VIDEO - BATMAN DARK KNIGHTFALL Fan-Made Movie Trailer with Stop-Motion Animation

Check this out!! "Batman: Dark Knightfall" is a Batman fan-made stop-motion animation directed by Derek Kwok and Henri Wong using Batman toys. To be specific, they are HOT TOYS figures. One of the Batman Vehicles even makes an appearance. Now, this video is also mainly a teaser as they state they will be coming out with a longer movie version. Let's hope they do, this sample is pretty cool!!

BANE BREAKS BATMAN'S BACK - Lego Figure Style!

A friend sent me this picture the other day of a brand-new BATMAN LEGO T-Shirt & it totally cracks me up!! It features a graphic of the iconic moment when Bane broke Batman's back, but the image is done with Lego Toy Figures, ha ha! As we all know, this was part of the KNIGHTFALL storyline that was popular in the Batman comic books around the Spring & Summer of 1993. Remember, the sound of a back breaking is "KRAKT!!"

To The Reader Who Sent a Comment on the "Batman: Knightfall" Posting.

Early this morning while I was checking out the Bat-Blog I noticed somebody had placed a comment on the "Batman: Knightfall" posting. I read it & thought it was well-written. My intention was to accept it & add it to the many different comments that are already there. It was a very good comment. But, by accident, I hit the REJECT button instead of the POST button. So, I'm sorry & I apologize for your comment being deleted by accident. The person was "anonymous" so I don't know your name. If you read this message could you please re-send your comment. Again, I had just woke up, was kinda groggy, & like an idiot I hit the wrong button. I don't want you to think I am dissing you, ha ha! Please re-send it, Thank You.

Batman: Knightfall & Some Batman Comic Book History.

Batman: Knightfall was a story arc that ran thru all the Batman comic book titles in 1993-94. During this run they introduced 2 new characters. Azreal, who was a superhero in training & Bane, who was a major villain. The basic story is that Bane is inspired & very determined to crush Batman. To do this he starts his evil plan by releasing all the prisoners of Arkham Asylum, Gotham City's main high-security prison. The rogue list includes The Joker, Scarecrow, Firefly, Madhatter, The Ventriloquist, Victor Zsasz, & others. After their release Batman has to find & fight all of the villains thus weakening him & making him the perfect victim for Bane. Then we all know what happens next because it's a very famous moment in comic book history, Bane breaks Batman's back! Now, I know a lot of Batman fans really love this story-arc because it is very well-written & the artwork was pretty good too. But, here's the deal, I was really into collecting comic books at the time & when this cheesy event happened was when they lost me as a customer. It was such a low-class marketing move that I stopped buying comics for a really long time. That's how offended I was. After a little time had passed ( a few years, ha ha ) I eventually came back. But, the exact moment when Bane crushed Batman was when DC Comics broke my heart, ha ha!

Now, here's some recent events that happened to me. I have been debating with myself to publish this personal opinion of mine or not because it is kinda negative, I guess. But it's something I felt strongly about & I have been collecting a few images for the story when all of a sudden a Bat-Blog reader sent this video featuring some amazing animation. The short "fan film" is a home-made animation that is the entire Batman: Knightfall story arc but sort of condensed. The animation quality is very good. This guy is a very talented artist! ( Thank you Kev for sending the link ). For the readers who were into Batman around this time I'd like to know how you felt about DC Comics breaking Batman. Please leave a comment down below.