Batman: Arkham City is generally considered the best game of 2011. When a title gets this type of recognition, you can expect a “Game of the Year” edition.  Unfortunately, someone ruined the original design by spewing giant pull quotes all over it (it looks like the game’s title is “10 out of 10, Starring Batman”).  What once was an awesome box cover now looks like a cheap gossip magazine from the checkout aisle.

If you have a little German heritage, or wish you did, you’ll love Albert and Marie’s DeerStein poster.  This modern take on the traditional drinking mug features just about everything you could ask for – a pretzel, beer keg, cuckoo clock, tannenbaums, and even a deer wearing lederhosen. Prost!

We’ve seen some extremely badass Star Wars fan art over the past few years. While Christopher Lee’s posters may look soft in comparison, we think they’re equally as awesome. His cartoony approach to the original trilogy is strangely satisfying and a perfect gift for any young (in age or heart) Star Wars fan. Each poster measures 16” x” 20 and will set you back $35.

We showed you the new DC Logo last week, and while most of the world has hated on it, we think it’s pretty good. The comic book giant just released a preview of how the logo will adapt to each DC series. The new identity was also built with the digital age in mind, as it will be animated in interactive platforms. Hopefully these sweet visuals will dry up all of the haterade out there.

Since its creation in 1940, DC Comics has changed its logo eight times. In 2005, they replaced their recognizable “bullet” logo that had been around since 1976 with the “Spin” icon. After a brief six-year period, it appears DC may already be sick of that identity, as they have applied for a trademark of a ninth logo.

Graphic designers and Comic Sans are sworn enemies. However, if you are partially blind and feel that there is nothing wrong with the font, you should head over to the Comic Sans Project. You’ll see how some of the world’s most recognizable logos would look if they featured the cheesy typeface. Warning: you might not want to view this page on any empty stomach.

If you love Star Wars and the Art Deco movement, well, you’re a rare breed. Regardless, this poster is perfect for nerds and fine art fans alike. Officially licensed by Lucasfilm, you can get this throwback 24” x 36” poster for $30 at ThinkGeek.

With Halloween in the books (single tear), we thought it was appropriate to post one last related article. Design website Very Small Array has put together this infographic of which monster might be coming after you, depending where you’re located. While they don’t reference their source(s), it seems apparent they were influenced by popular horror movies.

Forget Central Park and Times Square, next time you head to New York City make sure you bring this “Nerd Guide.” Featuring everything from the Ghostbuster’s Headquarters to Spider-Man’s apartment, this map will have you going to the only tourist locations that matter. BuzzFeed created this awesome guide which features places from movies, TV shows, comic books, and video games.

As rumors swirl about a fourth 'Jurassic Park' movie, we’ve got a great idea for the plot: give the dinosaurs genetically-engineered superpowers!