Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment and DC Entertainment have officially released the full trailer for Batman: Arkham Origins, while also confirming that Deathstroke will be a fully playable character in the challenge mode. Fans who pre-order the game for Xbox 360 video game and entertainment system from Microsoft, PlayStation3 system or...
TV’s Batman was originally scheduled to attend C2E2 in Chicago this weekend, but he has had to cancel due to an injury. On their Facebook page, c2E2 posted the following message from Adam West explaining the reason for his cancellation. “I am sad to say that I cannot come to...
Egghead, the supervillain played by Vincent Price in the 1966 Batman TV series, will be one of the characters available as an action figure from the forthcoming line of Mattel toys. The line, along with clothing and other merchandising related to Batman 1966, represent the first time in decades that...
Patton Oswalt, who wrote a Facebook note earlier this week about the Boston Marathon that went viral and then proposed a Star Wars/Marvel crossover, is having a heck of a week. His latest endeavor, embedded below, is a College Humor video that presents Oswalt as The Penguin, trying to talk...
How do you take Christopher Nolan’s grim and gritty take on Batman and turn it into a family movie? ABC Family found a way. In what has to be one of the most unintentionally hilarious Batman videos we’ve ever seen, Nolan’s Dark Knight is all smiles. On this past Sunday,...
So this is not exactly a spoiler, or maybe it is? But blaring across the headlines today is that Carrie Kelley is the new Robin, but what the New York Post actually revealed is that Carrie Kelley is not exactly the new Robin. In an article that is now quickly...
Warner Bros., DC Comics and Junk Food have now officially announced that (as we first reported this morning) there will be a Batman ’66 comic book series and–as we reported just a few minutes ago–it will be a digital-first title. They’ve also now revealed some members of the creative team...
Earlier today, Comicbook.com first broke the news about a new comic book based on the sixties Batman TV series starring Adam West from DC comics. While one of our reporters was attending an event at Meltdown Comics, they snapped a photograph of a DC Comics merchandising sign, which promotes the...
Last night at Meltdown Comics in Los Angeles, Warner Bros. Consumer Products brought an early look at their clothes, toys and action figures (plus a few celebrity guests like Adam West and Chris Daughtry) to celebrate the launch of their Batman: Classic TV Series product line with Junk Food Clothing. There were...
Last night at Meltdown Comics in Los Angeles, Warner Bros. brought a huge collection of Batman 1966 props and replicas to celebrate the launch of their Batman: Classic TV Series product line with Junk Food Clothing. And one of the cool things was the way they had it laid out;...
Last night at Meltdown Comics in Los Angeles, Warner Bros. Consumer Products put on a special preview of the t-shirts and toys they’ve got coming up for sale from Batman. And not just ANY Batman–specifically the 1966 Batman TV series that has been the subject of a number of rights...
With the death of Robin in Batman Incorporated #8 this week, a number of fans have expressed reservations about the fairly violent way that a 10-year-old child was dispatched in the story. While it’s been a vocal minority, with most fans understanding that Damian as a character didn’t conform to...
Batman Incorporated #8 , which features the death of Robin, is quickly rising in price on eBay. The issue isn’t hitting Amazing Spider-Man #700 type numbers yet, but the rarest variant cover is commanding well over a hundred dollars a copy. The rare black and white cover Batman Incorporated #8,...
When DC Comics originally released the cover for Detective Comics #18, it showed Batman battling the Penguin as seen below. However, the Penguin cover was just to keep from revealing the closely-guarded secret that Robin was going to die in Batman Incorporated #8. Ok, so maybe it wasn’t exactly a...
If there is one real life person who is associated with Robin the Boy Wonder more than anyone else, then it’s got to be Burt Ward, who played Robin in the classic sixties Batman TV series. While Chris O’Donnell did take a turn as Robin on the big screen, it’s...
