Bat-rumour engines to maximum, Boy Wonder! We’re well overdue a solo Batman game, and while it looks like Rocksteady Games aren’t in a hurry to return to Gotham City, that doesn’t mean that a different studio is ready to take a crack at the caped crusader. Heck, the studio behind the best Arkham game, Warner Bros. Montreal, might be the team that is ready to crank out a new dark knight simulator.

From the streets of Gotham to the far reaches of space and beyond, here's a look at the best comic book covers of the week from across the industry!

Just what is Rocksteady going to reveal at the Game Awards this week? A Superman and Batman game under the title of World’s Finest? A modified version of Hitman where you play as Lex Luthor and have to sneak pieces of Kryptonite into items such as Clark Kent’s coffee or Lois Lane’s lipstick? Heck, could we even be getting the most requested game of all time, Bat-Mite: ArkhaMyxyzpytlyk Asylum? How about, and hold on to your butts here…Nothing?

Remember remember, the verst best in comic book cover art on the fifth day of November!

DC Comics is looking to remaster the landmark 1989 graphic novel Arkham Asylum: A Serious House on a Serious Earth, but they're going to need to search worldwide for the original art.

If you're a fan of Frank Miller’s Dark Knight series, then you’d probably like to have some memorabilia with which to honour the series. Merch that ain’t cheap, but trust me: It don’t shiv easy. Shhhh! Here’s a look at the Prime 1 Studio The Dark Knight III: The Master Race – Batman 1/3 Scale Statue, which happens to be huuuuuuuuuuge:

The Joker makes his long-awaited return to Neo-Gotham, and no one is safe! Will he strike at Batman, Robin, Commissioner Barbara Gordon or the original Caped Crusader himself, Bruce Wayne? Decades after his last fight with the Dark Knight, the Clown Prince of Crime returns home to take his city back once and for all.

You look at Nightwing, and you don’t just see Batman’s protege. You see a hero who is better than the caped crusader, not in his physical abilities but in his healthy mental attitude and approach to life. Whereas Bruce Wayne’s alter-ego is fuelled by the pain and regret of his childhood, Dick Grayson has overcome that torment and established himself as a vigilante with a smile. Those days are over.