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)

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

The universally-loved Batman: Arkham City receives high praise in this video review from Giant Bomb. Although the playable Catwoman mode is singled out as being one of the game's least fun points by the reviewer, it's still exciting to see that she has variant skins because honestly, this game is just silly with them and I think that's awesome.

Check out Giant Bomb's complete review of Batman: Arkham City below.

In case you missed it, this week's Catwoman #1 and Red Hood and the Outlaws #1 did more to undermine DC's reputation as a female-friendly publisher than a dozen Dan DiDio Comic-Con panels. We're all dealing with the fallout in different ways, DC is continuing it's stance of 'if you don't like it, don't buy it' which is an odd but sadly commonplace attitude for a company in a desperate downward sales spiral.

Those of us who love comics and are therefore something of a captive audience, like artist Eric Canete, are dealing with the craziness by having a good laugh, and imagining what happens after the Cat and the Bat get their luv thang on.

Red Hood was so full of WTF that it sort of defies parodying as far as I can see - though if anyone out there wants to give it a go, by all means have at it and send me a link!

An uncostumed Anne Hathaway kicks ass as Selina Kyle in these set photos from The Dark Knight Rises. These pics from the Los Angeles set catch Hathaway in action, disarming a knifed man while a young boy looks on - all while holding onto an apple.

Disclaimer: your delivery person may not be a hot chick on a bike with guns.

The Dark Knight Rises continues filming in Pittsburgh, where fans are getting some seriously awesome footage. This latest clip features a few vehicles, but mostly we get a close-up look at Anne Hathaway's Catwoman stunt double. She's riding what will either prove to be a Catmobile or a stolen Bat-pod, and appears to be having a great time. I've seen a lot of very unhappy people behind the scenes of awesome films and television shows, so it's quite refreshing to see that every single crew member appears to be smiling.

Listen for insightful crowd commentary like "she's drinkin' water!"

"Hey Brandeen! Get the young'uns, they're makin' one of them talkin' pictures what move!"

The final installment of Christopher Nolan's Batman trilogy continues to look amazing. Check out the clip below to see some behind-the-scenes Cat-pod action!

Anne Hathaway can roll like Catwoman, and spit rhymes like you wouldn't believe. And yeah, all those leaked photos and videos, and being followed around the Pittsburgh set of The Dark Knight Rises 24/7? I could see how it might get to a girl.

An artist to her core, Hathaway has channeled her frustration into song, which she showcased on Conan on TBS last night.

"With all the stuff that's going on with Batman, the paparazzi attention's been a little intense," she said. 

"So I actually wrote a rap song about it; it's in the style of Lil Wayne."

Nothing like writing a rap song in the style of Li'l Wayne to vent your frustation. And Ms. Hathaway has mad skillz, as seen in this clip. Check it out!

Just admiring the merchandise.

Kit Quinn, Annissë Damefatale, and Tallest Silver shine as the hottest rogues in Gotham at Wizard World Anaheim.

On Friday we got our first look at Anne Hathaway as Catwoman in The Dark Knight Rises, sporting a catsuit and riding what appears to be either a Batman-inspired Catpod, or - knowing the character's penchant for catburglary - a stolen Batpod.

However, more than a few Catwoman fans, noting the Darwyn Cooke-inspired costume, asked "where's her mask?" Recent on-set photos may hold the answer. Take a look at these pictures of a woman believed to be Hathaway's stunt double, and pay special attention to what's in her hands.