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Warner Bros. and DC have made Batman Day a September staple for a decade, and for 2026, the occasion means a trip to the movies.

Those photos are making the rounds now, and it seems official that the Court of Owls will be featured heavily in the film—maybe even as the A-tier villain. And in the same photos, fans finally get a glimpse of Robert Pattinson,

While it appears that we'll have to wait until the long-gestating Batman: The Brave and the Bold comes to fruition to actually meet the DCU's Batman, there is an interesting Batman universe Easter egg to be found in the HBO series Lanterns. Let's break down this tease and why it could prove very significant for the DCU as a whole.

Reeves' 2008 movie was a found-footage sci-fi thriller about a group of friends caught in the middle of a monster attack in New York City. The film revitalized the found-footage format along with Paranormal Activity,

However, Batman: The Animated Series is far from the only great Batman cartoon over the years. In fact, the Caped Crusader has been front and center for several underrated shows that belong in the same conversation as Batman: The Animated Series.

Is Zach Cregger’s Batman-adjacent Gotham movie still happening? The director drops a major update on his BTAS-inspired DC Studios spec script.

Absolute Batman is officially entering a new phase as future issues prepare major changes. Read on for what's next for the ambitious comic saga.

Hot Toys has turned Arnold Schwarzenegger ’s wonderfully over-the-top villain Mr. Freeze from Batman & Robin into a seriously impressive sixth-scale figure. Yes, the 1997 comic book movie that gave us Bat-nipples,

The adaptation of the iconic comic book storyline, Batman: Knightfall, had its first part released in August. The reviews are praising the film, with some even comparing it to Mask of the Phantasm, which is often regarded as one of the best animated Batman films. While another part is due, Knightfall seems to be headed towards the hall of fame.

Adam West gave Batman a Silver Age charm that isn't often seen in superheroes media these days, but these series are just as playful as West's 60s classic.