Last year he marked Tim Burton’s 35 -year -old anniversary Ordinance Film, which obtained a new follow -up in the sequel novel Resurrection. It turns out that this is not the end of ’89 -See, or whatever we call it, because there is another novel on the horizon that tells another story for the crusader […]
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A few weeks ago, we learned that the next chapter of Batman’s current life will be directed by Matt Fraction and Jorge Jiménez. But before that, the hero will face an enemy who returns in the pages of Batman: Hush 2 (either H2SH, as seen in the logo). Like the original 2002 comic, the arch
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One of the boldest moves Rocksteady made when introducing their suicide squad The subtitle was the game after years of rumors: this was going to be a game about you, as players, fighting and being forced to slaughter DC’s greatest heroes, before Braniac could turn them into his own deadly occupying force. So Suicide Squad:
Warner Bros.’ decision to turn Wayne Enterprises into an extreme luxury lifestyle brand, casually selling Batman fans $1,500 skin care products either $21,000 phallic mushroom lamps—it was already the height of absurdity, but now the studio is taking it a step further with the latest addition to the Wayne Enterprises catalog: an ultra-rare, functional but
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The great promise of Todd Phillips Joker was removing the comic book elements of the main character and showing what would happen if a regular guy in 1980s Gotham City decided to put on clown makeup. (Turns out things didn’t go well, mostly for everyone around him.) A young Bruce Wayne is in the original
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There have been many Batman TV shows over the years, both animated and live-action. But the one on Fox Gotham City is probably one of the most outlandish series: a prequel centered on Jim Gordon (Ben McKenzie) investigating the murder of the Waynes while Bruce himself (David Mazouz) is just a child. And is his
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He’s not the first fictional character to get a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame (Bugs Bunny, Kermit the Frog and Mickey Mouse are just a few who came before him), but Batman is the first. superhero to obtain the honor, with a location that means it will be consecrated alongside Ordinance TV star
