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Batman: The Imposter

Batman: The Imposter

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Batman: the Imposter is a thrilling three-book compilation that shows the audience the early days of the caped crusader. It was first released last year as a limited-run series, but now all issues can be bought in one compilation. The world’s greatest detective had to start somewhere before he became the human who could beat titans. Andrea Sorrentino‘s art style captures the essence of Mattson Tomlin’s writing. They have refreshing chemistry when narrating this dark and gritty tale. Even though this comic is not related to the Fear the Batman film, they capture the same mood that will make the bibliophile feel they are related even if they are not. DC Comics released a trailer to hype you to buy a copy of this Black Label book. Batman: The Imposter Trailer In this Graphic Novel, Bruce Wayne is just a few months into his career as Batman. As days went by, he has been a fast learner because he has developed as a crime fighter. Gotham experienced some improvement since

Stephen Amell Proposed Bruce Wayne Name Drop On Arrow

Stephen Amell Proposed Bruce Wayne Name Drop On Arrow

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So, in a recent episode, the DC Comics/CW show Arrow did a major name drop of a character: Bruce Wayne. The Arrowverse as its called has stated that more or less the Arrow was the first “superhero” in the modern world (the JSA was revealed to be a real thing in the 40’s, but that was the past, not the present), and thus, heroes like Batman didn’t exist. Yet, Bruce Wayne is now confirmed to be in the world. Ironically though, the writers didn’t put in Bruce Wayne for the name drop. Star Stephen Amell did. “The original version of that script, which came out right before Comic-Con, it was just Oliver referencing a famous name,” he revealed to Comic Book Resources. “I can’t remember what the placeholder was. I think it might have been Justin Bieber. I looked at it, and I thought to myself, ‘This is a cool opportunity.’ I talked with Greg Berlanti about it, and Greg said, ‘You know, I think that it would behoove you to

David Mozouz Teases Doppleganger Story For Gotham

David Mozouz Teases Doppleganger Story For Gotham

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One of the big surprises at the end of Season 02 of Gotham was the reveal that one of Dr. Hugo Strange’s “experiments” was making a clone of Bruce Wayne. According to those behind the scenes, this doppleganger will indeed be a big part of Season 03 of the show which is set to air in September. David Mozouz, who will play the “two” Bruce’s, teased what the doppelganger meant for Bruce to Comicbook.com, and how unlike him he actually is: “In terms of fun, definitely the doppelganger has been more fun to play,” he said. “I don’t want to give too much away, but this character is nothing like Bruce Wayne. The only similarity that they have is that they look shockingly like David Mazouz. Everything else about them, they think differently, they talk differently, they walk differently, they communicate differently. He’s pretty weird, the other guy.” Mozouz also noted that it was a challenge playing the two different Bruce’s, as they were different characters and thus needed to

Batman Returns To Arkham In HD Game Collection

Batman Returns To Arkham In HD Game Collection

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Around the time of release for last year’s Arkham Knight, the concluding chapter in Rocksteady’s Batman game series, word began to spread that work was underway to give their first two entries in the series a HD upgrade for the current console generation. Confirmation of this release has arrived with the announcement of Batman: Return to Arkham, a set containing HD upgrades of both Asylum and City with the addition of all DLC that was released for both titles. Fans can expect to revisit the first two chapters of the Arkham saga with updated visuals when Batman: Return to Arkham releases July 26th for Playstation 4 and Xbox One. View the trailer here.