A couple of months ago, we were shocked and disturbed when images leaked from the set of the upcoming Robocop remake revealed that the cyborg hero's iconic look had been replaced by a black-plated suit strongly resembling Batman's costume in the Christopher Nolan trilogy. We're now happy to find that new concept art has surfaced, indicating that Robocop will, somewhere down the line, get some silver armor that looks more like the original than a generic "super-suit."

Everybody loves Christopher Nolan's Batman movies, right? Ok, maybe not; but can we at least agree that everybody's seen them? Of course we can. It's with that idea in mind that we present you with photos of the armor from the upcoming reboot of RoboCop, which is currently filming in Toronto, and on track to hit theaters next summer. Supposedly the first shots of the new suit, the new movie trades in the rounded chrome plates of 80's RoboCop for a sleeker, black suit that... Wait a second: Didn't that suit come with a cape?

I am nothing if not a fan of mechs, and I am stoked to say that it is a very, very good year for mechs. As if it wasn't good enough already (it is), this mini ED-209 Robocop junkbot is just gravy. A miniscule version of its sophisticated namesake, the mini ED-209 was constructed by TGNsmith out of recycled materials like  an old computer case and some spent propane tanks welded together with some love and ingenuity. The mini ED-209 junkbot actually has a big brother junkbot that weighs over 300 pounds, but this little guy has his own distinct characteristic: He's for sale.

Earlier this month, it was rumored that Brazilian director Jose Padilha was going to be at the helm of a planned reboot of RoboCop, but there was still chatter about Darren Aronofky taking the job. Well, that didn't happen, and Padilha confirmed at the Miami International Film Festival that he's actually been attached to the movie for a while and working with screenwriter Josh Zetumer.

Remember those photos of the kid dressed as RoboCop that thoroughly charmed the Internet a few weeks back? Well, he's recently received fan mail from none other than Peter Weller, who played RoboCop in RoboCop and RoboCop 2.

Gram - You are certainly the best RoboCop of all time! Stay out of trouble - Gram - RoboCop

Artist Olly Moss is well known for his minimalist black-and-red movie posters. To promote a free summer movie series they'll be running in August, Levi's and the Alamo Drafthouse commissioned Moss to make posters for nine films in his signature style: He did not disappoint. Below, see Moss' reinterpretations of Dirty Harry, The Godfather Part II, Rocky, Convoy, RoboCop, On the Waterfront, Jackie Brown, The Blues Brothers, and There Will Be Blood. There are some clever references to the movies' happenings in a few, like the stairs in Rocky and the Genco Olive Oil Company in Godfather Part II. But you don't have to have seen the movies to appreciate these posters.

In his aptly titled work "Mt. BadA$$," DeviantARTist Fooray reimagines Mt. Rushmore as a monument not to great U.S. presidents, but to pillars of sci-fi and geekdom, with Iron Man, RoboCop, Boba Fett, and the Predator taking the places of George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Theodore Roosevelt, and Abraham Lincoln, respectively.