For those that don't know, it's today, Saturday, September 19 th! DC announced the whole slate on September 2 nd, and the rundown is up on DC's own blog. The centerpiece is a one-shot called Batman of ...

Two Batman projects are already in the making at DC Studios, but Snyder has set his sights on the classic Frank Miller graphic novel The Dark Knight Returns There cannot be too many film-makers who ...

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Director Matt Reeves’ The Batman portrayed a tense but ultimately fruitful alliance between the Caped Crusader and the GCPD, particularly with Lt. Jim Gordon. The film’s ending showed Batman saving ...

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The Good Doctor investigates a shattered wall, a mysterious empty property, and a local legend that got name-dropped by the Caped Crusader. The Doctor has visited the soundwall in question. Scattered ...

This is a spoiler-free review of Batman: Knightfall Part 1 - Knightfall, which is out now on digital storefronts and will release on 4K Ultra HD, Blu-ray, and DVD on September 8. After a bit of a post ...

Matt Reeves took to X on Thursday to confirm that Johansson and Stan were officially joining the DC sequel. By Lexi Carson Associate Editor Director Matt Reeves revealed on X that Scarlett Johansson ...

Who Is the Villain in The Batman: Part II? While we might not know who the villain is just yet, we have some ideas—and it all stems from director Matt Reeves himself. In a red carpet interview from ...

We finally have our first look at “The Batman: Part II.” Matt Reeves revealed camera test photos for “The Batman: Part II” on Thursday, showing the first images from the long-awaited sequel starring ...

Through the looking glass: Nearly three decades after its US patent date, the MP3 is no longer the cutting edge of audio compression. Yet support for it remains ubiquitous in media players, browsers, ...