"Batman" sentenced to 23 years for distributing meth

Gfest figured out how Bruce Wayne made his billions and built that sweet batcave.

The ringleader of the state's largest-ever uncovered meth ring has been sentenced to 23 years in prison.

Christopher Stewart of Walthall County, also known as "Batman," was sentenced to 278 months in a federal prison Tuesday by Judge Keith Starrett.

How to Get Your Own Batcave Entrance - Bruce Wayne Style

Whether you were looking inside Wayne Manor, watching Scooby Doo, or reading The Runaways, you know you were intrigued by the idea of having a secret passageway in your own home.  Well with a little work, and the right contractor, we can now all build ourselves a truly proper Batcave.  Because if you want that Bruce Wayne - Batman style in your own Stately Manor, you HAVE to have a secret entrance to your Batcave.

Enter the geniouses at Creative Home Engineering.  They are the world's premiere manufacturer of custom secret passages and hidden doors for your Batcave.  Head on over there to see some of the projects, like the bookcase above.  They are amazing.

Superman and the Time Masters Looking for Bruce Wayne

Jeffrey Renaud at CBR has a wonderful interview with Dan Jurgens, author of "Death of Superman" about his newest DC series "Time Masters: Vanishing Point."

In July, DC Comics will launch "Time Masters: Vanishing Point," a six-issue miniseries that will serve as a companion piece to Grant Morrison's "Batman: The Return of Bruce Wayne."

The title features Rip Hunter assembling a team of time travelers tasked with finding Batman, who has been lost in time since the final pages of "Final Crisis."

The recruitment drive went well for Rip as he has landed the services of three of the world's greatest heroes: Superman, Green Lantern and Booster Gold.

And not to add any pressure on the new Time Masters but finding Bruce Wayne will also stop Vanishing Point - the place where time ends - from tearing itself apart. gfest
To read Jeffrey Renaud's entire CBR interview with Dan Jurgens click here.

Poor Man's Batcave

Not really. Your friends at Gfest wouldn't define poverty as a $10,000 pre-fab WorkPod. 

Bruce Wayne may consider this deluxe hut/shanty a gigantic step down from the sprawling caves of Gotham, but us non-billionaires find it to be a sanctuary worthy of the title "Batcave."  Albeit, a little pricey for a batcave (your basement or your parents basement might do just fine without the $10,000 price-tag).

If you have some pocket change laying around burning a whole in your pocket, you can find out more information and view more pictures of the WorkPod at ecospace studios.