Legendary Lego builder Paweł "Sariel" Kmiec is back with a remote control Technic Tumbler that will have Dark Knight fans begging the company to turn it into a real set. If crime has become an issue in your minifig town, justice has arrived.

The Dark Knight Rises is finally, finally, finally almost here—and while that's great, it also means loads of promotional material. Thankfully, some of it's pretty great, like these Nokia maps of Gotham City.

They've been around for at least a year now, and all my research points to obscuring your brake lights as being very illegal. But I don't care. This is the closest my hatchback will ever get to being the batmobile.

The Dark Knight has been on DVD and Blu-ray for a while now, but it finally just hit iTunes. The best part? The 31 minutes of previously Blu-ray only bonuses can be had anywhere.

Here's a rumor that gets me excited: according to Christopher Nolan's long-time cinematographer Wally Pfister, he really wants to shoot the entirety of the next Batman movie in IMAX. And he hates 3D.

Want to own the Batpod, Batman's motorcycle from The Dark Knight? Well, this one-of-a-kind working 1:1 replica of it could be yours for a mere $100,000 or best offer. Warning: you will definitely kill yourself trying to ride it.

Warner Bros. has an interesting program that they've recently expanded a bit—mail in an old DVD movie along with $5 to swap it for the newer, Blu-ray version. After mulling it over, I think I like the idea.

It's not quite a Mission Impossible latex replace-a-face, but it'll do for these frigid times. And as with everything related to Ledger's Joker, the gravitas is off the charts. [Amazon via Great White Shark]

We're not gonna deny it—we love special effects. It ranks right up there with plot and concept as the reason why we go see movies.