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The Dark Knight has a long and troubled history with freaks dressed like clowns, so it’s no wonder that he would want to take down IT’s Pennywise the clown when he comes to torment Gotham. Adeel of Steel made it happen with this well-executed mashup trailer.

Wonder Woman leads the charge, the Flash is too young for this sh*t and Aquaman does the Bryce Harper move in our latest look at Zack Snyder’s Justice League. We’re not sure why they still look up to Superman after Dawn of Justice though.

Better late than never. Warner Bros. will finally be releasing one of the best animated movies ever made in Blu-ray. This release of Batman: Mask of the Phantasm will be in 1080p in both 16:9 and 4:3 formats. Drops this summer.

Hot Toys continues its Batman Arkham collection with a sixth scale action figure of Batman: Arkham Knight‘s titular nemesis. Aside from an array of weapons, the 13″ tall figure also comes with an alternate head and armor parts so you can turn it into the Red Hood.

Wonder Woman and her insignia are often adopted by people fighting for recognition and equality. And for good reason. Kaptainkristian traced the origins of the superhero to remind us that Diana Prince was born from a progressive and optimistic (albeit egotistical) mind.

Darth Blender mixed up footage from the old Saturday morning Super Friends cartoon series with the audio from the trailer for Justice League, and it works perfectly. In fact, we’d much rather watch this than another dark and depressing Zack Snyder flick.

Yup, another superhero origin story. But we have to hand it to DC for putting together compelling trailers for Wonder Woman, which follows the princess of the Amazons, and her rise to become a hero for all of us. We’re also excited that Patty Jenkins (Monster) directed it.

Summon the Caped Crusader with the world’s coolest nightlight. The Batman Bat-Signal Prop is loosely based on the one in Christopher Nolan’s Dark Knight trilogy. It measures 12.75” x 9” x 8” and comes with three Bat symbols: Nolan, classic and modern.

We’ve gotten to know the gods of the Marvel multiverse. Now Variant Comics tackles the deities of DC Comics. While Superman might be the ultimate force of good, morals mean nothing to the characters in this list.

Hot Toys ends the year with a bang by announcing this incredibly faithful sixth-scale action figure of the Dark Knight as he appears in the Batman: Arkham Knight video game. The 13″ tall figure comes with two faces, four pairs of hands and a ton of weapons and equipment.

The abilities of DC Comics’ speedster go way beyond running quickly – he’s the embodiment of motion and time. That said, he is a fast runner. How fast? Faster than teleportation. Because comic books. Find out more in VariantComics’ video.

After getting just the tiniest glimpse at Gal Gadot in Batman v. Superman, it’s time for another mighty crimefighter to rise. This origin story follows Diana Prince as she leaves her home on Paradise Island to take on all manner of baddies during World War I.

1960’s Batman stars Adam West, Burt Ward, and Julie Newmar voice a new, feature-length animated movie. It’s kind of refreshing to have see their quirky, lighthearted take on the characters after the truly depressing Bats we’ve been dealing with on the big screen lately.

“Now who’s the villain Flash?!” My name is Barry Allen, and I messed up big time. Unable to let go of his tragic past, Barry uses his super speed to change his childhood. He got the present that he wanted, but he literally created a whole new world to get it.

“I had no father. I was brought to life by Zeus.” “…well that’s neat.” An invincible but sheltered demigoddess, Princess Diana’s long life takes a profound turn when she learns of a Great War that could end mankind. Directed by Patty Jenkins (Monster). Drops 6/2/17.

Our first look at DC’s upcoming superteam flick has more laughs than all of Zack Snyder’s other movies combined. Perhaps the studio asked him to lighten up. It’s also got Aquaman, Wonder Woman, Cyborg, and The Flash – though Supes is still nowhere to be seen.

DC Comics hypes up its big release with a series of brief clips which walk us through each of the film’s antiheroes, from the insane but beautiful Harley Quinn, to the murderous Deadshot, to the OMGWTFBBQ El Diablo. Even government agent Amanda Waller seems to be a badass.

Part of DC Comics’ slate of new Hanna Barbera comics, Future Quest sees Jonny Quest, Harvey Birdman, Space Ghost and more team up in this updated take on classic characters. Written by Jeff Parker (Hulk, Thunderbolts, Agents of Atlas).

Like chocolate and peanut butter, these DC Comics villains and The Pixies are two great tastes that taste great together. Theme Park Monsters mashed up the trailer for Suicide Squad with both the classic 1988 track, and the haunting piano remake by Maxence Cyrin.

The bad guys forced to be good crack jokes and skulls in the latest trailer for Suicide Squad. The Joker also shows up, and if he starts causing trouble, you know who’s not far behind. We wonder what an insane person with a mallet can do that her teammates can’t.

A behind-the-scenes look at the upcoming animated adaptation of Alan Moore and Brian Bolland’s comic book Batman: The Killing Joke. Kevin Conroy, Tara Strong and Mark Hamill return as Batman, Batgirl and the Joker respectively. The movie drops Summer 2016.

Burger Fiction takes an extensive look at the way that Batman has been portrayed in the movies, cartoons, and TV series over the last 70+ years. It’s amazing how a single character has been interpreted so many different ways, yet continues to have such universal appeal.

We’re not sure you can call it a retrospective two of the movies haven’t even been released yet, but we were still drawn in by editor Miguel Branco’s excellent tribute to some of the recent appearances of DC Comics characters on the big screen.