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Toy stores released a rare collectible Heath Ledger as The Joker doll this week. Moments later the dolls were sold out, just like that.

“I can tell you that, basically, when you look at Two-Face, you should get sick to your stomach…” - Aaron Eckhart. Do we have a picture of what Eckhart was talking about? See for yourself!

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.

Let me start by saying that I am not 100% sure that any of these posters are anything more than fan photoshop jobs, as none of them actually came directly from Warner Brothers. But despite their questionable origins, they all look pretty damn cool.

There’s a rumor floating around Cinema Blend that a scene in The Dark Knight featuring The Joker playing possum in a body bag might be cut due to negative reactions from audiences in test screenings. It’s just a rumor, so take it with a shovel full of salt.

Another day, another viral marketing update from The Dark Knight. This seems to be the story of my life lately, updating all of you on what is new in the world of Harvey Dent and this mysterious character The Joker. But alas, it could be worse, Paramount could be gearing up more viral for Star Trek — ick!

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.

Artist Kolby Jukes captures the spirit of Heath Ledger in this ten-inch statue that’ll look right at home on your desk or bookshelf. Assuming you still have room after the last Bat-blitz of merchandising.

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Happy April Fool’s Day, Dark Knight fans — as you may or may not have already seen, the Clown Travel Agency has updated its website and sent its crazy minions (all of you) on a wild goose chase or two, scouring the world for more clues as to where The Joker might make his next appearance.

I will admit that it is pretty damn hard to keep up with all of this viral marketing for The Dark Knight. There have been bus tours, questions of seriousness and even some cakes with cell phones baked into cakes. Now, we get a Clown Travel Agency.

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.

Terry Gilliam gets his next project back up and running after the death of Heath Ledger.

Heath Ledger’s out-of-date will could have caused problems, but it appears that it will not.

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

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

Three actors will pay tribute to the late Heath Ledger with performances in his final film.

We can’t find anything newsworthy, so we thought we’d just play around on YouTube today.

Terry Gilliam and co. tease us with a still from his upcoming on-the-ropes production.

Medical examiner confirms that Ledger’s death was perscription drug related, but accidental.

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

I’m all hopped up on Heath Ledger news right now, and it’s pissing me off from every angle.

I know I’m stepping into a bear trap with this, but someone has to say it…

Director Terry Gilliam is doing everything he can to save Heath Ledger’s final film, even if that means digitally recreating the late actor…

Heath Ledger first stole our hearts in 1999 with his role as Patrick Verona in director Gil Junger’s Ten Things I Hate About You.

From black to white, Warner Brothers has chosen to honor their fallen star.

Charles Roven, producer of The Dark Knight, gave an official statement on Heath Ledger’s death.

Those nut-jobs at the Westboro Baptist Church are at it again…