Technically, it wasn’t Dracula that killed Batman in this ... In this first part, Batman faces off against Elmo Galvan, who created a high-voltage device to fight the Caped Crusader. Well, the attack ...

17,000 people jumped out of their seats at the same time, and the roof nearly came off that building. “The greatest fight I have ever seen, ever been to. It was my favourite fight ever.” ...

Calderon’s AB 942 would limit the energy credits provided to those who purchased the systems to 10 years — half the 20-year period the state had told rooftop owners they would receive.

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The Batman vs. Dracula, the 2005 animated film that takes place in the universe of 2004's criminally underrated The Batman series, is the perfect follow-up for anyone looking for a more ...

McKean's Batman looks a lot like his vampire counterpart from the Batman/Dracula series ... though he returned as Batman to continue the fight against the Magistrate. He still wore his familiar ...

In Stoker’s novel, when Jonathan Harker first meets Count Dracula at his Transylvanian castle, he’s taken in by his “courteous welcome” and “charming smile.” The nobleman has a suave ...

And no, he didn’t ask DC for permission. Batman Dracula was Warhol’s DIY tribute to the Dark Knight, shot on a 16mm Bolex camera and only ever shown at his art exhibits. Talk about the ...

People on rooftop Broadway bars called officers to ... birthday when he started seeing people pointing to the top of the “Batman Building.” He was afraid the men could’ve fallen off ...

In another world in the DC Multiverse, Dracula had a far bigger presence and a totally different enemy. On Earth-43, Vlad the Impaler fought the Batman in a trilogy of popular Elseworlds stories ...