The trail leads Bruce to V-Core; a cryonic technologies firm created by one Dr. Victor Fries. Longtime Batman readers will recognize this name as the secret identity of Mr. Freeze. However ...

When he first appeared in Batman Volume 1 issue #121, Mr. Freeze was very, very different from the love-driven monster we know today. In fact, he wasn’t even called Mr. Freeze, he went by Mr ...

He meets Victor Fries Jr., director of V-Core, who explains that the wild specimens were collected by his parents: Dr. Nora ... “I did Mr. Freeze with [artist] Jock on [All Star Batman ...

Mr. Freeze returns in The New Batman Adventures with a chilling new twist, compared to his previous animated debut. This new version of the icy villain is now just a disembodied head that is ...

Dr. Victor Fries was a scientist who ... Thanks in large part to his depiction in Batman: The Animated Series, Mr. Freeze has ...

And his parents seems to have history with this sort of procedure. Absolute Batman #7 by Scott Snyder and Nick Dragotta, Victor Fries himself was subject to cryogenic freezing as a child ...

In Absolute Batman #7, Mr. Freeze gets the Absolute treatment. On top of that, the comic introduces The Absolute Universe's version of “Matches” Malone who is usually another alter ego for ...

Batman and Robin are back working side-by-side ... Along with Poison Ivy, the icy Mr. Freeze is freezing anything which gets in his way from achieving his goal.

However, it is quickly revealed that both Dr. Fries and his beloved ... Absolute Universe version of Mr. Freeze even more deadly than the original. Absolute Batman #7 is now available at comic ...