Calendar Man, voiced by David Dastmalchian (The Suicide Squad, Ant-Man), seems to find an intriguing kinship with Batman, voiced by Jensen Ackles (Supernatural, The Boys) during their through-the-glass interactions at Arkham Asylum
Batman brings out the best â and sometimes worst â reactions from everyone he encounters inàBatman: The Long Halloween, Part Two. Warner Bros. Animation released four examples of those differing reactions in all new images from the film.
Produced by Warner Bros. Animation and DC, the feature-length animatedÃÂ Batman: The Long Halloween, Part TwoÃÂ will be distributed by Warner Bros. Home Entertainment on Digital starting July 27 and on Blu-ray beginning August 10.ÃÂ
The Dark KnightâÂÂs relationships donâÂÂt get much more complicated than the coupling of Batman/Bruce Wayne, voiced by Jensen Ackles (Supernatural, The Boys) and Catwoman/Selina Kyle, voiced by Naya Rivera (Glee) â as seen in this not-so-happy moment
Batman tends to bring out the best and/or worst in the people he encounters, and with the Joker, itâÂÂs usually the worst taken to an extreme. And frequently includes a weapon. Troy Baker (The Last of Us, Batman: Arkham Knight) provides the voice of Joker.
Few conversations are comfortable when it involves mob boss Carmine âÂÂThe Romanâ Falcone, voiced by Titus Welliver (Bosch), and adding Batman (Jensen Ackles) to the mix only intensifies the interaction.
It’s Thanksgiving at the Justice League of America household and things are just as awkward for them as they might be for your family. Join Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, Green Lantern, and more as they give thanks. Via the Nerdist: http://www.nerdist.com Written by Joseph M Petrick and Andrew Bowser Directed by Andrew Bowser Cast: Wonder…
This week: three manga series featuring sex and death in high school. (I don’t know about you folks, but if my high school was like some of the ones in manga series, I wouldn’t have bothered to graduate.) Case in point: Sundome by Kazuto Okada, a story about a young woman who may just be…
AP:Barry, you’re a guest at Pulp Ark. Tell us about your work in pulp that brings you to this convention. BR:Well, I’ve been writing professionally since 2003 and I’ve spent most of the past five years writing pulp. There have been five volumes in my Rook series with a sixth on the way… and over…
Are you tired of the Christmas spirit? Clifford Meth and Rufus Dayglo’s Snaked is guaranteed to wash all that away. In one of the more audacious acts of counter-programming in comics, IDW is releasing Snaked today, in the skip-ship days between December holidays. And Snaked is about as far from Christmas treacle as you can…
ABC’s HAPPY ENDINGS has always been the “little show that could”. Surviving a first season cancellation, and now ending a third with an uncertain future. We talk to stars Elisha Cuthbert and Eliza Coupe about how things are on the set – with two new episodes airing tonight (8pm ET) on ABC. Plus more…
