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Since 1943, several actors have taken on the role of the Caped Crusader.

The Dark Knight opened amid major hype and major drama. Here's a recap of the movie, the controversy, and why the film lives up to the hype... and why it doesn't.

The recent success of The Dark Knight on the silver screen is only the latest in a long line of multimedia triumphs for the alter ego of billionaire Bruce Wayne.

The music of Batman has gone through many changes over the years, but none as controversial as the new music for Nolan's interpretation of the Caped Crusader.

Since Director Tim Burton's 1989 Batman film the franchise has introduced four different actors in the lead role

From Batman's first appearance in Detective Comics to Christopher's Nolan's The Dark Knight the appeal of DC comics' Batman always lies in Bruce Wayne's human status.

Ever wish you could be Batman, hang with Kim Possible, or battle aliens as the Blue Beetle? For voice over actor Will Friedle, these adventures are all in a day's work.

It has been three years of anticipation but finally The Dark Knight has arrived in theatres. Was It worth the wait?

A much awaited Bluray box set with nearly 18 hours of extras lets fans can relive their favorite moments from the original first four films, released from 1989 to 1997.

The recent success of The Dark Knight on the silver screen is only the latest in a long line of multimedia triumphs for the alter ego of billionaire Bruce Wayne.

The original story of the Batman, Bruce Wayne's training and how he is ultimately transformed himself into Gotham's dark protector.

Longtime Batman voice actor Kevin Conroy returns to voice the title character in Warner Home Video's Batman: Gotham Knight

The recent success of The Dark Knight on the silver screen is only the latest in a long line of multimedia triumphs for the alter ego of billionaire Bruce Wayne.

Originally created to help dispel rumours of homosexuality in the Batcave, the Batgirl character has taken on a life, and a fan base of her own in television and film.

Partner to arguably the most famous crime fighter in the world, Robin is most often seen alongside his mentor. The most well known sidekick ever, he gets screen time.

A fallible and surprisingly emotional Batman pops ups in this collection of pairings. These stripped down character driven stories hit more often than they miss.

With the latest Batman movie The Dark Knight just months away from its July 18 release, here's a look back at the first four big screen outings for the caped crusader

Adam West is one of the most famous character actors of all time. Portraying campy characters and ultimately a cheesy version of himself has been highly successful.

Many believe Batman was born when Bruce Wayne saw his parents murdered. But Batman actually began from a drawing by Renaissance artist Leonardo da Vinci.

Partner to arguably the most famous crime fighter in the world, Robin is most often seen alongside his mentor. The most well known sidekick ever, he gets screen time.

A classic run by Grant Morrison, deconstructing Bruce Wayne's character, whilst playing with some of the odder elements of Batman's history.

Batman and Robin discover that Mr Freeze is trying to cause Gothom City to endure a permanent winter, and they also have to contend with the 'seductive' Poison Ivy

With an ambitious plotline, introducing new identities behind the masks of both characters, writer Grant Morrison has revitalised the world-famous Dynamic Duo.

Movie Spin-off from the hit 60's Batman tv show with Adam West and Burt Ward starring as Batman and Robin.

Check out the teaser trailer for Batman: Gotham Knight, the six-part animated DVD from Warner Home Video. DVD hits shelves on July 8th.

Batman: Arkham Asylum offers no creative, new elements but smartly incorporates tested gameplay mechanics to offer a good game where Batman actually feels like Batman.

Harvey Two-Face is waging a war on Batman whom he blames for his current situation, and he recieves help from the Riddler who has an invention that can read people's mind

Batman's rise as an American cultural icon was a result of the character's appeal as an obsessive, non-super-powered, vigilante to fans who saw themselves in the mask.

The Batman The Complete Fifth Season is amusing kiddie fare, but shows a decline in storytelling. Strictly for Bat-fans. 5/10.

Batman: Gothic Knight is a DVD collection of six animated stories, set between the live-action Batman Begins and the upcoming The Dark Knight.

In the movie the Dark Knight Gotham wants Batman to take off his mask and reveal himself. But Gotham does not get what it wants; instead, Gotham gets what it deserves.

Gotham City is still be ravaged by crime and the police are powerless to do what is necessary. Bruce Wayne continues his crusade as Batman to rid the streets of criminals

Check out a sneak peak at the upcoming DC Comics/Warner Bros.' straight-to-DVD movie, Batman: Gotham Knight. The six-part flick comes to DVD shelves in July.

Fans loved Batman Begins, but some hated Christian Bale's "Batman Voice." With the explosive release The Dark Knight, folks are asking again. What's with the voice?

Ace the Bat-Hound debuted in the comics at almost the same time as Krypto, Superboy's dog. Ace didn't have any powers, but he helped the Dynamic Duo sniff out clues.

This Halloween turn your little superhero into a superhero. Your child will want to wear this all year long.

Batman is bringing new light to Gotham and showing that the criminals don't own the city. Then the vicious and insane Joker comes to town.

Though it is not scheduled for release until mid-July, The Dark Knight has already been reviewed by many individuals who have some interesting things to say about it.

There is no denying the fact that Jack Nicholson accomplished something special in 1989 when he portrayed The Joker. Yet, it may soon be forgotten.

Jack Napier has been set up by his boss and is destroyed by Batman. However, he reemerges as The Joker and vows to destroy Gotham City while Batman struggles to save it.

Following the monumental box office success of The Dark Knight, director Christopher Nolan has remained relatively mum on the possibility of a follow-up film.

Moviegoers often find it difficult to find a review of the recent comicbook hero movies in which comic book lingo and knowledge are not a precursor to reading.

Can 2008's most talked about film possibly live up to it's acclaim? This epic review of the epic films asks just that question.

The Dark Knight's furious pace, inordinately deep philosophy, and masterful direction will undoubtedly surprise, if not shock, even ingrained Batman and Nolan fans.

Thanks to La-La Land Records, Shirley Walker's stirring and coveted music for Batman: The Animated Series, has finally seen the light of day.

Have a Batman fan on your Christmas list? You could do a lot worse than the Batman: The Complete Animated Series DVD box set. 9/10.

Batman stalks the streets terrifying the criminal underworld, but he is about to meet is match in the form of the insane clown prince of crime, the twisted Joker.

Since his early beginnings the Joker has remained basically true to the core of his character but has also undergone a radical evolution throughout the years.

What happens to The Batman in this upcoming season? Find out here. WARNING: possible spoiler alert.

Child of Dreams is a so-so Bat tale with slick action panels. As a Japanese story adapted to English, it shows how manga translation has changed since 2003.