DC has officially brought Batman’s legacy full circle with the debut of what is his greatest Batsuit in his 87 years in comics. However, it is not the suit’s visuals that make it his greatest costume of all time, but rather the epic ending it provides for Bruce Wayne’s legacy as the Dark Knight.
If there is one miniseries that all Batman fans should be desperate to get their hands on, it is Joshua Williamson and Dan Mora’s four-part DC K.O.: Knightfight, which has just released its fourth and final issue.
The miniseries ties into DC’s ongoing crisis event, DC K.O., where Earth’s heroes and villains are fighting in a tournament-style deathmatch to acquire enough Omega Energy to defeat Darkseid before he can conquer the universe. Knightfight has followed Bruce as he is transported to different realities where his sons and former Robins have become Batman. Issue #4 stars Damian’s Batman.
DC Unveils the Final and Greatest Batsuit in Batman’s Legendary Legacy
Main Cover by Dan Mora for DC K.O.: Knightfight #4 (2026)
While Damian was featured at the ending of DC K.O.: Knightfight #3, it isn’t until issue #4 that we finally see the in‑narrative debut of his Batsuit, which had been teased through the cover art. This suit is beyond badass, blending the classic Batman aesthetic with Damian’s League of Assassins heritage and complete with his character‑defining katana.
The suit is undeniably badass, but most would argue that, visually, it isn’t Batman’s greatest of all time. Luckily, that’s not the argument here. What makes this Batsuit the greatest is that it symbolizes Bruce’s legacy coming full circle, as his son takes up the Batman mantle and accomplishes what Bruce couldn’t: saving Gotham.
While Damian dons the Batman suit to help Bruce return to his reality, the issue makes it clear from the start that the mantle has been retired because Gotham no longer needs a Batman thanks to Damian’s efforts. This suit represents the last Batsuit ever worn and the fulfillment of Bruce’s dream for Gotham, cementing it as the greatest in the history of Batman’s comics.
DC K.O.: Knightfight #4 from DC Comics is now available!
