Summer vacation isn't here, but summer vacation planning is! And while the beach is nice, nothing beats the sensation of being surrounded by celebrities, special events and fellow fans. So before you buy those plane tickets, make sure you wouldn't prefer one of these destinations instead.

It's picture day in steampunk Gotham City, and Batman brought his whole family to get their photos taken! He even took along his pals Zatanna and Wonder Woman, and also a few members of his rogue's gallery (Steampunk Batman is very polite).

Missing your Batman cartoon fix since the campy fun of Batman: Brave and the Bold ended this year on Cartoon Network? All is well — Beware the Batman will become a part of the DC Nation block in 2013.

At last, 15 years later, there's a true sequel to Paul Verhoeven's cult classic Starship Troopers. We saw the whole film at San Diego Comic Con, and we're happy to report that not only is it a close follow-up to the original film — it also uses CG animation to create something very close to Robert A. Heinlein's…

Still stunned from the April season finale of Being Human? Rest easy — Being Human will be back this January with 13 new episodes.

Did you enjoy the funny New Teen Titans shorts spread throughout the past few months of DC Nation on Saturday mornings? Then there's good news — they're getting their own full fledged series this fall.

Fringe is gearing up for its final season, and we'll learn the final fates of the Fringe team. Filming hasn't begun yet for Season Five, but at today's San Diego Comic-Con Fringe panel, we got a peek at what's ahead. Here there be spoilers.

Yesterday's Futurama panel was a genuine spectacle, featuring the voice cast reading the descriptions for future episodes in character, a performance of the "Not Sure Fry" meme featuring Billy West, a drawing contest that pit Matt Groening against Peter Avanzino, and a Futurama costume competition. Plus, we got to see …

M. Night Shyamalan is back, with a new post-apocalyptic film called After Earth, starring Will Smith and Jaden Smith. And it sounds like Shyamalan and Smith have joined forces to concoct their most fiendishly complicated mythos yet — judging from the tidbits of worldbuilding we gleaned from the film's Comic Con panel.

Writer-director Rian Johnson gave San Diego Comic-Con an extended peek at his new film Looper, in which Joseph Gordon-Levitt plays a hit man who has to kill his future self, played by Bruce Willis. But Willis isn't just out to save his neck — he wants to save the future from his past. Minor spoilers ahead.