Comics News The Binquirer, August 9 Edition: New Legends of the Dark Knight lineups, Ben Affleck and Justice League, and much more! By Dan Horn August 9, 2012 - 11:27 The Binquirer isn't just an asinine pun; it's also your best source for pop-culture news. Here at the Bin, we're dedicated to making your reading experience more fulfilling, and our new aggregated news articles, The Binquirers, will keep you up to date on comic books, films, video games, and more in one frequent and concise package. Enjoy our latest installment below! DC Comics: DC has announced a new listing of creative lineups and release dates for their Legends of the Dark Knight digital series. Here they are: August 9— “A Game to Die For” written by TJ Fixman with artwork by Christopher Mitten August 16— “Slam!” Part 1 written by Joshua Fialkov with artwork by Phil Hester & Eric Gapstur                          August 23— “Slam!” Part 2 written by Joshua Fialkov with artwork by Phil Hester & Eric Gapstur     August 30— “Slam!” Part 3 written by Joshua Fialkov with artwork by Phil Hester & Eric Gapstur     September 6— “Bat-Man: The Movie” written by Andrew Dabb with artwork by Giorgio Pontrelli September 13— “Together” written by Jonathan Larsen with artwork by Tan Eng Huat September 20— “Gotham Spirit” written by Jeff Parker with artwork by Gabriel Hardman September 27— “Dungeons & Dragons” writing and artwork by Mike Oeming October 4— “Look Inside” written by Rob Williams with artwork by Juan Ryp                                   October 11— “Arkham's Ghost” Part 1 written by Joe Harris with artwork by Jason Masters                              October 18— “Arkham's Ghost” Part 2 written by Joe Harris with artwork by Jason Masters October 25— “Arkham's Ghost” Part 3 written by Joe Harris with artwork by Jason Masters Film and Television: Orange you glad we don't go bananas over every internet rumor? Everyone seemed to be talking about Ben Affleck's possible role in Warner Bros' upcoming Justice League film: Would he direct? Would he co-star as well? Well, how about neither? It looks like as everybody went rabid over the "scoop" that Affleck had been eyed for the job, Deadline, party-poopers extraordinaire, report after talking with Affleck's people that Variety's original claim of the actor/director's involvement in the film is only conjecture at best. Actually, they weren't nearly as genteel, stating that Variety's gossip is "bullshit." Affleck's camp says Ben had already passed on the movie. Doctor Who turns 50 next year, and BBC is doing something very special for the Doctor's birthday. A 90 minute Dr. Who film, entitled "An Adventure in Space and Time," has been commissioned for the occasion. You can expect to see the movie air in 2013. © Copyright 2002-2019 by Toon Doctor Inc. - All rights Reserved. All other texts, images, characters and trademarks are copyright their respective owners. Use of material in this document (including reproduction, modification, distribution, electronic transmission or republication) without prior written permission is strictly prohibited.