An extraordinarily biased review of THE DARK KNIGHT
It was really, really, really good.
Batman Running Away From Shit
Most important blog of the day, obviously.
January 13, 2012
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I kinda freaked out when i saw this tweet this morning, cause i think about this episode all the time. I even tried to do some research on it once, but then decided i’d rather not know if it was true or not. The prospect of finding out that Batman lied to me was not one i was interested in.
Weirdly, this is one of the things that stuck with me about that show too, and even then, I recall thinking “I have definitely read in dreams before, what the hell is Batman talking about.”
January 2, 2012
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December 21, 2011
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And Christmas Batman is pretty unbeatable. I’m thinking we need this action figure.
November 14, 2011
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![dcu:
This is amazing! From Comics Alliance:
I don’t know where this came from originally, or whether it is natural, but I choose to believe that this bear with a Batman symbol on its chest has been gifted and cursed with a sacred mission of vengeance, to serve as the silent protector and Dark Knight of whatever zoo, forest, or arctic tundra he roams. And we’ll hunt him, because he can take it. Because he’s not a hero… He’s a bear. [via SardonicRocketeer]
Paging Grant Morrison, please pick up the white courtesy Batphone, we have a job applicant for Batman Inc.](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_luomxkYyHH1qzvnpdo1_500.jpg)
dcu:
This is amazing! From Comics Alliance:
I don’t know where this came from originally, or whether it is natural, but I choose to believe that this bear with a Batman symbol on its chest has been gifted and cursed with a sacred mission of vengeance, to serve as the silent protector and Dark Knight of whatever zoo, forest, or arctic tundra he roams. And we’ll hunt him, because he can take it. Because he’s not a hero… He’s a bear. [via SardonicRocketeer]
Paging Grant Morrison, please pick up the white courtesy Batphone, we have a job applicant for Batman Inc.
August 2, 2011
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Dark Knight Returns, Batman Beyond and Batman Animated Skins for ‘Arkham City’
In what is plainly the best possible news we will report for the rest of 2011, Rocksteady and Warner Bros. have confirmed that players of Batman: Arkham City will have a variety of looks to choose from as they pursue the Dark Knight’s mission to stop the madness in the highly anticipated sequel to Batman: Arkham Asylum. The game developers have created playable character skins based on Batman Beyond, The Dark Knight Returns, Batman: Earth One (the yet to be released Geoff Johns & Gary Frank graphic novel),Batman: The Animated Series and a classic “1970s Batman” in the style of Neal Adams.
Aaaaaah stop hitting my nerd G-spot, I didn’t bring a change of pants to work. BATMAN BEYOND!
January 14, 2010
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Tangerine : Fall On Your Sword
Because it’s kind of amazing.
December 31, 2008
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(via goddombotmon)
whoever drew this I want to give you the best high-five ever.
The absurdly talented Dustin Nguyen, penciller (and GORGEOUS cover artist) of the recent Paul Dini run on DETECTIVE COMICS (Collected in BATMAN: PRIVATE CASEBOOK, on sale now, ahem).
cliffchiang.com: maybe im just like my father 2 bold
Just click through and look at this piece of art and try to tell me I don’t need it blown up to 8 feet by 8 feet on a wall in my house.
July 8, 2008
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I made the mistake of ordering from Domino’s online once (DON’T JUDGE ME) and now I get an e-mail from them EVERY DAY. But yesterday’s contained this little gem of absurdity.
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According to the poll, 81% of male moviegoers and 66 percent of female moviegoers polled June 10-15 intend to see “The Dark Knight” opening weekend. 100% of ticket buyers polled were aware of “The Dark Knight’s” release this summer, compared with 49% of ticket buyers three weeks before “The Incredible Hulk” and 36% of buyers three weeks before “Iron Man.”
“The Incredible Hulk” muscled its way to a $54.5 million opening, while “Iron Man” bowed with $98.6 million. The biggest opening of all-time was last May’s “Spider-Man 3” with $151.1 million, a number I expect “The Dark Knight” to possibly challenge on July 18th.
”The Weekend Gross: ‘The Dark Knight’ tracking extremely well
[DISCLAIMER: This is meant in no way to reflect any data or expectations on the part of my employers; I only post it because I’m friggin’ excited about the movie and am sensing a similar level of excitement out there in The Real World. Opinions do not reflect those of Time Warner or its affiliated companies etc. etc.]
April 12, 2008
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