Season one of Telltale's Batman game was brilliant in the manner that it managed to craft a story which wrapped up most loose ends. A loose end who’ll soon pop his giggling face into the plot, as the Batman returns with a new look and a rebuilt base of operations just in time to stop a Riddler who really really enjoys watching SAW movies lately.

For the last time, this isn't a beautifully detailed Owl-Man action figure. It's Batman dammit! Specifically the Batman sporting a more tatcical outfit from the upcoming Justice League movie.

For a crimefighter who happens to be on the wrong end of 70, Batman is looking pretty spry these days. Reinvented and reborn countless times, the dark knight even gets to unwind for one day every year: The titular Batman day. Not this year though, because the caped crusader is stepping aside to allow one of the more memorable characters of his rogues gallery to steal the spotlight: Harley Quinn.

Last year’s Rebirth event was the first attempt for DC to get back to basics, reminding the world that heroes were now needed more than ever. This was a genuine attempt by DC to distance itself away from the grim-dark era of comic books, but the next step? What DC refers to as “evergreen” stories, graphic novels which are free of the continuity of their mainstream books.

Something is coming to the DC Multiverse. A threat of titanic proportions, a danger which even the Justice League is unprepared for: Batman. Not their Batman mind you, but rather the Batmen of a dark multiverse that is hellbent on extinguishing the light of our universe.

DC is dipping back into its collectibles for another new series, this time based on the Gotham City Garage inaction figures. Here’s the lowdown on this crazy tale: Lex Luthor is in charge of Gotham City, thanks to a project that saw the City renamed to “The Garden”. Everything is hunky dory and keeping secrets is frowned upon…by an ever-present security team led by Batman. Someone should fight back against his regime. A job that the Gotham City Garage is ready to accept.

Martha-lover, would you look at this new Batman figure from Hot Toys? Just don't mention anyone whose name rhymes with Arthur around it.

While Ben Affleck may be Batman now, Warner Bros. isn’t going to waste a chance to give Christian Bale’s caped crusader a chance to shine in a remaster. In fact, the entire trilogy is getting the 4K treatment.