Described as an "animated action-adventure comedy series" that will air on Cartoon Network and HBO Max, Batwheels will focus on the unsung heroes of the DC Universe as they get fast ‘n furious on crime.

Around a half-million on FaceBook alone have signed a petition pledging that they’ll be ready to storm the gates of Area 51 in pursuit of the truth and hot alien interspecies romance like what Mass Effect promised us. Now while we’d suggest that showing up to Area 51 with a few dozen pals and seeing if you can outrun bullets is probably a bad idea, we’d also be remiss not to suggest using a few of the best vehicles in video gaming to find the truth. Here’s what we’d rock up in, if we could afford them. Or if they were real.

Batman may have been a serious film with dark violence and mature themes at the time, but there was one aspect of the project that made everyone find their inner child and grin with joy: The Batmobile. Not just an important weapon in Batman’s arsenal, the Batmobile was an iconic part of his history and the hottest toy of the year.

Batman: Arkham Knight's Batmobile is an example of genius that was and still remains, years ahead of the curve.

No Riddler trophies, a massive new take on Gotham City and some impressively substantial content makes the rumoured Batman: Arkham Crisis sound like a game of the year contender.

Over the years, plenty of Batmobiles have been drawn, rendered and animated. Batman: White Knight may just have the best version out of all of them. Speaking to Nerdist, writer and artist Sean Murphy detailed his take on the Dark Knight’s latest vehicle.

When it comes to exotic cars, top of every geek’s wish list is not the likes of Ferrari, Lamborghini or Aston Martins, but the Batmobile. And we get a sneak peek at what to expect from it's latest iteration in the upcoming Justice League film.

Mattel have pulled out all the stops for their latest model Batmobile that was revealed at the New York Toyfair. Just look at it.