Artist Gingashi imagines an alternate Gotham City in which Batman has half as many foes who are twice as dastardly, giving us the mashed-up rogues Poison Cat, Two-Clay Face, Madcrow, and Jokernigma.
Artist Gingashi imagines an alternate Gotham City in which Batman has half as many foes who are twice as dastardly, giving us the mashed-up rogues Poison Cat, Two-Clay Face, Madcrow, and Jokernigma.
Whether you feel 2012 has been a good year or a bad year, we can all probably agree that it's been a confusing year. A lot of weird things happened over the last 12 months — things we still can't quite believe occurred (and/or got approved by actual human beings). Here's eight things that happened in 2012 that we're…
This week in the world of cartoons we continue to traverse the desert that is holiday programming, but we do have new episodes of Tron: Uprising and MLP: Friendship is Magic, as well as a couple of throwback cartoons.
A new batch of Dark Knight Rises concept art is focused on Selina Kyle's closet. Check out this massive collection of shots from Anne Hathaway's costume and prop designers — including four different variations of her razor heels, an amazing Hathaway head maquette that wears a hand-scuplted lace mask, and a collection…
Check out the first photo of Legolas in The Hobbit. Shane Black brings the grittiness back to Iron Man 3. Do we know what Guillermo del Toro's next project after Pacific Rim really is? Learn more about the visual effects of Man of Steel. Suburgatory's Jane Levy talks Evil Dead. Plus Anne Hathaway wants to be Catwoman…
The Dark Knight Rises Blu-Ray/DVD comes out on December 4th, and while it won't contain deleted scenes or a director's cut, it will be packed with behind-the-scenes features and concept art. And, as we get closer to the release date, a few bits of those extras have ended up online.
We saw a snippet of this DC Nation cartoon come out of Comic-Con
Peter Jackson gives his latest guided tour of The Hobbit. Edgar Wright and J.J. Abrams have their very own top secret collaboration. Plus Sarah Wayne Callies opens up about Lori's future — or maybe lack thereof — on The Walking Dead!
The above animation — which depicts Catwoman in 1930s China — was unveiled as a Comic-Con preview for Cartoon Network's DC Nation block. Impressive stuff for a one-minute clip, and look out for a brief appearance by one of Batman's other rogues.