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Batman: Arkham City is so [batman], if Batman loved [batmanning] Catwoman as much as I loved [batmanning] Catwoman, he'd [batman] himself with joy! 

From the start the threat is amped to [batman] levels. You can [batman] anywhere you want and [batman] just about anybody you feel like. Even when I first [batmanned] Harley, I thought I could get [batmanned] by her thugs. But, when I turned the tables and [batmanned] all of them, and rescued all the [batmans], I've never [batmanned] more like Batman.

Click this link to go to iTunes with the first official preview of The Avengers.

I can't believe we have to wait until May to see this.

On the other hand, we only have to wait until May to see this!

Questions? Comments? Change of pants?

A nice candid photo of Russel Crowe as Jor-El in MAN OF STEEL has popped up online.

Personally, I kind of dig this costume. It's nearly identical to what Superman adopts with the cape and shield, but he essentially ditches the armor for the blue costume (which seems to be) underneath.  It has a nice continuity to it.

Click the picture to be taken to SuperheroHype which has a larger versions.

Click the pictures to be taken to ComingSoon with more high quality photos.

And, yes, I did pick a photo of Black Widow first. What of it?

EW has a new Avengers laden issue hitting stands on September 30th.

If you can look past the laughably bad photoshopped cover (seriously, Bruce Banner looks like he's auditioning for True Blood), then you'll find gems like the photo to our right. Or, one of my other favorites is Black Widow and Hawkeye in action.

A while back we got our first look at Anne Hathaway as Catwoman here.

Now, we get to see what she looks like with those glowing goggles flipped up.  I'm a little surprised at how comic book-like the costume is. I don't think that mask could hide her identity any better than Clark Kent's glasses, but... well, if it's good enough for Superman...

Check it out HERE.

Dear George,

I'm what you call a die-hard fan. I was born around the same time as the original film, "Star Wars" as it was simply called back then (before it was branded with "A New Hope" and there weren't even numbers in the titles). I saw Han shoot first, a Cloud City made of only white interiors, and old-man Anakin's ghost say farewell.