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There has been tons of speculation around which trailers will occupy the prime real estate in front of the year’s most anticipated summer film, Warner Bros. The Dark Knight. Here is some more…

The year’s most anticipated summer film is still weeks away, but that doesn’t mean we can’t give you a first-hand account of its brilliance. Yeah, that’s right — we said brilliance. Behold, the epic spectacle that is The Dark Knight.

Christian Bale expresses his plans to leave the series if Robin, the boy wonder, was ever forced upon the Batman franchise.

Talk about a surreal 24-hour stretch — I awoke this morning still trying to process the unbelievably epic nature of The Dark Knight, which I had a chance to see last evening. As well, I also found that Kevin Smith was blogging — about Zack and Miri and The Dark Knight, to be specific.

No one who knows the character of the Joker in Batman will deny that he’s rotten to the core. But who knew he was based on a punk rock icon in his latest film incarnation?

Warner Bros. has debuted a brand new TV spot for The Dark Knight, the third of its kind in the past week.

After the debacle that was Speed Racer’s opening weekend, it appears that Warner Brothers may be ready to kick marketing for The Dark Knight into high gear.

Our friends at Slashfilm have delivered on 40 new images that are a mix of old and new. The new, a lot of which include more of The Joker, are pretty cool. The old… well, those are cool, too. As if you need another reason to be excited…

Even without seeing The Dark Knight, we’ve known for a while that a lot of the story is coming from the best Batman origin stories. Christopher Nolan and Heath Ledger both mentioned “The Killing Joke” as Joker inspiration, and the focus on Harvey Dent makes “The Long Halloween” an obvious choice for source material.

We’ve all been waiting anxiously for today, the day when the second full trailer for The Dark Knight would be officially released in glorious high definition. As you can see, that has happened, just as planned.

The folks at Warner Brothers are teasing us — they sent word yesterday that they had updated their Summer Preview press kit, causing every Tom, Dick and Harry with press credentials to scramble over to their site to see if there was anything new regarding The Dark Knight. Unfortunately for us, there was no new trailer waiting.

In a recent interview with Entertainment Weekly, the Caped Crusader himself spoke about the possibility of a third Batman flick.

Director Christopher Nolan and star Christian Bale sing the praises of their recently deceased friend and collaborator Heath Ledger at ShoWest.

Chistopher Nolan opens up about The Dark Knight and life after the loss of Heath Ledger.

New viral marketing launches for The Dark Knight, this time with more Harvey Dent.

Sarah Jayne Dunn’s professional resume seems to think so…

Hopefully Gotham’s hero won’t be too affected by the sudden loss of his nemesis.

Everyone seems to be paying a lot of attention to Heath Ledger’s Joker, but director Christopher Nolan says that we should be watching another character very closely…

A friend of FSR comes swooping in with great first-hand knowledge of Heath Ledger’s demonic Joker!

Everyone has been wondering about the Dark Knight trailer — how about we dish some details, eh?

The buzz is heating up around The Dark Knight…

Last night a lucky audience got to see the trailer for The Dark Knight in front of I Am Legend. And you can guess who else was there…

What more can we really say about this movie?

Our good friends over at Coming Soon have posted the first real teaser poster for The Dark Knight.

The January 2008 cover of Empire magazine will feature Mr. Heath Ledger as The Joker in The Dark Knight. You can see it here.

Check out this very cool behind-the-scenes look at The Dark Knight in IMAX, courtesy of IMAX.com.

Our good friends over at LatinoReview.com shot an awesome tidbit about The Dark Knight over to us. It seems that Kellvin Chavez has some insider news on how the Batman will be introduced to The Clown Prince in this highly anticipated flick. This news might just be able to stifle all of the negative criticism around the look of Heath Ledger’s Joker. This news has definitely brought some more excitement to the project.

The hits just keep on coming from the Warner Brothers camp as they continue to think up more fun ways to virally market The Dark Knight. The film doesn’t hit theaters until June of 2008, but The Joker (played by Heath Ledger) is already messing with our minds.