Expert LEGO builder Peerk Krueger has rolled out three new motorized Batman designs, with the hope of adding them to the LEGO Gotham arsenal. The Tumblers -- featured in black and camo -- rumble around decked out with working LED lights, while The Bat "hovers" with moving rotors. Krueger has put up proposals on Cuusoo for both vehicles, which means the two replicas may not be relegated to one-off status.

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Warner Brothers, you sure know how to get DC fans excited, don't you?

Reportedly, they've offered the director's chair for the Justice League movie to Ben Affleck. Say what?

Marvel's done nicely overall picking unique filmmakers with solid genre experience, and Joss Whedon certainly knew what he was doing on The Avengers.

For some reason, WB still has "gritty reboot" on the brain if they want The Town director and former Daredevil Affleck to lead the League.

Regardless of how Affleck would do if he accepts, it's a risky move for Warners, and feels like a big middle-finger salute to DC fans hoping for a geek director who will do these heroes justice.

Who would you want to see in charge of the JLA movie?

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How would the Dark Knight take down the Earth's Mightiest Heroes? Moviefone has figured out how, as Batman outwits the Avengers one by one. That's why they fight as a team, of course.

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The full-length version of Batman's stop-motion adventure is worth watching just to ponder the painstaking creation process.

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A Batman motorcycle suit for $1600 bucks? Yes, absolutely.

Heck, just sell your motorcycle so you can afford it. Because Batman.

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It's been more than 25 years since Frank Miller released The Dark Knight Returns, but only now can we get a first look at DC's animated adaptation, starring Peter "Robocop" Weller.

The trailer, shown here, is for the first half of Miller's epic series. Don't miss it.

Batman: The Dark Knight Returns Part 1 drops on September 25, and part two will be out sometime in 2013.

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Redditor S282 has compiled a series of Batman mods for Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas into the ultimate free-roaming Dark Knight experience, including the Tumbler, Batpod, a Batcave, and the ability to glide through the air with your cape.

Arkham City might be good, but a distinct lack of high-speed Batmobile chases makes this into a pretty tempting download.

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