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Kevin Smith has revealed some full color pages from his upcoming comic series “Batman: Cacophony,” which he has been working on with his good friend, artist Walter Flanagan.

As if it were gift wrapped and sent with chocolates, this story win’s this week’s award for most pun-prone news item. Apparently The Flash movie isn’t moving so fast…

While today doesn’t bring an official announcement, it does bring some interesting rumors from the hallways of Warner Bros.

Just as Smallville focused on the younger years of Clark Kent, as well as his life before becoming Superman, it appears that The CW’s next series The Graysons will do the same for Batman’s sidekick Robin.

Much like Iron Man, the Green Lantern has been under the radar of mainstream audiences, but has an amazing fan following. And now, thanks to this concept art, it looks like the production is headed in the right direction.

The Joker doesn’t really come off as the fighting type, but as you can see in the new Mortal Kombat vs. DC Universe game… it would be pretty damn fun to play as The Joker.

I saw something in the iTunes store that said Watchmen, and my first thought was “Holy hell, what is it?”. Turns out that DC has commissioned a full motion comic of Watchmen.

since there aren’t any big toy-type movies on the way, I’m taking the opportunity to dig into my own personal collection to show off some things that I think are officially cool. This week’s feature is all about the Women of the DC Universe line, produced by DC Direct.

Sure, we have seen plenty of cool movie-related footage and talked to all kinds of stars and filmmakers about their upcoming project, but wouldn’t you know that one thing that keeps catching our eye is the cool stuff out on the show floor here at Comic-Con.

Over the past couple of weeks, honchos over at Warner Brothers, such as Jeff Robinov and Kevin McCormick have been meeting with DC comics executives to discuss a potential new direction for DC Film adapatations.

How much mayhem could he cause if there were no ratings system to hold him back? Writer Joe Harris and artist Juan Doe have an answer to that question in their one-shot “The Joker’s Asylum: Scarecrow”, a take on Scarecrow…if he were in a slasher flick.

I’m sure you remember my older officially cool sneaker submissions that included the Freddy Krueger and the Jason Voorhees sneakers. Well now I found something a little more up my alley.

It has become clear that while Marvel is running on high lately, fresh off the success of Iron Man and The Incredible Hulk, DC seems to be clinging to Batman, holding on for dear life.

My first troubling thought though - ‘Will there be fatalities? So will I see Batman get his head cut off or something? Because I don’t know if I could handle that’.