The ratings for the premiere episode of Teen Titans Go! have been been released. Overall, the episode had about 2 million viewers and in it's time period ranked #1 in the boys 2-11,  6-11, 9-14, and male teen categories. The show also beat out all of it's competitors on Disney XD where it had two times the amount of viewers and Nickelodeon where it had three times the amount of viewers. The 2 million viewers that the Teen Titans Go! premiere raked in improved Cartoon Network's viewership in that timeslot…

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Frank Miller's original art for The Dark Knight Returns has been put up for auction by Heritage Auctions. Starting at an opening bid of $10,000 you can possibly own what is called "Splash Page 36" which shows a severely wounded Bruce and Carrie Kelley in a tender embrace. The piece is signed by inker Klaus Janson.     The second piece of art also has an opening bid of $10,000 and is being called "Clark Kent/Bruce Wayne Page 14 Original Art" which pretty much…

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Peter Tomasi has previously said that Carrie Kelley is sticking around the main DC continuity but neither he nor DC would confirm if she will be the new Robin. While he of course wouldn't reveal if she is going to be the new Robin, Tomasi sat down with Newsarama to talk about his experiences with Carrie, if Bruce will recruit a new sidekick, if there was any hesitation in bringing her into the New 52, and what Bruce thinks about her, amongst other things.   Newsarama: Pete,…

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  According to the gaming website Kotaku, two of their sources are saying that Batman: Arkham Origins will include a multiplayer mode.   The first source apparently told the gaming website that Origins would be called Origins and would have a Christmas theme to it. That source also said that the game would have a multiplayer mode which was confirmed by another one of their sources while Warner Bros. declined to comment on it. According to the first source, the one that initially told Kotaku about the multiplayer mode…

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  BBFB: Batman: Road to No Man's Land   0:00:00 Intro
0:01:30 Comic News
0:14:02 Detective Comics #19
0:38:55 Batman #19
0:58:46 Batman and Robin #19
1:26:31 Batgirl #19
2:26:21 BBFB
2:34:48 Closing
2:38:27 Outtakes  

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  The eighteenth episode of "Taking Flight" takes a look at a three-issue story arc that ran from Detective Comics #647-649 and introduced a new hero in The Batman Universe–The Spoiler, a.k.a. Stephanie Brown.  Come along as I close out Tim Drake's origin and first few adventures as Robin!  

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  Join Ed, Dustin, Stella and Melinda as they review Batman: Gotham by Gaslight.  

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  Story: Batman: Road to No Man's Land
Books Covered: Azrael #47-49  

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Ann Nocenti recently sat down with Newsarama to talk about Catwoman in Arkham Asylum which will be told in Catwoman #19. She also talks about Selina and the Justice League of America, Catwoman and Penguin, the upcoming Catwoman Annual, and Katana amongst other things.   Newsarama: Ann, the last issue of Catwoman showed a reunion between Catwoman and Batman. How would you describe their relationship and what that scene meant?   Ann Nocenti: I think writers process their own experiences through the characters and situations…

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  Wonder Women! traces the birth, evolution, and legacy of Wonder Woman.  This documentary looks at how popular representations of powerful women often reflect society’s anxieties about women’s liberation, from the birth of the first comic book superheroines in the 1940s to today’s blockbusters with female leads.   The best films, no matter the genre, are those that make you revisit your standing opinion (on a character, story, etc.) and change it, perhaps for the better.  I would not consider myself a…

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