One particularly interesting piece of foolish propaganda from yesterday’s April Fool’s rally was this poster for the yet to be scripted, yet untitled and wholly ambiguous concept that is the next Batman movie. It involves Neil Patrick Harris, so pay attention.

There has been all kinds of talk about Green Lantern lately as the film production itself rolls out of the station and toward reality. And with it, just as with any major comic book franchise, comes quite a bit of fan expectation — expectations that sometime manifest in odd and exciting ways.

When fans get excited about a franchise such as Punisher and they start sniffing out a sequel, things like this poster start to pop up all over the place.

With Christmas fast approaching it is important that we do our part and help you find gifts for your most beloved geeks. Today’s selection is both fun and useful, if you prefer your breakfast with a serving of The Dark Side.

Perhaps a big budget, CG-injected Star Trek extravaganza isn’t what everyone wants — but it is what we are going to get. That said, it is always fun to watch fandom manifest itself in the form of video mashups.

I think we can all agree that the photo inside is not Johnny Depp as The Mad Hatter in Tim Burton’s Alice in Wonderland. If it is, then well, I will dress up in women’s clothing and reenact the image myself.

In honor of the release of James Bond’s 22nd adventure, Quantum of Solace, hitting theaters tomorrow, fans all over have been re-cutting and mashing up the film’s trailer with various other films. This one mixes Bond’s latest with Pixar’s The Incredibles.

The folks at Universal would like to give you the opportunity to get in the action on Judd Apatow’s next film, titled Funny People.

One of our faithful readers Tom R. sent us word today that a new fan-created poster of Megan Fox as Wonder Woman has emerged online.

I am thinking of starting up a rehabilitation center for people who are addicted to speculating about what may or may not happen with Christopher Nolan’s Batman franchise. I feel that I would be a great fit to head up such an effort, as I would also be a client.

This is clear evidence that hoodlums and criminals aren’t the ones defacing public property, it is movie geeks

So far the battle lines have been drawn and the draw-bridge is up on the castle that holds all the answers for fans of The Dark Knight — no one is talking about another film. Fans appear to be excited, though.

This article has absolutely nothing to do with the real Thundercats movie currently set to see theater time in 2010. This is all about a faux production created in the minds of a few fans.

You can now wear a piece of The Joker’s lunacy right across your chest for just $22.94. I’m sold.

Which is faster, the Millennium Falcon or the U.S.S Enterprise? This photo captures Lucas and Abrams ending the debate.

Assembled by the fine folks over at Black20′s Trailer Park, this is one of those cool little offbeat pieces of the Batman universe that you won’t want to have missed.

A few months ago, Zack Snyder asked fans like you to participate in making fake commercials for the upcoming Watchmen movie. We now have some of the first entries for your viewing pleasure…

The art is a rendering of Jetfire, rumored to be the SR-71 Blackbird spy jet in the film. We can only hope that he will look this cool when the final product arrives in theaters on June 26, 2009.

I always love a cool desktop for my macbook or my iPhone. Here are some for the movie-lovers out there…

You wake up and begin your morning ritual of going to the bathroom, brushing your teeth, pouring some coffee and then checking your email. Before you can check your email though, you must approach the six foot ten Optimus Prime in your living room and transform him into your computer. I will give you a second to think about that.