First created by Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo for 2017's Dark Days: The Casting comic, The Batman Who Laughs is essentially a cross between Batman and the Joker, and this grim reimagining has become something of an iconic take on Batman.
He went on to lead his own self-titled comic, The Batman Who Laughs, with Snyder writing the story and Mark 'Jock' Simpson creating some truly creepy artwork. Check that out if you want to see just how dark The Dark Knight can get. Read More...
“No good comes of laughing,” the cruel nuns who taught a young Dave Allen tell him in BBC2's upcoming biopic Dave Allen at Peace.
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But how wrong they were.
The little boy from Dublin went on to be one of his country’s best loved comics – and many of his jokes saw him get his own back on institutional religion.
Game of Thrones star Aidan Gillen takes on the role of the snappily dressed comic who died aged 68 in 2005. Read More...
As the long dark night of our Doctor Who-less year drags on we’ll happily descend on any details about 2017’s series 10 that are thrown our way, so this new set picture of Peter Capaldi signing autographs while in costume has nicely tided us over for a bit.
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And interestingly, there may actually be some new details in it – it looks to us like the Twelfth Doctor will be sporting a SLIGHTLY different look in next year’s adventures, with a slightly longer dark coat (similar to the one he wore in series 9 finale Hell Bent) and a slightly baggier, grey hoodie (whereas previously he’s mainly stuck with blue). Read More...
