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The Definitive Ranking Of Every 'Lego Batman Movie' Minifigure
The Definitive Ranking Of Every 'Lego Batman Movie' Minifigure
The Definitive Ranking Of Every 'Lego Batman Movie' Minifigure
The Lego Batman toy line has been going strong for over a decade now, but with this week's release of the Lego Batman Movie, we've seen a truly unprecedented explosion of merchandise based around the Caped Crusader's blockiest incarnation. And with that many figures, going from the Dark Knight himself all the way down to super obscure deep cuts like the Mime and March Harriet, our course here at ComicsAlliance is clear. We need to rank them. So today, we've dug through every single Lego Batman Movie minifig (and eliminated simple variations like "Batman with a slightly different face") to rank them all, worst to best.
'Birds Of Prey' TV Rewatch, Episode 12: 'Feat of Clay'
'Birds Of Prey' TV Rewatch, Episode 12: 'Feat of Clay'
'Birds Of Prey' TV Rewatch, Episode 12: 'Feat of Clay'
In this episode, which aired back-to-back with the final episode on February 19 of 2003, our heroes encounter not one but two metahuman criminals with a claim on the name Clayface; Mia Sara's Harley Quinn finally returns after a four-episode hiatus; and Ian Abercrombie's Alfred Pennyworth takes his meddling to soaring new heights. "Feat of Clay" --- get it?! --- was written by Adam Armus and Kay Foster and directed by Joe Napolitano.
James Tynion IV On The Cast Of Rebirth's 'Detective Comics'
James Tynion IV On The Cast Of Rebirth's 'Detective Comics'
James Tynion IV On The Cast Of Rebirth's 'Detective Comics'
With Detective Comics #934, James Tynion IV, Eddy Barrows, Eber Ferreira, Adriano Lucas and Marilyn Patrizio ushered the Batman Family into DC's brand-new Rebirth era --- but it's not exactly a version of the Batman Family that we've ever seen before. Instead, with a new villain in town targeting Batman's sidekicks, partners, and associates, the Dark Knight put together a new team led by Batwoman to train them to survive a conflict that has already left Azrael critically injured. But with a new team that includes classic sidekicks, new versions of old favorites, and at least one supervillain, it raises the question of just how these characters were put together. So with the second issue of his new run just over the horizon, ComicsAlliance spoke to Tynion about his choices for the new roster, his goal of redefining the relationship between Batman and Batwoman, and who his all-time favorite character is.
The Expanding Roster of 'Batman 66' Villains
The Expanding Roster of 'Batman 66' Villains
The Expanding Roster of 'Batman 66' Villains
Ever since the first issue of DC's Batman '66 comic climaxed with an honest-to-Gotham airplane chase scene that ended in a fiery explosion, it's been pretty obvious that one of the goals of that book is to do things that they never could have done on the TV show. As much as the comic has captured the tone of the series, it's also made it a point to go bigger, throwing in bigger set pieces for the action, exotic locations and stories that literally go to new places that we never saw on the show. But there's one other way that the comic has been expanding on the show that's even more interesting than just pitting Gotham City's arch-criminals against a giant crime-fighting robot. Over the past two years, writer Jeff Parker and a rotating cast of artists that includes Joe Quinones, Jonathan Case, Rubén Procopio, Sandy Jarrell and Giancarlo Caracuzzo have been introducing villains that never appeared on the show to the world of Batman '66, bringing pop-art takes of characters like Harley Quinn and Killer Croc to the comics. And they've been doing it in a way that's absolutely fascinating.
DC Collectibles Shows Off Its Massive 'Arkham City' Clayface Figure
DC Collectibles Shows Off Its Massive 'Arkham City' Clayface Figure
DC Collectibles Shows Off Its Massive 'Arkham City' Clayface Figure
Over the past few years, DC Collectibles has steadily been scaling up its 6" lines to include more and more massive villains -- especially in its Batman: Arkham video game lines. At Toy Fair 2013, you could practically hold Solomon Grundy like a baby. DCC isn't stopping there, though, and will climb to an even higher height in 2014 with its more than 13" tall Batman: Arkham City Clayface
Link Ink: Friday, January 3 2014
Link Ink: Friday, January 3 2014
Link Ink: Friday, January 3 2014
TV: Arrow will be hunting down Shrapnel when season 2 of the CW series resumes on January 15 with "Blast Radius".   Upcoming: Rob Davis' The Motherless Oven is on the way from SelfMadeHero.   TV: A new poster teasing the return of AMC's The Walking Dead series says "Don't Look Back". We assum...
Parting Shot: Disney’s ‘Haunted Mansion’ Ride Gets An Arkham Asylum Makeover
Parting Shot: Disney’s ‘Haunted Mansion’ Ride Gets An Arkham Asylum Makeover
Parting Shot: Disney’s ‘Haunted Mansion’ Ride Gets An Arkham Asylum Makeover
Inspired by prominent art from Disney's famous Haunted Mansion attraction, artist Abraham Lopez has created "Haunted Arkham Asylum," featuring Batman and other characters in his universe portrayed in "stretch art." The idea is that the images at the top seem perfectly sedate, until they are stretched to reveal a far more sinister situation than previously believed...