Things We Saw Today: Detroit Is Turning Into Gotham City

I went for a walk in Detroit with @treinman and wound up in Gotham! #BatmanvSuperman pic.twitter.com/4TC7bewY0O

— Tim Malin (@D3T0N8R) August 26, 2014

Feast your X-ray vision or little bat lenses on some tweeted set photos from the Detroit Gotham City filming of Batman v Superman. (via ComingSoon.net)

• How should you handle street harassment? SNL‘s Sasheer Zamata has advice on how to deal with that and more on Ask a Grownup. (via Jezebel)
• According to MIT, we’re all going to be a lot happier working for robots than our normal human bosses. All hail our robot overlords. (via Engadget)

Here’s your first look at Seth Gilliam as Father Gabriel Stokes from the upcoming season of The Walking Dead! Head over to Entertainment Weekly for a full interview with Gilliam about the role.

• Watch a beautiful video on io9 taken from the International Space Station as it flies through an aurora.
• Or take a look at video of a massive solar flare ejected from the sun earlier this week. (via Space.com)
• Whoa (sorry, had to), Keanu Reeves has taken a lead role in his first TV series (via Variety)

This is what the world’s first 3D-printed castle looks like. Check out 3DPrint.com for more photos of the castle and shots of it in-production to see how it was made. (via UPROXX)

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