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Less a Batman title and more a Gotham title, 'Batman Eternal' pulls off a weekly, multi-writer, multi-artist epic story with a slew of protagonists with remarkable finesse. Fans of the Bat Family and others who call Gotham home (and even a couple who don’t) are bound to enjoy more than a few of the storylines, but only diehard fans will be able to enjoy everything the comic has to offer.

Another hit for DC Collectibles. Based off of 'Lil' Gotham' books, Batman epitomizes everything about Dustin Nguyen's loose, fun style.

'Birdman' is one of those rare films in which characters, setting, plot, music, humor, dialogue, imagery, and even meta-textual elements fit perfectly together.

An updated take on Batman’s origin story for a new generation and for the new DCU, Zero Year is a must-read for anyone who has read the first part of the series. It is masterfully told and illustrated by two veterans of their craft.

So Zack Snyder just tweeted the first look at the new Batmobile and of course the Internet goes bats**t crazy.

Harley's Joker and his partner in crime Joker's Harley have released another tribute to an iconic depiction of the Joker, Alex Ross's famous "Tango With Evil" poster. It's for sale now on his StoreEnvy shop and it's awesome.

For busy parents, back-to-school shopping can be a royal pain in the butt, especially if your kid is a geek with specific tastes. Here is a round-up of some of the latest and coolest back-to-school essentials for your kid.

I discovered these treasures on accident while looking for images to use for my post about the 6 most annoying clickbait tactics and have compiled what I thought were the funniest (or the most amusing). Enjoy!

There are some awesome selections for you to consider this week. Astro City and Star Wars released on the same day makes for excellent comic reading! I love both of these titles, so, while I hate to drop hints so early, it’s hard not to acknowledge how great these two books are

Through all his incarnations, Two-Face represents the choice everyone has of what path to go down in life.

You don’t need Zimbio to tell you that you are Captain Kirk. You don’t need thirty friends clicking “like” on your You Are Katniss meme to validate the fact that you are indeed her (or at least have the potential to be her). You are Katniss if you say you are.

Every now and then I run into things that capture the inspirational essence of what I originally intended this site, PopMythology, to be about. The following is an excerpt from a graphic novel by Dean Trippe called Something Terrible and it is one of those things.

Here is a playlist of tracks from mythic soundtracks that I use personally. I can’t tell you how many times I’ve listened to the pieces on this list. And while I use music from all genres to inspire myself for the sake of focus this post will stick to soundtracks. Consider it a sequel of sorts to my post on superhero soundtracks.

Batman faced with vast empty expanses, taken out of his element while on a road trip across America, seems to feel insignificant and more than a little bit lonely.

Batman: Arkham is a great compilation of a lead-in story from Arkham Unhinged along with a couple of really fun stories that were previously released in Batman: The Dark Knight #20 and Detective Comics #21.