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Image: Sean Phillips/Image Comics Right now, Prime Video is on a pretty good streak with adapting various properties to TV. Between Critical Role, Jack Reacher, and Invincible, plus its various…
After weeks of anticipation, James Gunn has finally presented his slate for the new DCU. Titled “Gods and Monsters,” this first chapter of the blossoming DCU will feature numerous projects,…
Screenshot: HBO Max We hardly knew ye, Pennyworth: The Origin of Batman’s Butler on HBO Max, formerly known as just Pennyworth on Epix. The origin series for the Wayne family’s confidant…
Screenshot: The CW When The Flash ends this season, the DC/CW universe as we’ve known it for more than a decade will be no more. But that doesn’t mean The…
Amid course correcting the DCEU and the scorched-earth approach from the Warner Bros. Discovery merger, The Batman can prove it can stand wholly on its own.
Everyone knows Gotham City is Batman’s HQ, but few know how the iconic location has changed in movies like The Dark Knight to video games like Gotham Knights.
DCEU villains from Ares to Joker run the gamut from totally uninteresting to thoroughly compelling, but where exactly does each villain fall?
Christopher Nolan wrapped up his Dark Knight trilogy with a third entry, The Dark Knight Rises, that seems rushed, surprisingly clumsy, and pretty unnecessary.
The Batman set up an exciting crime-noir adaptation of the Dark Knight in live-action, but Mask of the Phantasm still stands as the character’s best adaptation.
DC had a surprise hit on its hands with Joker, and that sort of isolated storytelling could benefit Batman’s more fantastical rogues like Man-Bat and Clayface.