The new Sideshow Harley Quinn Premium Format Figure stands 21 inches tall, weighs 9 pounds, and exudes maniacal sass. Interchangeable heads let you switch from masked glee to an unmasked, bratty, stuck out tongue. In either case, you get all of the things that make Harley Quinn so…Harley.
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Batman and Iron Man aren’t so different. They’re both rich and smart (though in different ways), and they both possess incredible technology to battle bad guys. As the above comic illustrates, they also have to deal with their own demons. Both are completely valid.
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(My Extra Life via Mashable)
We all know car seats are one of those things that comes with being a kid, but most of them can be pretty boring. Not anymore. Now there’s a Batman carseat complete with a cape and gloved hand cupholders.
Now, I don’t have a kid and so I have no idea what car seats generally run pricewise, but I’d think $150 is worth having a superhero in the back seat everywhere you go.
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Do you ever have those days when you just want some peace and quiet and to be left alone? So do superheroes. An episode on Stan Lee’s World of Heroes channel recently focused on Batman’s bad days, and you’ve got to feel sorry for the guy. Robin’s loud and annoying, he has grappling hook problems, and more. It also features a Stan Lee cameo.
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This mash-up is so spectacular it might make your head explode. Artist Abraham Lopez put together characters from Gotham City with the paintings seen in Disney’s Haunted Mansion attractions. Any Disney addict knows the memorable portraits, and Lopez has found just the right Batman hero or villain to step in for each character. Harley Quinn perched on the tightrope above Killer Croc is my favorite.
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Who wants to bet that Superman isn’t going to be super forgiving about the whole fixed points in time line? It gets old, Doctor.
(Texts from Superheroes via FB)
Fellow geeks with giant collections can understand Chris Weir. When he shopped for a home for his family in 2006 he had an important requirement: it needed to have room for his Batman memorabilia. He found the place and built his very own Bat Cave in the basement.
Over the years, he’s invested around $120,000 in Batman memorabilia. He’s got action figures, posters, and comic books. The Bat Cave trumps all of that though. Weir even installed a replica of the William Shakespeare bust that Adam West’s Bruce Wayne used to access the cave.
He spent about 2.5 years constructing the interior of the cave from styrofoam. He has a Dark Knight costume down there as well as a home theater. It’s impressive.
Check out the room in the video after the break.
It’s no secret that Catwoman likes cats, but this fan art proves she loves them. Yay fellow crazy cat ladies! Artist Caanan paired the villain with all kinds of famous cats from pop culture. Garfield, Nermal, Simon, Tom, the Cheshire Cat, and so many more. If you can’t name them all, there’s a complete list on his DeviantArt page. I don’t have the words to express how much I adore this.
(via io9)
You know that when superheroes have serious arguments they probably threaten to reveal each other’s secret identities. This example of Batman being a dick is exactly why superheroes should keep their real names to themselves.
(via Reddit)
Batman has been drawn hundreds of thousands of times, but I’ve never seen art quite like this. The way artists are constantly bringing new interpretations to the table impresses me, and I’m especially in awe of this work by Jeffrey Veregge. He’s taken familiar comic book characters like the Bat, Superman, Hellboy, Flash, and Spider-Man and presented them in straightforward, no fuss art with a Native American twist. He says,
[My work] is a reflection of a lifetime love affair with comic books, toys, TV and film. Taking my passions and blending them with my Native perspective.
Look at more cool art after the break.
