Unlike Rhysand, his best friends Azriel and Cassian cannot retract their wings, so you'll need them if you're going to dress up like the Bat Boys for Halloween.

The first of those is the trio of Cassian, Rhysand, and Azriel, the so-called "bat boys" of the ACOTAR books.

As a performer, Jericho aims to understand why readers love characters like Rhysand, or Xaden from Fourth Wing. “You essentially have to be attracted to these men too,” he says.

Over 500 pages into A Court of Mist and Fury, the second book in Sarah J. Maas’s wildly successful “A Court of Thorns and Roses” series, the protagonist, Feyre, finally hooks up with Rhysand ...

The fan favorite, four-legged friend, Bruce the Bat Dog of the Rochester Red Wings, will be featured on the NBC's Today Show on Wednesday, June 25, at 9 a.m. and again on MLB Network's MLB Central at ...

Tiny sensory cells associated with fine hairs on the bat wing likely enable the animals to change the shape of their wings in a split second, granting them impressive midair maneuverability.

If you've never stepped into the fanatic world of #BookTok, have no idea what the acronym ACOTAR stands for, and have never entertained a fantasy about a man with bat wings (if you know, you know ...

The bat wings are made with a soft black felt cloth, which adjusts around the chest and neck to fit your pet up to 36 centimeters on the neck and 42 centimeters on the chest.