The Flash will soon meet up with Jay Garrick as the two pursue Eobard Thawne and his memories of the universe before the Flashpoint Paradox occurred, as well as a certain darker knight. That’d be Thomas Wayne, who donned the cape and cowl of the Batman when the Flashpoint universe saw Bruce Wayne die that night in Crime Alley, a death that split the Waynes apart and fractured both of their minds. Two Batmen, who have a mystery to solve in the wake of DC Rebirth.

I know that this is the third Injustice 2 trailer that I’ve posted this week, but hear me out: It’s a different kind of cool, unlike my horrific ice puns that I used for the Captain Cold spotlight videos. That’s because it dips into some proper comic book geekery this week, presenting a threat to Batman’s task force and Superman’s Regime that only a Justice League can fight back against: The Society.

When it comes to villains, it’s hard to top the dark knight. Generally speaking, I’d prefer to have less than capable people nursing a massive haterection for me, but Batman regularly finds himself challenged by people who can put his mental or physical prowess. Sometimes even both depending on the flavour of the week. Batman’s assorted rogues don’t exactly get …

Announced over at the Fan Expo Dallas event over the weekend, Dark Knights: Metal will reteam writer Scott Snyder with frequent artistic collaborator Greg Capullo for a story that will take place across the entire DC universe, with tie-ins to the upcoming other Batman-centric event Dark Days.

From Avengers and Marvel to Batcaves and DC Comics, as it looks like Joss Whedon will be helming a solo movie starring Batgirl in her Barbara Gordon incarnation. And that's just groovy news to start the day with.

There’s a new trailer out right now focusing on the more villanous elements that’ll be popping up in Injustice 2. It also includes copious amounts of Bane flexing, just like that time you lifted kettle-bells at gym and felt pumped afterwards, so check it out.

We’ve already had one peek at the DC’s biggest attempt to sucker-punch Marvel with their own shared universe of iconic characters, a glimpse of things to come which hinted at a film that wasn’t in dire need of a prescription for Prozac and was ready to actually crack a smile between super-powered beatdowns. That’s a flavour which continues in the first official trailer for Justice League.

Warner Bros. are busy rolling out teasers right now for a new trailer that’ll be out this weekend for Justice League, featuring the big guns of the team doing all kinds of justice stuff. Batman really really loves murdering anything anti-justice lately, so try to avoid littering when you’re in Gotham City.