Gotham’s first episode back from the fall break, “Rogue’s Gallery,” appeared to take a huge step back by producing an hour of pitfalls from the shows earlier episodes, but somehow it all clicked this time. Early on, Gotham had the trend of throwing a ludicrous number of characters at you,

WB is slowly trickling out the trailers for Batman: Arkham Knight, and today we have part two of the Ace Chemicals Infiltration series. While the previous trailer featured quite a bit of actual gameplay, the newest trailers has taken the exact opposite approach. There isn’t even a hint of gameplay

Holy Alfred! Gotham’s last episode before its fall break, “Lovecraft,” was a bit uneven throughout, but Alfred finally had an outstanding showing. In previous episodes, Alfred did seem to start to come into his own, but for some reason, they balked at that notion for another character. Not in this

With Lego’s fourth video game release within the last 12 months, is Lego Batman 3 worth the purchase if you’ve played the other games? Does the game’s DC comics paint bring more to the table? How does it compare to the second Lego Batman game?   Gameplay If you’ve played

The folks over at Warner Bros. have just released the latest trailer for Batman: Arkham Knight, Ace Chemicals Infiltration. The trailer features a nice variety of gameplay in showing the Arkham Knight on his trek to tracking down Scarecrow. After getting a look at the game at E3, the game

Gotham’s latest episode, “Harvey Dent”, was pretty strong, but it could have been far better by making one minor change. This whole thing with the Gotham showrunners titling episodes with titular characters that are only on the periphery of the episode is maddening. One can’t simply title an episode with

In the latest episode of Gotham, “The Mask,” the office meets Fight Club in another scene reminiscent of the “tryouts” in The Dark Knight. There’s nothing like watching people beat each other up with common office supplies like printer toner and staples. So you want the promotion huh? Well, you’re

Gotham’s seventh episode, “Penguin’s Umbrella,” provided us with something the series has yet to deliver, a solid episode amongst the entire cast. Thus far, Gotham has given us plenty of uneven episodes and very few twists to its story; boy did that change this week. The show opens with Gordon

Gotham’s sixth episode, “Spirit Of The Goat,” sees Gotham’s one percenters being picked off by a supposed copy-cat killer from 10 years ago, The Goat. His signature? Sewing a Liberty Penny into the necks of his victims while wearing a mask that looks eerily similar to the Scarecrow’s. Will Bullock

Viper, Gotham’s fifth episode, finally shows where the show is headed. In past weeks, the show has been pretty shaky, leading to less than exciting villain reveals and awkward scenes, leaving us wondering what we were actually supposed to get out of the show. But, with strong characterization, a more

Batman returns this December in his latest adventure in the Lego Universe and I get the scoop at New York Comic Con 2014. Assistant Game Director for Lego Batman 3: Beyond Gotham Stephen Sharples gives us some details on what we will see in this sequel to this fun series.

Our latest trip to Gotham in Episode 4, “Arkham,” was met with a few uneven scenes, but the episode overall was a step up from last week. Cobblepot stole the show as usual, but we were also given another awkward villain encounter, deeper insight into the Mob war that’s about