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SDCC 2017: Justice League Batmobile Shown

SDCC 2017: Justice League Batmobile Shown

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With the days and months counting down until Justice League arrives, many are looking to San Diego Comic Con to reveal more about what’s coming. And Warner Bros is certainly going big this year, so big in fact that they brought with them the actual Batmobile that is in the movie. A pic of it can be seen above as and via a tweet from DC Comics. This Batmobile is 8500 pounds, and has machine guns among other very Batman-like weapons and gadgets. But to make matters more fun, Mattel is making a smaller remote control version, one that can be controlled by your smartphone or tablet. “I am a huge fan of Batman and wanted to design an RC vehicle that showcased what most people would imagine it doing,” Michael Kadile, Toybox lead designer at Mattel, told The Hollywood Reporter. “Bringing the Batmobile to life has been really rewarding as a longtime fan.” You can start your pre-orders for this Batmobile (the remote control one) on Thursday.  

DC Entertainment Mourns Loss of George Barris

DC Entertainment Mourns Loss of George Barris

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If I say the name George Barris to you, it may not mean anything. But if I mention that he was the man who made the iconic Batmobile for the Batman TV series starring Adam West and Burt Ward, it may make you think something different. Outside of the stars of the show, the Batmobile was the centerpiece of Batman ’66. From it’s flame exhaust, to it’s sleek design, to the gadgets that Batman and Robin used to stop the bad guy and save the day, this Batmobile was iconic from back to front. And sadly, George Barris passed away the other day. In memory of George Barris, DC Entertainment released this statment: “George Barris was a true creative genius and we are saddened to learn of his passing. George’s design contributions to the legendary 1966 Batmobile thrilled fans of the classic Batman TV show, left an indelible mark on Batman legacy and lore, and is still recognized as one of the most iconic vehicles of all time. Growing up

Suicide Squad Set Video Shows Batmobile

Suicide Squad Set Video Shows Batmobile

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Well, it was bound to happen honestly. Especially in our day and age. Rumors have been running rampant about whether or not Batman would be in the upcoming Suicide Squad film. First there were rumors, then there were pics of Ben Affleck (who is playing Batman) in Toronto where the film is shooting. Then, there were what appeared to be flashback pics showing Joker and Harleen Quinzel (the real name of Harley Quinn), which would seem to indicate that Batman would arrive to take Joker away and thus start the circle of destruction. And now, we have a video (taken from people on the street) that shows none other than the Batmobile on the Suicide Squad set. Check it out below, it’s near the end of the video. So there you have it, Batman is indeed in Suicide Squad. The question now is, how much will he be in it? On one hand, if he’s simply a part of the Joker/Harley Quinn backstory, that’s not too bad. That and the rumored “security

Batman Arkham Knight Delayed – New Game Mode Revealed

Batman Arkham Knight Delayed – New Game Mode Revealed

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Warner Brothers and DC Entertainment today announced that Batman Arkham Knight has been delayed, as well as providing new details for the forthcoming game. Arkham Knight was originally slated for a late 2014 release on PS4, Xbox One and PC and when the first official gameplay trailer was released less than 2 weeks ago that was still the case, but in a press release from Warner Bros and DC Ent today, the release date is now slated as a vague 2015 release. It’s certainly dealt another blow for next generation games as another high profile game release misses the 2014 holiday release window following The Division & Dying Light as well as following up high profile delays for the now released Watch Dogs and the forthcoming PS4 exclusive Drive Club. To soften the blow however, Warner Bros and DC have provided a new trailer revealing a new game mode for Batman: Arkham Knight called “Batmobile Battle Mode”, which can be seen below. “Today Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment and DC Entertainment