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This is the moment The Dark Knight gets a jump start from helpful cops after his Batmobile broke down on a crime-fighting mission.

David Dastmalchian has always stolen comic book movies like 'Ant-Man' and 'The Suicide Squad.' Now he takes command of his own story, in Dark Horse's 'Count Crowley.'

“The Batman” is still going strong three weeks into its theatrical run, with a tight grip on the top spot at the box office. Robert Pattinson’s debut as the Dark Knight earned an additional $36.8 million over the weekend, according to studio estimates Sunday. It also slid past the $300…

Between Robert Pattinson and the imminent returns of Ben Affleck and Michael Keaton, the Dark Knight is suddenly everywhere. But – especially on the heels of one of Batman’s best movies yet – it’s also the perfect moment for him to take a break, writes Chris Edwards

Between Robert Pattinson and the imminent returns of Ben Affleck and Michael Keaton, the Dark Knight is suddenly everywhere. But – especially on the heels of one of Batman’s best movies yet – it’s also the perfect moment for him to take a break, writes Chris Edwards

A billionaire who dresses up as a bat to strike fear into the hearts of evildoers is back on the streets of Gotham. This time Robert Pattinson is in the batsuit in the sixth film featuring the caped crusader in the last decade alone.

Robert Pattinson is the sixth actor to star as the Dark Knight on the big screen (eighth if you count animated features) since Michael Keaton put on the cowl in Tim Burton's 1989 "Batman" and launched the Caped Crusader's modern film franchise.

“Nice outfit” said an approving Jack Nicholson to the caped crusader in Tim Burton’s 1989 movie version of Batman, resplendent in menacing black rubber with bulging pecs, a six pack and very pointy ears.

"Wow, the Batman! Or is it just Batman?" asks Selina Kyle/Catwoman in "Batman Returns," laying out a mystery that simmers beneath the surface of all the movies featuring the Dark Knight. Opening Friday, the newest one seems pretty clear as to what should be on the caped crusader's "Hello, My…

This week sees the release of "The Batman," the latest big screen take on the Dark Knight, the top dog when it comes to our cinematic superheroes.

Unrelentingly and unnecessarily bleak, "The Batman" is the darkest, heaviest big screen Batman yet, the result of years of fan demand that the Dark Knight's brooding match the weight of our world.