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Snake Pit Studios is Batman and Catwoman

Batman has one of the best and most eclectic supporting casts, including his hall of fame rogues gallery, and the team at Rocksteady (and hopefully the team at WB Montreal) did an amazing job of capturing the essence of all those characters. Well, except for Bane, but Arkham Origins is hopefully righting that ship. Here are some of the best Arkham Asylum, City, and Origins based cosplay I could find. I'm always open to suggestions, so if you have more you think should be featured, make sure to send them our way. 

Camillitette is Catwoman, Hakuku is Harley Quinn, Bheng is Poison Ivy | Photo by: Tony Quan

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Ormeli is Poison Ivy | Photo by: E.Satanovskiy

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Timothy Tracy released owing to insufficient evidence to support charges of trying to destabilise country after disputed poll

Venezuela has released and expelled a Us film-maker who was imprisoned on charges of fomenting unrest after the presidential election earlier this year.

Timothy Tracy was said to be on a flight to Miami after spending more than a month in detention, part of it in one of Venezuela's most notorious prisons, Globovision reported.

His lawyer, Daniel Rosales, was cited as saying the 35-year-old was released because there was not sufficient evidence to hold him.

The Us embassy was initially unable to confirm the report. "We are unable to release personal details on anyone without their consent," a consular official said. "We may be able to tell you more later."

Tracy reportedly arrived in Venezuela almost two years ago to make a documentary about the political situation.

He was arrested in late...

Maduro government accuses Us of being behind post-election violence and insists Tracy was plotting to destabilise Venezuela

Venezuela's government has rejected comments by Barack Obama about the country's political crisis and the arrest of a Us film-maker, accusing Washington of being behind violence that has followed the recent presidential election.

During his visit to Latin America, Obama said the allegations against documentary film-maker Tim Tracy, 35, were "ridiculous."

But Venezuela's interior minister, Miguel Rodríguez Torres, has insisted that intelligence agents tracking Tracy since late 2012 had uncovered ample evidence he was plotting with militant anti-government factions to destabilise the country.

"When you want to do intelligence work in another country, all those big powers who do this type of spying, they often use the facade of a film-maker, documentary-maker, photographer or journalist," Rodríguez Torres told state TV. "Because with that facade, they can go anywhere, penetrate any place."

Obama's comments about Tracy,...

President Maduro orders Tracy's detention on suspicions that he had channelled Us money to anti-government protesters

Timothy Tracy was a little-known filmmaker until he was thrown into the international spotlight by the Venezuelan government and accused of working for Us intelligence.

President Nicolás Maduro ordered Tracy's detention on Thursday on suspicions that the 35-year-old American had channelled Us money to student protestors and instigated violent protests in the wake of the presidential election earlier this month.

Citing more than 500 videos as evidence, interior minister Miguel Rodríguez Torres said he had ample proof that Tracy was involved in seditious activities.

President Maduro said Tracy had visited several cities to promote violence and said that he personally ordered his arrest on suspicion of "creating violence in the cities of this country". But friends and associates dispute the claim that he was fomenting unrest.

Tracy, a graduate of Georgetown University, reportedly arrived in...