And while Batman: Metal #2 ended shortly after the arrival of Barbatos and the Nightmare Batmen, Teen Titans #12 kicked off the “Gotham Resistance” tie-in crossover. Gotham Resistance follows ...

The film’s biggest joke is that you’re not really a superhero unless you’ve had a movie made about you.

I’m thinking of recent action-comedies like the not-so-serious “Lego Batman Movie,” the ultra-snarky “Deadpool” and “Deadpool 2,” and now the insouciantly amusing “Teen Titans Go!

The character appears in Dark Nights: Metal #2, due out on September 13, the same day he and his Robins appear in Teen Titans #12, part one of the “Gotham Resistance” tie-in. The four-issue ...

The Batman Who Laughs, the mashup between Batman and the Joker, for the current Metal event and storyline, debuts in Dark Nights: Metal #2 in 10 days.

Beast Boy (from left), Starfire, Robin, Raven and Cyborg seek out a villain in “Teen Titans GO! to the Movies.” | WARNER BROS. Share When it comes to superhero movies, there’s a perception ...

When reviewing the movie Dumb and Dumber, Roger Ebert mentioned a moment in the movie that made him laugh so hard he embarrassed himself (spoilers: it’s the “pretty bird” scene). … ...

The cast present at Hollywood's TCL Chinese Theatre on Sunday for the 'Teen Titans Go! To the Movies' premiere included the entire crew and guest voices like Kristen Bell, Patton Oswalt and Halsey.

Following Superman, Wonder Woman and Green Lantern, Batman has not only been confirmed to appear in Teen Titans Go! to the Movies, but we also know who's voicing him.

In an anecdote sure to fuel fanboy conspiracy theories, the powers that be at Warner Bros. reportedly almost forced the makers of Teen Titans Go! To the Movies to cut a joke from the film that ...

The final victims of The Batman Who Laughs' toxins, Donna Troy and Jim ... by writer Zoë Quinn (Goddess Mode) and artist Tyler Kirkham (Teen Titans, Deathstroke), hits shelves December 4thand ...