We put out our Bat-signal for articles about Batman: Arkham City, and the Batmob...er, Bitmob community rose to the challenge. Here are the results of our latest Bitmob Wants You callout.

Robin should have been playable in Batman: Arkham City's campaign
By Matthew Anfuso
"Rocksteady created the coolest-looking Robin ever," Matthew writes, "and it seems like such a waste for Robin to be confined to the challenge maps." As a big fan of the comics version of this Robin, Tim Drake, I'd have to agree with Matthew.

Batman and the publishers -- when the evil corporation aided the Dark Knight
By Ben Lake
Ben honors Arkham City (and Arkham Asylum) developer Rocksteady for creating a pair of excellent games, but he also credits Warner Bros. Interactive with the guts to let an unproven studio use the license. Me, I'm just happy to see more comic-book games that live up to their source material.

The imperfect world of Arkham City
By Daniel Velazquez
Daniel takes umbrage at the way Arkham City treats its female characters. "If (Arkham City's developers) can show those sequences with Catwomen and Poison Ivy to their wives, mothers and girlfriends without being ashamed at them, then it's fine," Daniel writes. "If not, we need to rethink this 'maturing' medium of ours." 

I Total Recall'd Arkham City
By Chris "Cosmo" Ross
Chris' description of a demo of Arkham City is unique, to say the least. I won't spoil it, but I will say this: Get your ass to Gotham. 

Bat-Proxy
By Ned Lesesne
"As excellent a game as Arkham City is, it’s just an upgrade," Ned argues. "New map, new moves, new bad guys, new toys. No major gameplay upgrades." What say you, Batmob? Do you agree with Ned, or did Arkham City do enough to feel fresh and new?

Arkham City review: Dark Knight rises above expectations
By Siri Karri
In contrast to Ned, Siri says Arkham City did plenty of new things. He points to more varied environments, a better story, and more interesting combat as ways Arkham City stands above its predecessor. "Batman: Arkham City is damn near perfect," Siri says. What do you think?