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Clayface Easter eggs: 17 DC and Batman references you might have missed
The recent DCU film, Clayface, is packed with Easter eggs and references to the wider DC universe and Batman. These include locations like The Narrows and Amusement Mile, characters such as Joker and Harvey Dent, and nods to iconic comic storylines like 'One Bad Day' and 'The Killing Joke'. The film also features props from Tim Burton's 1989 Batman and mentions of the Gotham Gazette and Gotham Knights.
The assassination of Bruce Wayne, Absolute Justice, and more reveals from DC's NYCC panels
DC Comics revealed major upcoming storylines and new series at New York Comic Con, focusing on both its mainline DC continuity and the Absolute Universe. Key announcements include a new Batman arc where Bruce Wayne is assassinated, the expansion of the Absolute Universe with a major crossover, and new solo series for characters like Starfire, Vixen, and Static.
Clayface star Tom Rhys Harries lets slip that Matt Hagen knows Batman is in Gotham during the DCU movie: "We have…
Clayface star Tom Rhys Harries has hinted that Batman is present in Gotham within the upcoming DCU movie. While discussing the film's footage, Harries suggested that characters Matt Hagen and Dr. Caitlin Bates discuss Batman's presence. This has led to speculation among fans that the Caped Crusader will be a part of the villain's origin story, even if Robert Pattinson's Batman is not involved.
Batman Day – “Endure”
This article discusses a scene from "The Dark Knight" movie where Bruce Wayne seeks advice from Alfred regarding the Joker's actions. It uses this moment to explore themes of character and decision-making.
Lanterns fans are growing more suspicious of Sheriff Kane, but they don't think she's the Manhunter
Fans of the HBO Max series Lanterns are increasingly suspicious of Sheriff Kerry Kane, portrayed by Kelly MacDonald, believing she is hiding secrets. Theories suggest Kane may have lied to Hal Jordan about him mentioning Sinestro's name to manipulate him, and her unusual behavior at the hospital further fuels these suspicions. While fans don't believe she is the Manhunter, they are convinced she is not who she claims to be.
Lanterns and Batman might have another thing in common, as DC fans think one major character is from Gotham
Fans are speculating that Kerry, a character in the new DCU show Lanterns, might be from Gotham City, the same place Batman resides. This theory is fueled by her mentioning "Barb" to a police commissioner and her last name, Kane, which is historically linked to Batman's family. The article also notes other Gotham connections within the show, such as a poster for Janus Cosmetics, owned by Batman villain Black Mask.
Lanterns is already dropping breadcrumbs for an iconic Batman villain
The new DC series Lanterns has already begun hinting at the appearance of an iconic Batman villain. An Easter egg in the first episode features a poster for Janus Cosmetics, a brand owned by Roman Sionis, also known as Black Mask. This suggests the character's potential introduction into the DC Universe, following previous appearances in other media.
Lego Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight Preview – Back in bats
TT Games is set to release Lego Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight, aiming to be the definitive Lego Batman experience by drawing from 70 years of the character's history. The preview highlights fast-paced combat inspired by the Arkham series, numerous comedic moments, and an open-world Gotham City filled with activities. The game is scheduled for release on May 22nd.
LEGO Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight hands-on report
LEGO Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight offers a comedic yet respectful take on Batman's history, blending classic lore with modern influences. The game features a remix of iconic storylines, drawing inspiration from comics, TV, films, and other video games like the Batman: Arkham series. It will launch on PlayStation 5 on May 22 and supports both single-player and local co-op modes.
SPOILER WARNING – Geeky Sweetie
This review of Joker: Folie à Deux contains major spoilers and discusses the film's chaotic energy, which seemed to spill into the real world on opening night. The reviewer found Arthur Fleck's descent and the blurred lines between reality and fantasy compelling, though the musical aspect and Harvey Dent's casting were disappointing. The film's transition from a humanized Joker to a classic one, and the missed opportunity to explore the potential half-brother relationship between Arthur and Bruce Wayne, are also discussed.