When heroes from another dimension ask his aid in deposing a superhero turned dictator, Prince Adam agrees. Teaming up with Batman against the Superman of the Injustice Universe, He-Man and his new allies face dangerous and familiar enemies in a battle where no world is safe!

Back when Batman possessed the power of a deity and became the god of knowledge, his answer to the true nature of the Joker resulted in an impossible answer: There wasn’t just one clown prince of crime. There were three. And now it's time to reveal the truth behind that mystery.

There’s a lot of story to consume in Sean Gordon Murphy’s Batman: White Knight. Tales of heroes and villains, of action and suspense in a world where Batman may do more harm than good. What connects all of these strands together? The relationships that have been forged so far, that's what.

Wouldn’t it be great if at least one game made the effort to explain all of this jargon more clearly? Injustice 2 is hoping to be one of those select few games that actually makes the effort with its upgraded 2018 version.

With several new Justice League teams forming in the wake of the upcoming No Justice mini-series later this year, Darkseid will soon find himself thrust into a new role as he joins forces with the members of Justice League: Odyssey.

I’d like to believe that a proper Snyder Cut of Justice League exists somewhere, but that’s a fantasy of the highest order. Fortunately, a fan cut does exist and while it dosn’t fix Justice League entirely, it does make it a hell of a lot better to watch.

Oh dear, it seems yet another DC movie is headed for reshoots. Hopefully this time it will actually make the movie a better one.

That push to prove that Adam West’s Batman is the best will soon reach another milestone, as the two-fisted dispenser of justice teams up with the unlikeliest ally: Archie Freakin’ Andrews of Riverdale.