#bat-tank

Vintage Comic - Detective Comics #0236

Batmobiles are often designed very low to the ground, something classical. That didn’t feel fully comfortable for us. I thought the Tumbler was a revolutionary design, with the suspension very high up. I wanted to combine the two vehicles. I wanted something of a motorcycle, too: big wheels, suspension, exhausts.

And Zach Snyder has posted some pictures on his Twitter account and give us a couple more fun pictures to gaze upon and wanting more.

              And with the new Justice League movie in the works Patrick used it as a source of inspiration for the airborne drone and Batcave to have some more structure for the future of Batman and the environment and gadgets as well as vehicles to work within DC’s expanding Universe that will help create continuity for all Batman lovers and all his Villain enemies. Also, in case you missed it the Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice comes to the big screen March 25,2016! Here are some photos from AutoEvolution.com

From the blog of Chris Weston: They were the accompanying art to my pitch for an Elseworld's Batman-Enemy Ace team up, "Batman: Aces High, Jokers Wild", set during the Great War. It features Bruce Wayne as volunteer a pilot in Lescadrille Lafayette, swearing vengeance on the Hun after his parents went down with the Lusitania. The Joker's in there too as a German pilot known as the "Killer Clown", his face twisted by hideous duelling scars... and of course his squadron is nick-named "The Flying Circus" and are decked out in garish colours. Two Face is a French pilot horrifically burnt in a crash. And chucked into the mix is Enemy Ace, who becomes increasingly uncomfortable during the course of the book with "The Killer Clown's" un-chivalrous conduct in the air, and, more disturbingly, his torture of captured airmen. Sequences included The Joker's use of deadly "Smilex" gas in the trenches, which causes the allies to literally die laughing; the introduction of the Bat-tank; Wayne converting a disused, bat-filled chateau behind enemy lines into a secret hangar, complete with his "batman" Alfred serving as engineer and medic... and a Golden Age Flash cameo as a particularily speedy dispatch rider.

I thought it was a great idea. DC didn't agree.