#Batmobile #BatmanvSuperman

http://www.roadandtrack.com/car-culture/g4296/photos-batmobile-spied/

Check out 21 shots of Bruce Wayne's new "Dawn of Justice" ride, on location in Detroit

Top 10 Geeky Guitars

http://www.nerdist.com/2014/12/top-10-geeky-guitars-that-we-must-own-now/

This is a great list complied by the fine folks at Nerdist. Of course the Bat-guitar is on the top of my list. 

#Batman is the Ghost of Christmas Past

http://geektyrant.com/news/batmans-other-job-is-the-ghost-of-christmas-future-art

What was it like to ride in the Batmobile?

What was it like to ride in the Batmobile? See what winner, Tammy, had to say about the experience. #BatmanTV66https://t.co/OVNbvLQs5m
— Warner Bros. (@WBHomeEnt) December 22, 2014

Batman 75th Anniversary Detective Comics Logos Poster

Batman 75th Anniversary Detective Comics Logos Poster | ShopDCEntertainment.com

#BatmanvSuperman Trailer coming...soon!!

http://dailysuperheroes.com/batman-vs-superman-dawn-of-justice-first-teaser-trailer-on-its-way/

The first teaser trailer of this DC and Warner Bros venture will doubtlessly delight the fans with clippings of Ben Affleck, Henry Cavill and Gal Gadot as Batman, Superman and Wonder Woman correspondingly. The appearances of Jason Momoa as Aquaman and Ray Fisher as Cyborg in the teaser trailer will be icing on the cake!

Batman goes Insane

http://geektyrant.com/news/batman-goes-insane-art-shes-real-i-tellz-ya

The Batman Store

http://www.slashfilm.com/photos-batman-returns-batman-store/
Just in time for Christmas?
 Apparently, in an early version of Tim Burton‘s Batman Returns, one scene took place at a Batman-themed store.
In the script, the store was promptly destroyed, but eventually the scene got cut at some point anyway. The set was built, though, and one website has some incredible photos of it. Check out the Batman Returns Batman store below.
Thanks to 1989Batman.com (via Reddit) for the awesome photos. Head there for even more behind the scenes stuff including excerpts from the script describing this scene.

More Joker History

Gwynplaine’s (Conrad Veidt) fixed grin and disturbing clown-like appearance was a key inspiration for comic book talents writer Bill Finger and artist Bob Kane in creating Batman’s greatest enemy, The Joker.

Taken from the 1928 film The Man Who Laughs.

 

 

Happy Friday, be Vigilant

Trailer for MAD MAX Fury Road ! Finally

http://nerdbastards.com/2014/12/10/the-full-trailer-mad-max-fury-road-is-here-is-awesome/

Batman: That's one way to look at it........

Death of the Joker??

Little Fact That You Might Not Know About The Joker - He Was Almost Killed Off
Despite being Batman’s all-time greatest nemesis, The Joker very nearly didn’t make it past his first issue. The early Dark Knight appearances – inspired by their more vicious pulp magazine roots – were characterised by a lot more death, murder and Batman wielding a handgun than the later iterations of the hero, and the Ace Of Knaves very nearly fell prey to it. He made his first appearance in 1940’s Batman #1, and was slated to be killed off in the very next issue.

The final page saw the defeated villain accidentally stabbed himself, and the Dynamic Duo legging it. Presumably so that they don’t get the rap for it. Most of the bad guys in those early comics were only supposed to make one-off appearances, but then-editor Whitney Ellsworth passed down a mandate deciding the character was too good to be bumped off. So the last panel was hastily redrawn, and then in every other appearance it looked like he died off-screen, only to return the following month.
Taken from  https://www.facebook.com/WOSlovebatman?fref=nf

#Batman vs. #TheWatchmen

http://www.geeksaresexy.net/2014/06/22/if-batman-were-part-of-watchmen-comic/