Batman

Some fans and pop culture junkies might like to think that Superman is the most timeless and iconic of all comic book super heroes, but even the man from Krypton who can bend steel with his bare hands doesn’t have the generational reach of Batman.

Hero, vigilante, Dark Knight...Batman has been called many things. Add to that list "corporate shill."

While Batman has always been fairly brooding for a superhero, the Christopher Nolan incarnation of the Caped Crusader has taken the crime fighter to an even "darker" place. But as of today, Christian Bale is no longer the darkest Batman around. That prize goes to the fellow in the parody video below.

There is only one Batman, and that's Bruce Wayne. However, an awful lot of different actors have played the philanthropist/Caped Crusader over the years. Furthermore, belting out Batman's catchphrase "I'm Batman" has long proved popular with characters in movies and on TV who aren't necessarily wearing a bat mask. The video archivists at Gorilla Mask have compiled a supercut of "eve

If you ever wondered why Batman's faithful sidekick Robin isn't featured in the new Batman films, here's why. In this well-made spoof video from AboveAverageNetwork, The Dark Knight is about to face his nemesis Bane -- but just then Robin shows up. Worse still, it's Robin from the original 1960s 'Batman' TV show.

This guy loves Batman... like a lot. Perhaps too much. We're not certain just how long he spent on this but we probably would have given up after the first 10 minutes. Recently posted on Reddit is a table that chronicles not only Batman himself but also the various notable characters and events throughout the span of The Dark Knight's history, tracing way back from the early DC Comics era and movi

With 'The Dark Knight Rises' set to open in theaters, we're ready for anything Batman-related. First posted on Reddit by his owner, this kitty was rescued and named Rufio. And as if the name Rufio wasn't cool enough, this adorable feline has an even more awesome trait: a Bat-stache!

What do Batman, Superman, Aquaman and Robin all have in common? Well, apparently it's that they all share a ritzy villa in Miami together living the good life as retired superheroes.

When we last saw Toronto Batman, he was terrorizing random pedestrians on the street. Well, he's back, and this time he's battling none other than Spider-Man, who, by the way, is wearing a ratty (and very out of character) pair of red Converse sneakers. Who will win this epic superhero showdown? Read on and find out.

Thanks to his guttural delivery and over-the-top performance, Christian Bale's Batman has become the butt of countless jokes, spoofs and parodies. In that spirit, we present another send-up starring the Caped Crusader entitled "Batman in Real Life." This time, Batman has a hard time figuring out the whole drive-thru thing.

It can't be easy for a superhero to battle crime and protect their secret identity at the same time. This video by CollegeHumor and Front Page Films, which is entitled "Batman Blows His Cover," imagines a hilarious scenario where the poor Caped Crusader is finally found out.

Gotham City is usually dark and cloudy with a chance of crime, but you wouldn't guess Batman has the time to do the weather report amidst all that. But viewers of Fox5 in Maryland and DC got quite the surprise when The Dark Knight himself popped on screen to deliver an important message: the daily temperatures!

With the White House Correspondents' Dinner last weekend, the newest 'Dark Knight Rises' trailer getting released, and all the preparation for 'The Avengers' premiere this coming weekend, we're bound to have missed some (just "some") stuff.

Although we have told you about all sorts of creative facial hair, from massive beards to weird mustaches, nothing comes close to being as cool as this. A user posted on Reddit a photo of what he claims was a "dream" of his -- and that dream was to have a "Bat-stache."

Despite featuring a character called The Joker, 'The Dark Knight' isn't very funny. Seems quite the waste, doesn't it? Well, it turns out the seminal movie actually had plenty of chuckles. It's just you didn't know when to laugh because you didn't have a trusty laugh track to let you know where the jokes are. Thanks to one creative YouTuber, that's no longer a problem.