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From within the walls of Arkham Asylum, The Joker orchestrates the most elaborate scheme of his career: create an unstoppable army of Bane-like creatures to take over Gotham City. Only Batman, using an amalgam of detective, combat and stealth skills, can end his arch-nemesis' plans.
This very special Batman Black and White statue was developed using actual character designs from the best-selling game Batman: Arkham Asylum, current holder of the Guinness World Record for "Most Critically Acclaimed Superhero Game Ever," and the winner of several industry game awards.
This statue based on the video game design measures approximately 7.25" high x 6.25" wide x 4.75" deep, is painted in monochromatic tones, features a Bat-logo-shaped base and is packaged in a black and white box.
Limited Edition. Manufactured to order.
In the explosive finale to the Arkham series, Batman faces the ultimate threat against the city that he is sworn to protect. The Scarecrow returns to unite an impressive roster of super villains, including Penguin, Two-Face and Harley Quinn, to destroy The Dark Knight forever. Batman: Arkham Knight introduces Rocksteady’s uniquely designed version of the Batmobile, which is drivable for the first time in the franchise.
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Batman: Arkham Origins - Downsampled from 3200x1800, Hide HUD, cheat engine, no clip, camera coordinates, SweetFX K-putt'e Config 1.3
Batman Arkham Asylum is an upcoming action-adventure stealth video game for Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 3, and Xbox 360, and is based on DC Comics' Batman. Follow the caped crusader as he takes on the Joker and other supervillains in the titular madhouse.
For use with the base set of Arkham Horror, now you can get those card organized!
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10 Villains We Want to See in ‘Batman: Arkham Knight’
10 Villains We Want to See in ‘Batman: Arkham Knight’ Wallpaper.
Suspended Animation Classic 50
Originally published Dec. 10th, 1989
Batman: Arkham Asylum
By R. A. Jones
This week, let’s take a look at two eagerly awaited new Batman comics which have just landed in the specialty shops.
The first of these is “Arkham Asylum”, a hand-painted, hardback book that retails for a whopping $24.95. For those not in the know, Arkham Asylum is the place where such lunatic villains as the Joker are sent to serve time. In this meandering opus, we’re told two stories: the history of the doctor who founded the asylum, and an adventure in which Batman battles the various villains who have taken over the facility.
Neither story is of any interest, and both abound with amateur pop psychology that would embarrass psychologist Joyce Brothers. It’s supposed to be profound, of course, but is really only muddled and confused. Examples? The stalwart Batman is reduced to a quivering mass of gelatin by a simple word association test, then proceeds to drive a jagged shard of glass completely through his hand for no apparent reason. Makes you wonder who should be the patient here.
The painted artwork is lovely, but just as difficult to decipher as the story. Also, whereas a normal Batman comic is suitable for nearly all ages, “Arkham Asylum”, by virtue of violence, language, and grim situations, is purely adult fare. And no adult in his right mind would care to squander $25 this way.
Only slightly more satisfying is “Gotham by Gaslight”. This $3.95 book is a “What If” adventure wherein Batman lives in the year 1889 and tangles with the notorious Jack the Ripper. Besides being the most poorly colored book of this type I’ve ever seen, it also is saddled with an incredibly trite script. Anyone who is surprised when the true identity of the Ripper is revealed should go back to reading “Dick and Jane” primers.
The Batman phenomenon has helped attract many new customers into comic book shops – but, let’s hope they pass up these two volumes in favor of one of the many good books available.
Nine people play an 8-person co-operative board game, Arkham Horror. I was Ashcan Pete; hence my goofy expression? Merci was Sister Mary; she wore our burqua for the part.
Thanks Yukari for the photo!
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Stuck in Arkham. Yeah, I know. What an awful first post. Well, I am reaching out to anyone who can break me out. I smuggled in a computer just for that. I have tried my best to reach to Killer Moth, and I hope he noticed me. I NEED HELP. I was brought in here just by some lousy ass guard who thought I was up to no good, BECAUSE I WAS "WEARING A MASK"!!!! Sure, I blew up a couple buildings here and there, BUT STILL! After being mauled by Croc, I have been taken in for some of the most god damn bullocks reasons. Reach out to me, if you can. Please. ~ScareCrow