Caleb Rash wanted something better than the slow-burning Batman-inspired smoke devices scattered across the internet. Those versions needed fuses or pins and took too long to fill a space. He set out to create a compact puck you could wear on a belt and trigger with one button, producing a thick cloud fast enough to hide a person or even a small vehicle in broad daylight.
Kalunn developed an interesting Batman Arkham Knight Wolverine mod that puts the legendary Marvel character into the depths of Gotham City, literally. There are two requirements though: you need to have all playable character DLCs and at least one Wolverine skin, or some skin that has claws on its hands.
Batman Beyond: Year One is a fan film by Lumis Entertainment that needs to become a streaming series of even a full-length feature should there be enough interest. Written and directed by Michael Yu, it stars Ryan Potter, Isabelle Hahn, Justin Vancho, Fiona Dorn, D.Y. Sao, Koki Tomlinson, Tony Vittorioso, Bruce Inaba, as well as Dayna Huor.
Remember the Batplane from Tim Burton’s Batman? Well, one fan decided to build a miniature remote-controlled Batwing that wouldn’t look out of place in a future film, thanks to the magic of 3D printing.
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Monolith Productions was set to release a Batman game based on Christopher Nolan’s Dark Knight trilogy, codenamed Project Apollo, but it never came to fruition, as Warner Bros. canceled the title ahead of its release. Gameplay would be similar to the Arkham game series, but with the addition of Monolith’s Nemesis System.
Set for release on June 8, priced at $449.99 USD, the LEGO ‘Batman Returns’ Batcave Shadowbox set is an official collaboration with Warner Bros. and DC, combining display pieces with familiar scenes as well as characters from the film. It includes a full miniature replica of the Batcave inside a display box with a cutout in the shape of the The Dark Knight emblem.
Some prefer the look of Tim Burton’s Batmobile, many other fans would rather have one featured in the 1966-1968 television series. One Ohio man decided to build a 1966 Batmobile replica that appears to be straight from the show, complete with functional guns on each side of the vehicle, a smokescreen, and numerous other buttons.
