With Christopher Nolan‘s take on Batman having come to its conclusion this past July and talks about a Justice League movie ramping up in advance of a rumored 2015 release date, speculation has been running relatively constantly about where Warner Brothers might take the Caped Crusader on his first solo adventure post-LEAGUE.
That question may have some sort of answer, one possibly revealed in a series of recently-registered domain names that directly pertain to the world of Batman. While some of these were no doubt registered merely for the sake of domain security, and while the constant inclusion of the word “Arkham” seems to hint that these may be related purely to the two video games released to roaring acclaim by developer Rocksteady, it certainly seems possible that Batman’s first solo adventure might want to cash in on the popularity of the video game brand. With a pre-established audience in the younger crowd and a whole lot of critical praise already secured, tying in with the general name/universe established in the games might not be a bad way to go. Maybe not as a strict adaptation, but fitting in around their events…
Possible? Not possible? Desireable? Undesireable? You decide. So check out the domain names below, and make sure to strike back below that with any and all thoughts you might have!
arkhamuniverse.com (Arkham Universe)
batmanarkahmuniverse.com (Batman Arkham Universe)
batmanarkhamarises.com (Batman Arkham Arises)
batmanarkhambegins.com (Batman Arkham Begins)
batmanarkhamdarkknight.com (Batman Arkham Dark Knight)
batmanarkhamknight.com (Batman Arkham Knight)
batmanarkhamlegend.com (Batman Arkham Legend)
batmanarkhamlegends.com (Batman Arkham Legends)
batmanarkhamnight.com (Batman Arkham Night)
batmanarkhamorigins.com (Batman Arkham Origins)
batmanarkhamstories.com (Batman Arkham Stories)
darkknightarkham.com (Dark Knight Arkham)
dcarkhamuniverse.com (DC Arkham Universe)
dcarkhamverse.com (DC Arkhamverse)
thearkhamuniverse.com (The Arkham Universe)
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