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Batman: The Dark Knight

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Watch as Batman’s Short-Term Memory Loss Gets In The Way Of His Crime-fighting [Video]

by Kellie Foxx-Gonzalez | 5:45 pm, July 18th, 2012

Batman might be the World’s Greatest Detective, but he sure has a horrible case of short-term memory loss! We know you were all hoping for another Dark Knight Rises clip to get you pumped for Friday, but we thought we’d end today with this bit of College Humor silliness instead. Watch as Batman makes a total fool of himself in this reenactment of Two-Face’s spree of terror in The Dark Knight!

(via College Humor.)

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Batman: Good At Fighting Crime, Awful at Lying [VIDEO]

by Kellie Foxx-Gonzalez | 5:46 pm, June 12th, 2012

For the amount of time Batman spends disguised and cleaning up crime in Gotham, he’s pretty darn bad at lying about it. Check out Pete Holmes as he parodies Batman: The Dark Knight for Front Page Films, the same folks that brought us the Batman Perfecting His Voice and If Batman Were Terrible With Riddles videos! Oh Batman, you’ve dug your hole of lies so deep not even you could grapple gun out of it.

(via College Humor.)

Review

The New 52 in Review: Week 4

by Christopher Holden | 12:31 pm, September 30th, 2011

Christopher Holden continues a series reviewing the New 52 with…

ALL-STAR WESTERN

All-Star Western opens with Jonah Hex and Amadeus Arkham teaming up to solve the mystery of a slew of Jack-the-Ripper-like murders in 1880’s era Gotham City. As per usual, Jonah Hex is portrayed perfectly by Gray and Palmiotti. However, Hex seems somewhat out of place in Gotham, regardless of the time period. If he remains the main protagonist, I hope the stories return to the plains. Arkham’s internal commentary provides an interesting perspective on the situation, as well as a deeper examination of Hex’s motivations, but ultimately Arkham’s presence proves as annoying to the reader as he seems to Jonah. The story picks up at the end with revalation of the involvement of what appears to be the Skull and Bone society. If you’re a Jonah Hex fan, I would suggest skipping this opening story arc and waiting for a more traditionally western tale to be released.

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