Having captured the Joker, offed Two-Face, faked his own death, and passed the crimefighting torch to a new generation, Bruce Wayne is a man with a lot of time on his hands. So what better way to enjoy retirement than to drive this Tumbler across the US in the annual Gumball 3000 rally? Read More >>

The dream is almost a reality. The dream being that the price of tablets are so low that we can have one in every room in the house, along with four of five of them strapped to our bodies. Yes, THAT dream. Read More >>

Because we all dreamed about being Bruce Wayne once upon a time (or to this day), here's something you can get that he could never: a batman logo coffee table. Made by Charles Lushear of the Bohemian Workshop, the coffee table is carved from wood with hairpin legs and is a must for any comic book geek still living with his parents or someone who has a really understanding girlfriend (or boyfriend). Read More >>

This Christmas, watch your backs. You could be happily enjoying unwrapping your presents, when all of a sudden, the Caped Crusader comes flying through the door and starts beating the crap out of everyone. Y'know, because presents and happiness are an untold menace to the good folk of Gotham and have to be got rid of. Read More >>

Since 1940, Batman's been haunting the streets of Gotham, busting perps in ways only he can manage, but his logo, well that's changed quite a bit over the years. From the classic oval-shaped Batman Returns, to the pointy, sharp-looking Dark Knight, complete with lethal ninja death stars, here's the evolution of the iconic bat. Read More >>

Legendary Lego builder Paweł "Sariel" Kmiec is back with a remote control Technic Tumbler that will have Dark Knight fans begging the company to turn it into a real set. If crime has become an issue in your minifig town, justice has arrived. Read More >>

In case you hadn't noticed, Christmas is coming soon, and you might find yourself compelled to impersonate the Yuletide gaffer himself, Santa Claus. Read More >>

While you were watching Nolan's third and final Dark Knight flick, did you wonder how in the hell they got the Bat to do all of its hovering, darting and intimidating? Sure you did! Read More >>

The Dark Knight Rises special features footage continues to flow. After finding out how they made the amazing exploding American football field, now we find out how the Tumbler came to be. Seems it was a bunch of Brits that built it, too. Read More >>

What happens when you recut The Dark Knight Rises so it's just a movie about Bane? Awesomeness, that's what. This is Bane the Movie, a short film about a hero who fights for change against a bumbling rich man in a Halloween costume. Brilliant. Read More >>

The Dark Knight Rises was pretty incredible for many reasons, truly living up to the hype. But one of the most jaw-dropping bits was when Bane blew-up an American football stadium right at the start of a game. Here's how they actually did it. Read More >>

Up until now, secret underground lairs have been the preserve of Batman, Blofeld, and Bond (in Skyfall). Ex-property-mogul John Hunt is setting out to change that, though, by leading the charge for a rush of new TOTALLY AWESOME Batcave-esque basements being built under the roads of London. Read More >>

Batman's kitted out with a pretty badass array of gadgets -- he is the geek's superhero after all -- but what if his technology just plain failed him? What if he had to use Apple Maps? Oh the horror. [YouTube via Gizmodo Australia] Read More >>

Mark Wayne Williams, the chubby Batman who was once arrested for dangling from a building, just got arrested again and yep, he was dressed as Batman at the time of the arrest. What did he do this time? Read More >>

The first shot of the Robocop reboot's hero has been snapped, showing Joel Kinnaman kitted up in an all black robo-suit that looks more like Batman dumped into a Tron-visored world, rather than Robocop of old. Read More >>