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SDCC: ‘Batman Beyond’ Hits 20–Time For a Revival?
It’s been twenty years since ‘Batman Beyond’ premiered. At least two of the creators behind the show would love to see a reboot. Read More
DC Comics Milestone #1000 Issues Are Missing Representation
The celebration is on for Detective Comics #1000. But the milestone issue, like most of Batman’s publishing history, mostly leaves out non-white, LGBTQ+ and female creators. Read More
EXCLUSIVE GIVEAWAY: “Detective Comics #1000” Nicola Scott Variant Cover
We have an EXCLUSIVE giveaway for one lucky reader: a signed copy of Nicola Scott’s variant cover for “Detective Comics #1000” Read More
‘Gotham by Gaslight’: Victorian Batman Fails to Excite
I expected a tense and exciting Victorian Batman in pursuit of Jack the Ripper. Instead, I found a lackluster thriller whose portrayals of Gotham’s women are problematic. Read More
‘The LEGO Batman Movie’: Don’t Lie to Yourself
‘The LEGO Batman Movie’s moral is “Don’t Lie to Yourself.” When all else fails? Don’t be Batman. Be LEGO Batman. Read More
Comic Book Corner: Batman, Curse Words, and Doctor Who
In this month’s Comic Book Corner, Shiri, Beth, Sophie, and new contributor Mark share what we’ve been enjoying in comics recently. Read More
‘Justice League Action’ Has the DC Comics Heroes We Deserve
If you long for the days of ‘Batman: The Animated Series’ and ‘Justice League’, has Cartoon Network got a show for you. Read More
Comic Book Corner: Invincible Cat-sitting in London
In our final Comic Book Corner of 2016, we hope you find something to fill that empty space on your Christmas list. See you in 2017! Read More
Constantine’s Back in “Justice League Dark”
Matt Ryan returns to the role of Constantine in February, in the animated Justice League: Dark film. Read More
Between the Bookends 10/16: Batman, Bruiser and Bones
It’s almost Halloween! Time for spooky stories told around fires while we try to ignore that creeping feeling moving up our spines. Happy Hallo-wishes all! Read More
Kids Won’t Fear the Dark Night Thanks to ‘Bedtime for Batman’
If you’re on your 1939th reading of ‘Goodnight Moon’ and you’re ready to add a little bit of action to your kids’ bedtime story, pick up ‘Bedtime for Batman.’ You’ll love it just as much as they will. Read More
10 Things Parents Should Know About ‘Suicide Squad’
‘Suicide Squad’ is the first DC live-action flick I’ve enjoyed since the inception of the Murderverse. My kids can enjoy it when they’re much, much older. Read More
Warner Bros. Studio Tour Hollywood: DC Universe Preview
This week I had the pleasure of attending a press preview day for the new Warner Bros. Studio Tour Hollywood DC Universe. Read More
The Batmobile Diaries
A trip to El Paso Comic Con over the weekend brought me a little closer to my geeky goal of driving the Batmobile. I’m still waiting for that day. Read More
DC Comics’ New 52 Turns 50: ‘Detective’ and ‘Catwoman’
The new 52 basically meant good things for Detective Comics but Catwoman has had a much bumpier ride. Read More
DC Comics’ Big Three Are Big Kids in ‘Study Hall of Justice’
The team behind Li’l Gotham is back for a unique take on DC’s Big Three in a book for middle grade kids. Read More
‘Art of the Brick: DC Comics’
Nathan Sawaya (Brick Artist) has a new Art of the Brick show, and Evil Genius Mum was invited to the World Premiere in Sydney, Australia. Come for a walk around the exhibition and learn a few of Nathan’s secrets. There’s also a signed Lego Kit up for grabs! Read More
The Return of Lois & Clark Plus Sexy Batman in This Week’s DC Comics
Lois and Clark return, I clamor for Sexy Batman, Gordon brings humanity to the robot Batsuit, and the Bombshells and Justice League United are just plain fun. Read More
Make Paper Folding Your Superpower With ‘DC Super Heroes Origami’
There’s something a little bit magical about turning a piece of paper into a crane, bear, or dragon through the practice of origami. But turning a piece of paper into Batman? That’s being a flat-out origami superhero. Read More
