Let's take a look back at the big toy news of the month, from Lego, to Hot Toys, and more.
He's played cackling madmen, kicked ass, and looked like a rich boy: is Bill Skarsgård the right guy for Batman or Joker in the DCU?
Plus, Tawny Newsome discusses the progress on her untitled Star Trek comedy series.
How long can Matt Reeves' seedy Bat-universe go without putting a spotlight on the Joker?
Todd Phillips' Joker saga took a...surprising turn, but Connor Storrie thinks the film was fated to not sit well with audiences.
Christopher Nolan was purportedly the reason it didn't make it in—and it was no longer a problem by the time the Joker sequel was coming around.
Joaquin Phoenix returns as Arthur Fleck, while Lady Gaga plays his love interest Lee Quinn. How does the sequel stack up? Well...
Everyone knows Joker's obsessed with Batman, and even Phillips thinks that fixation could be applied to his take of the villain.
Early reviews from the Joker sequel's Venice Film Festival premiere painted a mixed image of Todd Phillips and Joaquin Phoenix's follow-up.
Plus, could DC have found its Hal Jordan in Josh Brolin?
The Ryan Reynolds-Hugh Jackman hit is now the highest grossing R-rated film ever, passing Joker.
The film, which has been available digitally for almost a month, originally launched with temporary V.O. in a crucial scene.
This new Harley Quinn aims to be recognizable while also nothing like the character or the pop star playing her.
Joaquin Phoenix's Joker returns to sing, dance and fall in love in the latest trailer for Folie à Deux.
Hot Toys has reimagined the Dark Knight villain as the Dark Knight himself, Batman. With a twist.
The release of the third and final entry in the animated adaptation of Crisis on Infinite Earths comes with one last huzzah for the dearly departed actor.
Amanda Waller dances to Mori Calliope's "Go-Getters" in a sequence to rival the opening credits of Peacemaker.
The 1989 movie didn't just change the Dark Knight, it also changed how we view blockbusters and the actors who headline them.
The DC antiheroes come to the world of anime on June 27, on both Max and Hulu.
Plus, a new clip from Star Wars: The Acolyte and a bonkers look at INfernal.
