Though not surprising in the slightest, I was pleasantly happy to see Two-Face Year One in this week’s pull lists. I was however surprised that it was only a two parter, but then I found that it was 48 pages long, and … needless to say, as a big Harvey Dent fan, I’ll be looking forward to buying this in TPB.

But for the moment, we’ve got 48 pages worth of Harvey Dent to review, and I was once again pleasantly surprised with how this turned out.

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Holy Pizza-Face Batman! Head over to Gotham City Pizzeria, and if you know where to click (ha ha), you’ll see a trailer that features the first appearance of Two Face in the upcoming Dark Knight movie.

via Gotham City Pizzeria

More viral marketing with a big payoff. You’ll have to take the jump for this one.

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This is a shout out to all the Harvey Dent supporters in the Kansas City area. The Dentmobile will be in several locations around the area on Friday, March 21st, and you might want to get out for some photo and publicity opportunities.

Kansas City, KS
March 21st:

• 5-6:15pm
  The Plaza: Nichols Rd bet. Pennsylvania and Broadway
• 7-8:15pm
  Westport: Broadway and Westport Rd.
• 9-10pm
  Power & Light District: Grand and 14th St.

Sadly I won’t be in the areas myself until Planet ComiCon April 5 and 6th, but Major Spoilers readers in the KC area, head on down and help out the Warner Bros. viral campaign…because we all know the Dark Knight movie needs more publicity.

Oh, and if you do make it to the Dentmobile and get your picture taken, I have a prize for the first person who sends me their picture holding the Major Spoilers sign in front of the Dentmobile (no Photoshopping allowed).

via I Believe in Harvey Dent

WB is continuing the viral campaign for The Dark Knight by updating the ibelieveinharveydent.com website.

Go ahead and sign up for updates, and you’ll get this in your email.

Citizens of Gotham! The future of our city rests in your hands!

Alone, we are helpless against the thugs and killers menacing our city.

Together, we have the power to take back Gotham.

In just a few days, you’ll find out how.

Wonder what happens when you enter your phone number?

If you have been checking in with the Why So Serious website, you’ve seen the brightly lit pumpkin get brown and moldy over the last couple of weeks.

But did you ever stop to notice how much of the pumpkin was changing? It looks like it is only half the face - almost like there were two faces to be seen. If the trailer drops on Wednesday, this could be the public’s first glimpse at Two-Face as seen by those who attended Wizard World Chicago a few months ago.

via Why So Serious?

Wizard Universe has the transcript of The Dark Knight Panel that featured Christian Bale, Gary Oldman, Aaron Eckhart, and director Christopher Nolan.

This is a question for both Mr. Bale and the writers: Will you be playing up more of the “Dark Knight Detective”/criminologist angle of Batman this time? [Audience applauds]

CHRISTOPHER NOLAN: The short answer is “Yes.” The long answer is that “Batman Begins” was an origin story and the important thing was to move the story forward. In this movie, the detective stuff will help move the story along.

I can not wait for this movie to come out.

via Wizard

Apparently the discussion surrounding the hackability (for lack of a better word) of the Harvey Dent campaign website we posted earlier this week has been proven hackable and it looks like the Joker is behind it all.

Take a peek at www.ibelieveinharveydenttoo.com/ and see what that clown prince of crime has done to the site.

OR if you are daring enough, enter your email address and the code to have the image strip away pixel by pixel to reveal a shocking surprise.

Or you could just take the jump and see the results for yourself. (Personally, I’d take the jump - it’s well worth it)

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via Warner Bros.

Batman-on-Film is reporting on the scuttlebutt that is Harvey Dent. Apparently Liev Schreiber is out as the District Attorny in the upcoming Dark Knight film. So who is being considered? According to the site, Guy Pearce (who worked with Nolan on Memento) is under consideration.

Lots of back and forth on this. If done right, whoever gets the nod, could end up with a lucritive multi-film deal for years to come. So who do you want? Schreiber, Pearce, or someone else? Holla in the comments.

via Batman-on-Film (link)