Check out this novel, expensive-looking presentation of the Bat symbol thanks to Slashfilm.

Your average superhero has a built-in brand, as most of them have simple, graphically striking logos slapped right on the chest of their costumes.  Superman, Batman, and Spider-Man all advertise themselves nicely, and Warner Bros. has been good at using Batman's symbol over the years, going back to the outstanding posters for Tim Burton's 1989 Batman.  For the 2005 reboot Batman Begins, Nolan and company introduced an even simpler Bat-logo, one that has been differentiated between movies by appearing through a swarm of bats for the first film, explosions for the second, and crumbly destruction for the finale.

There's less than a month between now and the July 20th theatrical debut of The Dark Knight Rises.  That's when you'll be able to see Nolan's Batman swan song on regular-sized and IMAX screens.  Christian Bale growls his way through one last adventure as Bruce Wayne, and he's joined by a cast that includes Tom Hardy, Anne Hathaway, Gary Oldman, Marion Cotillard, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Michael Caine, Morgan Freeman, Juno Temple, and Matthew Modine.