DC K.O. Knightfight’s Batman Vs Batman Throwdown Delivers An Electric Battle For Legacy (And We Don’t Know Who To Root For) (Review)

One of the best things about Knightfight is the incredible team behind it: writer Joshua Williamson, artist Dan Mora, colorist Triona Farrell, and letterer Tom Napolitano. Having already created amazing work on Superman together, seeing Williamson and Mora team up for a Batman story is a perfect match. Mora and Farrell’s collaboration truly shines, vividly bringing a futuristic Gotham City to life with a striking color palette of blues, greens, yellows, and reds. And Tom Napolitano’s lettering is exceptional, pulling you completely into the story.

Mortal Kombat 2 Star Teases Multiple Fatalities: “Some Are Going To Be Really P*ssed Off” (Exclusive)

Lewis Tan, who plays Cole Young, hinted that viewers should be prepared for major character deaths in the upcoming movie. He explained that early versions of the script had different characters dying, but the filmmakers ultimately decided that anyone could be at risk. “Nobody is safe,” Tan said. While he acknowledged that some fans won’t be happy with who dies, he also pointed out that death isn’t necessarily permanent in the story. He warned viewers that there are a lot of fatalities, but urged them not to be too upset about it.

Nintendo’s Palworld Dispute – USPTO Orders Re-Examination of “Summon-and-Battle” Patent

In his decision, Squires explained that significant doubts about whether Nintendo’s new patent is truly innovative have emerged. He pointed to existing publications by Yabe and Taura, as well as older patents, which already detail the concept of a companion character assisting a player, either controlled by the game or by the player directly. This raises the question of whether Nintendo’s recently granted patent (filed in 2023, approved in September 2025) represents a genuine advancement in technology or simply repeats ideas already found in previous work.