DC has revealed Chris Burnham's cover art for the upcoming relaunched Batman Incorporated #1, scheduled to hit stores in May. Here's a look at Bruce and Damian in the crosshairs of a mystery villain as Batman Inc. joins the New 52''s "second wave."

Wave 3 of Mattel's Batman Legacy action figures goes ranges from the Golden Age through the present, with first appearance Batman and Catwoman figures, and the Arkham City editions of Nightwing and Harley Quinn.

These 6-inch scale action figures draw inspiration from the editorial heritage of the brand (comic style). Each figure is highly detailed and articulated for Batman fans! The theme for the Batman Legacy is "Batman through the ages." Each figure comes with a unique display stand and an 6 3/4 x 10 1/4-inch poster of a comic book cover in which the character appeared.

• Batman (First Appearance)
• Catwoman (First Appearance)
• Harley Quinn (Arkham City)
• Nightwing (Arkham City)

Here's a look at Batman and Robin #6 from writer Peter J. Tomasi and artists Patrick Gleason and Mick Gray, in stores February 8.

As the bond between Batman and Robin deteriorates, Robin is forced by NoBody to make a life and death decision – and Batman's hunt through Gotham City to find them reaches a soul-searing moment that will push Batman to the edge!

Greg Capullo's cover art for Batman #9 shows the flip side of the Batman #4 cover, which showed Bats squarely in the sites of the Court of Owls. The time, it's Batman who's staring through the eyes of a predator now, albeit filtered through a visor. I think it's safe to say that round two will go to Batman.

Abra, abracadabra, he wants to reach out and grab ya! Batman strikes variations on a pose in these new merchandise and licensing pics from The Dark Knight Rises, as spotted by Superhero Hype readers 'RealIrOnMaN' and 'batmanofbaylor'.

The trailer for The Dark Knight Rises fueled rumors that director Christopher Nolan's third and final Batman film would explore the growing issues of income equality and the Occupy Wall Street movement, and Joseph Gordon-Levitt says that those very real issues would have a place in the movie.

Regarding scenes in the trailer such as Bane's chanting minion's and Catwoman's very pointed comment's to Bruce Wayne about "having so much" and "leaving so little for the rest of us." JG:L tells the Sundance Channel:

"You saw it, man. The trailer isn’t misleading and Nolan’s not the type of guy to create a trailer that will sell you something other than what the movie is. "

He also praised Christopher Nolan, saying he admires the director's independent spirit and how his roots in indie extend to his method of making major movies like The Dark Knight Rises:

Christopher Nolan got started with Memento and Following, and I would say that The Dark Knight has that same independent spirit, and that's what people love about it," he said. "He's able to take that sensibility and care and love for his work, and do it on a really large scale."

The Dark Knight Rises opens on July 20, 2012.

While we await the premiere of The Dark Knight Rises, fan-made video projects are already proliferating, some of such high quality that they really raise the bar for the actual film. Perhaps none more so - to date, in any case - than this opening credits sequence, featuring some audio (but no video) from the DKR trailer, though mostly set to the excellent 'Suck Me Up Dub' by Massive Attack. The video itself is a very cool pastiche of still photos and mock newspaper clippings. Created by Doğan Can Gündoğdu, for a class - I'm hoping he gets an 'A,' and for that matter an editing job at Warners!

The Screen Team pays musical tribute to Batman: Arkham City with 'Moves Like Batman,' an awesome parody of Maroon 5's 'Moves Like Jagger.'

Kurtwood Smith, speaking with the press about the Blu-ray release of Dead Poets Society, updated MovieWeb about his role as Lieutenant Jim Gordon on Beware the Batman.

"We just started. We've only recorded two, before Christmas. I like the general thrust of the show. It's early in the Batman story. Commissioner Gordon isn't even Commissioner yet, he's just Lieutenant Gordon. He doesn't trust Batman, even though they kind of end up helping each other out on an early case. Batman, in a lot of ways, is learning his way, and the relationship between he and Alfred is developing. It's fun and it's kind of straight in that regard, as opposed to being campy. I think it's going to be good, but it won't be out for at least a year or so."

Beware the Batman is set to debut on the Cartoon Network in 2013, as part of the DC Nation programming block.