Batman in other media

Screenshot: DC in ConcertExperience Matt Reeves’ moody and dark spectacle in a theater where it won’t matter if the visuals are too dim, because you’ll hear The Batman in a whole new way. The “DC in Concert” series aims to bring Warner Brothers’ new and classic superhero catalogue to audiences by appealing to cinema fans who want to see their favorite movies in every format available.The orchestral experience is set to debut with The Batman on March 18, 2023 at the Hammersmith Apollo in London and will travel through…

Image: Warner Bros.Let me put it plainly: Generally, more people are interested in the superhero Batman than his alter-ego, extremely rich white person Bruce Wayne. It’s why there are more action figures of Batman sold than toys of a guy in a tuxedo. Hell, even Batman prefers Batman over Bruce Wayne, performing as his secret identity just long enough to keep his superherofunding coming in. But now, it’s poor billionaire Bruce who will finally catch a break thanks to Uncrate’s new line of luxury clothes, accessories, and…

Barbarian reminds you never to investigate dark, unfamiliar basements.Image: 20th Century StudiosIn an interview with Bloody Disgusting, Zach Cregger, the writer-director of current horror sensation Barbarian, talks about some of the projects he’d like to work on next. In addition to an original feature he’s been slowly developing, he’s also working on a script that is “set in the DC Universe.” He also said that it was “Batman-adjacent” which helps narrow it down, but not by much.Now, I don’t know much about IP work in…

Photo: Dimitrios Kambouris (Getty Images)While all was quiet on DC’s San Diego Comic-Con front in regards to The Batman sequel and its Penguin series spin-off, star Colin Farrell recently told Entertainment Weekly he expects shooting to start on his straight-to-order series early next year. Unsurprisingly, he’d also be very open to returning to the role, should Matt Reeves ring him up for The Batman part two.“Oh my god, you kidding me?!” Farrell enthused. “It’s so much fun, are you joking me? I’ve been around the block…

Screenshot: HBO MaxHarley Quinn (Kaley Cuoco) and Poison Ivy (Lake Bell) are back in town to get the band back together for a new master plan to help turn things green in Gotham. Along with King Shark (Ron Funches), Clayface (Alan Tudyk), and Frank the Plant (JB Smoove), the power couple now face a new Joker (Alan Tudyk) obstacle in their way: the clown prince has decided on reform and is running for mayor. No doubt that’ll cause some chaos in season three of Harley Quinn, which will premiere on July 28 on HBO Max. Catch…

Image: J. Bone and Aditya Bidikar/DC ComicsDC Comics’ latest collection of queer stories from queer creatives all over the DC Universe for Pride—and Pride in general this year—comes at complicated time for queer communities. Trans people face daily, horrifying denials of their rights, and places around the world attempt to erode the small, vital steps towards LGBTQ+ progress made this century. But the ways the collectionaddresses that pain alongside its joys holds a particular resonance this Pride... with a little help…