Batman ’89 is the most important comic book movie ever made. It is the movie that told Hollywood and its producers, and also ...

Batman is just that big and everyone knows at least a little something about the hero. However, even with Batman being so ...

Explore the Mars Toys 1/6 scale Alfred figure from Batman 1989, featuring incredible detail and collector-worthy design. Perfect for fans looking to add a classic character to their display.

GameSpot may receive revenue from affiliate and advertising partnerships for sharing this content and from purchases through links. DC's annual celebration of Batman kicked off last week and runs ...

Fire up The Batwing and fly over to The Bradley Symphony Center for a screening of "Batman 1989" enhanced by the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra performing the legendary music by composer Danny Elfman.

It's time to return to Gotham City and not just any version, but the one that started it all for many fans. Mezco Toyz has unveiled the 5 Points Batman (1989): Series 2 Set, and it's a nostalgic love ...

Publisher Warner Bros. Games and developer TT Games have announced LEGO Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, Switch 2, and PC (Steam, Epic Games Store). It will launch in ...

The Batmobile featured in The Batman (2022) is a gritty, muscle car-inspired beast that perfectly reflects the film's grounded tone. Unlike previous high-tech versions, this Batmobile is a heavily ...

Fans of the Dark Knight who never got the opportunity to see Tim Burton's Batman movies on the big screen are in luck... unless they happen to have plans on August 25! Batman (1989) and Batman Returns ...

Tim Burton‘s iconic “Batman” (1989) and “Batman Returns” (1992) are getting the premium treatment, returning to theaters for a one-night engagement on Aug. 25 exclusively at Dolby Cinema locations.

We have to wait until 2027 to see a new Batman film on the big screen. However, in the meantime, the films that started it all are coming back to theaters this summer. Via Variety, we’ve learned that ...