For those of you who don't know, just before the release of the, well let's just call it less-than-overwhelming film, Batman & Robin, director Joel Schumacher had plans for a fifth Batman film ...

After this meeting between Schumacher and Cage – which must have taken place in 1997 at the very latest – Protosevich started work on the script for the sequel that he was calling Batman ...

DC Comic’s Batman has won a trademark bat-tle with an Italian clothing retailer after Europe's second-top court sided with an EU patent office, ruling that the Batman logo is distinctive enough ...

So, Batman Triumphant could've seen George Clooney's hero facing off with a villain played by either Nicolas Cage, Steve Buscemi, Ewan McGregor or Jeff Goldblum.

Eventually, “Batman And Robin” came along, souring everyone on the franchise, and, just like that, Schumacher’s relationship with Warner Bros. dissolved, leaving behind both the “Batman ...

The Batman Triumphant script by Mark Protosevich (who you might remember from I Am Legend, Thor, and the unnecessary Spike Lee Oldboy remake) brought back all the usual faces.