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Things We Saw Today

Things We Saw Today: An Epic Bat-Stache

Yup. (via Blastr

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We Can Be Heroes

DC Superhero Parents Adorably Walk Their Sidekicks to School

B Clan figured out what it would look like if all the sidekicks in the DC universe were starting their first day of preschool at the same time, i.e., adorable.

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If you liked it then you should have put a Lantern Ring on it

Kevin Feige Gives Some Very Kind Advice to Warner Bros. From His Throne of Money

If there’s anything that’s getting more skeptical side eye than the idea, four years ago, that Marvel Entertainment could pull off a three movie, two year leadup to bringing us not just the world’s first superhero team movie from the Big Two’s character stables, but the first successful one… it’s Warner Bros.’ current “me too!” effort to do make lightning strike twice.

Now, Kevin Feige, working as he does for Marvel, might not have the most insider view of the Justice League movie’s progress, but it’s nice of him to be giving advice from his position of having helmed a successful superhero franchise that’s made seven total movies and counting in about half a decade.

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Faster than a speeding bullet!

The One Thing You Don’t Change About Superman’s Origin? Zack Snyder’s Man of Steel Might Have Changed It.

We can debate how much non-superhero fans know about one of the world’s most famous superheroes but when surveying the general population, they’d probably be able to give you the gist of Superman. There are certain themes, plots, and characters central to what makes the character who he is, but if a recent magazine blurb is to be believed, Zack Snyder’s Man of Steel has altered the 75-year-old DC Comics origin in a huge way.

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Holy Rusted Metal Batman!

Meow: Watch Catwoman Cosplay Piano

It’s not nearly as dynamic or adventurous as The Walking Dead Cosplay Piano video but in episode two, we do get to see what it would be like if Catwoman was a talented pianist and hear Danny Elfman’s lovely Batman score, and that’s entertaining enough for me.

(via Jezebel)

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Holy Rusted Metal Batman!

Batman’s Rogues Gallery Poses For 1940s-Style Mugshots

These digital mugshots of Batman villains were brought to dapper, terrifying life by artist Jason Mark. He’s only done the Joker, Mr. Freeze, the Penguin and Two-Face so far, and I hazard I’m not alone when I say I’d be thrilled if he did some more.

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For great justice

Guess Which DC Nation Animated Shorts Are On Top Of This Fan-Favorite Poll

Interesting. Verrrrrry interesting. You can put your vote in here.

(via tipster Philip)

Previously in DC Nation

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Holy Rusted Metal Batman!

Disney Meets DC Comics For A Haunted Mansion Crossover

“Haunted Arkham Asylum” was a piece put together by DeviantArtist ArtistAbe. It parodies Disney’s Haunted Mansion stretch portraits originally illustrated by Marc Davis and reproduced by Clem Hill. We have to admit, ArtistAbe chose wisely when replacing the characters with Batman and his Rogues Gallery. Also? Not sure I could handle a Haunted Arkham Asylum ride…

(via io9)

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Holy Rusted Metal Batman!

DC Hints At The Return of the Joker’s Daughter, So Let’s Talk About Duela Dent

DC Comics teased a single picture this week, under the title “What’s New in The New 52 – Joker’s Daughter?!” (I’ve put the full picture below the jump.) And while a lot of you are probably thinking “ugh, what a trite idea for a female character,” I was thinking “Oh, neat, are they really going to bring back Duela Dent?

Now at this point some of you are probably going “Dent? Like… Harvey Dent? And Duela is “two”… but she’s the Joker‘s daughter?”

Yes. Come, lets talk about weird shit in comics, and a strange female character who maybe is getting a comeback, who knows?

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Allow Us To Explain

DC Comics Pulls The Plug On Executive Column After Too Many Tough Questions From Fans

DC Comics has been criticized before for their public relations responses (or non-responses, as the case may be) and a recent move has raised eyebrows yet again. Editor-In-Chief Bob Harras and Editorial Director Bobbie Chase were contributing to a monthly column to Comic Book Resources in which they answered questions from both the journalists working for CBR and fans. But in its latest installment the website announced DC would no longer be participating. And guess what? The Orson Scott Card controversy and other “tough questions” played a part.

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