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New BATMAN INCORPORATED Action Figures from DC Direct





It looks like DC Direct is wasting no time creating action figures from DC Comics' new comic book title, BATMAN: INCORPORATED. So, here's a look at the 1st wave of toys: Batman ( Bruce Wayne ), Damian as Robin, Man of Bats, & the Knight. The basic story behind these is this: Bruce Wayne returns to Gotham City from his trip through time with a new mission - to recruit worthy heroes to don the mantle of the bat! Realizing he can't fight evil alone, Batman teams up with an array of heroes across the globe. Traveling the world, testing and training a strong team, Bruce Wayne builds a nearly unbeatable network of crime fighters. From the ongoing BATMAN, INC. series written by Grant Morrison with art by Yanick Paquette. Look for these action figures to hit stores around July 6th, 2011.

VIDEO - GRANT MORRISON INTERVIEW - Batman, Inc. Comic Book - CBR TV

Comic Book Resources' Jonah Weiland of CBR TV sits down with Writer Grant Morrison during Comic Con International to interview him about DC Comics’ brand-new “Batman, Inc.” comic book. Grant Morrison sort of explains the basic concept of Batman Inc. and his 2 year plan for the series. Plus, there's news about Damian Wayne’s role as Robin.



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New BATMAN, INC. Comic Book #1 Cover Artwork


Yesterday we showed you a picture of the new bat-suit that Batman will be wearing in the comic books but today we have a way better example ( Click on it for a larger size ). This picture shows the full-length figure of the Dark Knight & it gives you a way better idea of how the suit will look. I mean, we get to see the total costume as a whole. This is the original cover art for the first issue of "Batman, Inc." & was drawn by Yanick Paquet. I think this graphic is pretty awesome & would make an excellent poster. So, what do YOU think about it? I'm asking because this picture is a better example & gives us all a greater idea on the final look. Plus, I was just thinking: Shouldn't this be called a "uniform" instead of a "costume"? I mean, it is what he "wears to work", ha!