Square Enix

In addition to selling a limited edition run of black and white variant versions of its Batman: Arkham City toys at San Diego Comic-Con International this past weekend, Square Enix also debuted prototypes for upcoming The Dark Knight Rises Play Arts Kai figures...

Following up its line of Batman: Arkham Asylum action figures, Square Enix is set to put its stamp on its video game sequel, Batman: Arkham City, with new Play Arts Kai versions of Batman and Catwoman. Recently debuting on Square Enix's Japanese online store, the individual figures are currently available for preorder for ¥5,800, which is about $73 USD, (although most preorder sites in the US are

Office Supplies: Icon Heroes' upcoming Castle Grayskull Business Card Holder and He-Man Power Sword Letter Opener won't totally turn your office into Eternia, but they're a start. Creators: In an effort to deliver the highest quality version of the upcoming enhanced digital edition of Cerebus: High Society, Dave Sim is reaching out to owners of his original art to send him high quality scans of t

ComicsAlliance made its first trek to the Electronic Games Expo 2012 this past week, taking in a bevy of comic book and superhero related titles including The Avengers: Battle For Earth, the reimagined Batman: Arkham City Armored Edition for Nintendo's upcoming Wii U console, plus Injustice: Gods Among Us, Lego Batman 2: DC Superheroes, The Amazing Spider-Man game, Young Justice: Legacy and many o

DC Direct and Mattel may have already put their respective stamps on the Batman: Arkham Asylum videogame and moved on to toys based on its sequel, Batman: Arkham City, but it looks like Square Enix still isn't done mining Rocksteady's first game for highly articulated action figure-age...

Following in the footsteps of their Game of Thrones RPG video, Collegehumor returns with a 16-bit Square/Enix-style RPG reimagining of the complete Battlestar Galactica series on Syfy. It's an abbreviated retelling, to be sure, but BSG fans (and critics) will enjoy the shoutouts to controversial plot twists like the Final Five Cylons and whatever the hell happened in the finale...

DC Direct and Mattel have put their respective action figure stamps on Rocksteady Studios' Batman: Arkham Asylum and upcoming Batman: Arkham City games stateside, but for those who crave even more action figure goodness, Japan's Square Enix Play Arts Kai line has you covered with new Arkham Asylum figures of Batman and Joker coming early in 2012...

Interactive comics aren't always awesome. There's a certain elegant simplicity to soaking up most sequential art and adulterating that experience with new elements doesn't always seem justified. When the publisher behind the Final Fantasy series comes a' calling with a free, good faith effort in the arena of blending videogames and manga -- two things they're good at -- it's worth giving their off

While it's not quite as robust as Viz Media's iPad app, Multimedia company Square Enix has launched a new e-manga online storefront in for North American fans, offering early volumes of Full Metal Alchemist, Soul Eater, The Record of Fallen Vampire and Yumekuikenbun: Nightmare Inspector for a limited introductory price of $5...

As far as suits were concerned, in the early 2000s manga (and anime) were the next big thing. Aside from the occasional nagging quality issues, most comic fans couldn't complain. The market may have become flooded and bookstore space may have competed with traditional graphic novels, but by golly, stuff was finally widely available...