Fears that the Vatican's Twitter and website might have been hacked after a somewhat strange story about Batman was posted have been infallibly dismissed.
Batman: The Dark Knight Returns is based on the Frank Miller graphic novel by the same name (actually four books, starting with The Dark Knight Returns), which is set in the same version of Gotham as Frank Miller's Batman: Year One.
The Batmobile from the Batman TV show may not be as hi-tech or as cool as Christian Bale’s bat hummer, or even Michael Keaton’s ride from the Tim Burton films, but I still think it looks pretty cool.
The entire lineup of DC Comics is now available for direct download from all major e-bookstores, including Amazon's Kindle, Apple's iBookstore and B&N's Nook.
Win, lose or draw, The Dark Knight Rises was going to make a ton of money, and it's currently one of a handful of films that's made over a billion dollars world-wide.
The official novelization of The Dark Knight Rises is the best film novelization I've ever read. Yes, I know that's not saying much, but the book is most certainly accurate.
Two new books about the gothic world of the Dark Knight offer a behind-the-scenes glimpse of gritty Gotham, the caped crusader, his allies and enemies.
