It looks like the rumors that Killer Moth was going to appear in Batgirl were accurate, as a stunt performer who worked on the now cancelled movie has revealed that he doubled for the villain ...

Hey, don’t blame Killer Moth, I have trouble remembering all of you at times Again, in what is a recurring theme for this issue, the plot is thin and is only held together by the character work.

Having been trained in martial arts, she first assists the dynamic duo in defeating the villain Killer Moth. Batman and Robin then ask her to be a part of the Batfamily.