The comic book bigwig spoke about his plans to expand the DC universe during an interview with GamesRadar+. As Gunn, co-CEO ...

It's the game director of WB Montreal, Geoff Ellenor, who, along with the WB logos on the elevator, gives credence to the story that these images really come from inside the building.

Earlier today, WB Games started a 72-hour countdown livestream for a pre-E3 reveal of an unannounced game, showing only a looping snippet of a pit crew working on a souped up race car.

— WB Games Montréal (@WBGamesMTL) January 9, 2020 You can see half the logo on the studio’s Facebook page while the rest of it has been uploaded to the studio’s Instagram and Twitter accounts.

Back in September of last year, WB Games Montreal posted the same “Capture the Knight” slogan and a mysterious video shortly after celebrating Batman’s 80th anniversary.

In a move that feels downright insulting given the franchise’s history, WB Games has confirmed that rather than an expansive ...

You can read more about the game from WB Games Montreal below. A look at the main logo for Gotham Knights, courtesy of WB Games Montreal.

We can think of at least 47 reasons why you should tune in to IGN tomorrow for WB Games' special reveal happening this Thursday, June 7 at 10 a.m. PT (1 p.m. ET, 6 p.m. UK, Friday, June 8 at 3 a.m ...