You may have geeked out over her when she portrayed Lois Lane in the hit WB show “Smallville” but Erica Durance gives nerds a whole new reason to lock their doors after saying goodnight to their parents.

In this week’s episode of “Harry’s Law”, Durance sports the Wonder Woman outfit which was designed for the show that never made it to production.

Assuming you made it past the images above, here are a couple of videos for you to dwell on.

This episode of “Harry’s Law” will air January 11th at 9:00pm ET.

In the latest issue of Empire Magazine, some details were given in regards to the time frame of “The Dark Knight Rises”. When we last left The Dark Knight, he told Commissioner Gordon that he would be what Gotham needed him to be. Leaving Harvey Dent to die a hero, Batman fled from the scene and left us with nothing more than the end credits.

In an interview with Empire, the film’s director, Christopher Nolan, explained where TDKR would begin:

It’s really all about finishing Batman and Bruce Wayne’s story. We left him in a very precarious place. Perhaps surprisingly for some people, our story picks up quite a bit later, eight years after The Dark Knight. So he’s an older Bruce Wayne; he’s not in a great state.

For those of you who have followed the comics, Bane wasn’t just a brute who used toxins to boost his physical state, but an extremely intelligent being who was able to break Batman both physically and mentally.

Tom Hardy discussed a bit about Bane in his interview with Empire and the brutality that went along with the character:

Anything from small-joint manipulation to crushing skulls, crushing rib cages, stamping on shins and knees and necks and collarbones and snapping heads off and tearing his fists through chests, ripping out spinal columns. He is a terrorist in mentality as well as brutal action.

With the evidence provided, what can we expect from Nolan’s final installment of the Batman franchise? Will we see Bane leaving a tired and deflated Batman left to die? Will Nolan’s Batman separate itself from the other series for a definitive ending?

Let us know what you think in the comments below!

Mark Hammil, who is known to everybody as the beloved Luke Skywalker from the (real) “Star Wars” trilogy and The Joker from the hit 1992 “Batman: The Animated Series”, has just announced that he will be retiring as the voice of The Joker following the release of the hit game, “Batman: Arkham City”.

Hammil has solidified his decision in a Tweet this week stating:

Hello/Goodbye Joker! I’ve enjoyed every minute behind the wheel of the [Clown] Prince’s crazy car – I’m going to miss him more than I can say!!

We all will miss Mark’s incredible voice talent as the Clown Prince of Crime but Hammil is doing something that most actors tend not to do…go out while they are still on top. Now that “Batman: Arkham City” has topped over 4.5 million copies sold, you really can’t be any higher.

There is still a slight chance we may hear Hammil’s Joker again and according to another one of his Tweets, if DC or Warner Bros. decides to make Alan Moore’s “The Killing Joke” an animated feature, he would happily return for the project. With a classic story like “The Killing Joke”, I can’t imagine it NOT being brought back as an animated feature.

Attendees were treated to a host of celebrities including, you’ve guessed it, Robert Downey Jr.; a live feed from New York Comic Con where Samuel L. Jackson introduces your favorite household wizard, Daniel Radcliffe; and the current Dr. Who, Matt Smith. These are just a few of the actors and celebrities you will see at the 2011 Spike Scream Awards on Tuesday. Others include: J.J. Abrams, Darren Aronofsky, Sean Bean, Kate Beckinsale, John Cho, Bradley Cooper, Colin Farrell, Amber Bear, Workaholics Anders Holm and Blake Anderson, Bryce Johnson, Caity Lotz, Joe Manganiello, Dylan Mcdermott, Chloe Grace Moretz (Hit Girl herself), Kal Penn, Ron Perlman, Zoe Saldana, the king of horror himself Quentin Tarantino along with Eli Roth, Anna Torv, Mark Wahlberg, Paul Wesley, Rainn Wilson, and Mary Elizabeth Winstead.

Another unexpected trio of surprise guests included Gary Oldman, Anne Hathaway, and Joseph Gordon-Levitt, fresh from shooting “The Dark Knight Rises”, to accept the “Most Anticipated Award”, beating out movies such as The Avengers and The Hunger Games, among others.

Ever wonder what it would be like to see Darth Vader accept an award for “Ultimate Villain”, only to find that his secret agenda would be to slam the new additions to the Blu-Ray releases of the Star Wars movies and be confronted by a comical George Lucas himself? Me too. Who better to stick it to the man than the Dark Lord himself?

The Maverick award was given to, who else, but Nicholas Cage himself. Upon receiving this award, viewers will be treated to a never before seen part from the upcoming “Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance”. Other never before seen trailers in the event include: “Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows”, “Piranha 3dd”, “The Woman in Black”, “Red Tails”, and “Paranormal Activity 3″.

The finale to such an epic award show included a tribute to the ever-popular and ever-hilarious Pee-Wee Herman, where he emerged on stage via his classic red bicycle that we love so much. Pee-Wee accepted the final award for the much deserved “Visionary Award”.

The Spike Scream Awards are a very different kind of award show, rewarding the real fans with treats of seeing our favorite celebrities and trailers to the most anticipated movies. You can catch The 2011 Spike Scream Awards this Tuesday, October 18th at 9:00 on Spike TV.

Here are some of our own shots from the red carpet and be sure to subscribe to our podcast for interviews with Blake and Anders from “Workaholics” and Pee Wee Herman!

Ladies and gentlemen, give it up for Catwoman.