NYCC '15: Dark Knight Returns 30th Anniversary Panel Video online

As one of the most influential Batman stories AND graphic novels of all time, The Dark Knight Returns certainly is getting all the attention thanks to the coming of a new sequel in Dark Knight III: The Master Race this November and "Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice" in March 2016. In fact, next year is the 30th Anniversary of the four-book series... And DC Comics had a panel just for the occasion for last weekend's New York Comic Con.

Now, they are happy to present the entire panel discussion with the likes of Jim Lee, Brian Azzarello, Klaus Janson... And Frank Miller!



Dark Knight Returns 30th Anniversary Panel – NYCC

NYCC '15: Batman: Bad Blood trailer released

Giving fans of DC Comics a taste of the next DC Universe Animated Original Movie to hit early next year, DC All Access have a preview of the newest Batman animated film coming, and it's called "Batman: Bad Blood". In what appears to be a nod and adaptation of storylines that include "Batman and Robin", Dick Grayson/ Nightwing stands in for Bruce Wayne/ Batman when he disappears, as new members of the Bat-Family appear when Gotham is under siege from new enemies.  

Check out the trailer below, straight from the NYCC.
Batman: Bad Blood (Official Trailer NYCC)
Batman: Bad Blood hits Blu-Ray and DVD sometime in 2016.

NYCC '15: Arrow & The Flash Sizzle Reel videos released by The CW

As each show begins their newest season runs, The CW has taken the opportunity to release brand new "sizzle reel" trailer videos for their hit superhero TV shows Arrow and The Flash, which are based off the DC Comics characters Green Arrow & The Flash!

Now on its fourth season and introducing a new path for Oliver Queen, Arrow sees the beginning of the Green Arrow era, mystical properties entering the Arrowverse, and some new surprises as new footage from the show premieres.


Arrow 2015 New York Comic-Con Sizzle Reel
On the side for the Scarlet Speedster, alternate universes and a new adversary in "Zoom" bring Barry Allen and his friends on a new streak of adventures for the second season of "The Flash".


The Flash 2015 New York Comic-Con Sizzle Reel
Arrow and The Flash are now airing their new seasons on The CW and on international territories.

NYCC '15: Marvel announces "Spider-Women" crossover event

Looks like the ladies of Spider-Man's world and "Spider-Verse" are going to have their very own crossover series in the "All-New, All-Different" Marvel Universe, as Marvel has announced during their All-New, All-Different Marvel panel at the New York Comic-Con that they're pairing Spider-Woman/ Jessica Drew, Silk/ Cindy Moon, and Spider-Gwen/ Gwen Stacy together for an event called "Spider-Women"!

According to the synopsis featured in Comic Book.com, the three ladies have developed a friendship following the events of Spider-Verse, and Silk and Spider-Woman are visiting Spider-Gwen in her world for a routine brunch. Unfortunately when something goes very wrong that leave Cindy and Jessica stranded in Gwen's world, the evil counterparts of Silk and Spider-Woman go to their world and cause havoc. This event will begin with the one shot Spider-Women: Alpha in Spring 2016, and will run through the three books Spider-Women, Silk, and Spider-Gwen until it culminates in Spider-Women: Omega.

DC Universe Animated Original Movies: Batman: The Killing Joke could get an "R" rating

Looks like one of the most anticipated DC Universe Animated Original Movie adaptations may be getting a more mature setup, as upcoming DC Animated film director James Tucker announced during the "Batman: Bad Blood" First Look Panel at the New York Comic Con that the animated film adaptation of "Alan Moore and Brian Bolland's "Batman: The Killing Joke" may be getting an "R Rating".

According to the story Comic Book.com, Tucker commented that Warner Bros. may allow more mature content to be done to the treatment of the film: "You know, they (WB) said we could make it R. Not saying that's what it will be, but we'll see."

Set for release sometime in 2016, The Killing Joke is hailed as one of the best Batman stories of all time, centering on one strong possible origin of his greatest nemesis  - The Joker. The graphic novel also details the Clown Prince of Crime's random and sinister attacks on The Dark Knight and his closest allies, which includes the shooting and paralysis of Barbara Gordon.