What makes a good Batman?

Bruce Wayne Batman is super intelligent. Batman is the man of principles till he is alive he never lets anything go injustice in front of him he chooses his symbol of a bat because it was his fear but he overcame his fear and that what makes it much more interesting he makes his fear into every criminal’s nightmare.

What are some good Batman stories?

Best Batman stories of all time

1. Year One (Miller/Mazzucchelli, Batman #404-407)
2. The Dark Knight Returns (Miller)
3. Arkham Asylum: A Serious House on Serious Earth (Morrison/McKean)
4. The Long Halloween (Loeb/Sale)
5. A Death in the Family (Starlin/Aparo, Batman #426-429)
6. Batman R.I.P.
7. Hush (Lee/Loeb, Batman #608-619)

How do you start Batman movie?

This viewing order for the Christopher Nolan/Dark Knight trilogy is as follows: Batman Begins (2005) The Dark Knight (2008) The Dark Knight Rises (2012)……then the viewing order for the Batman Anthology +1 is as follows:

1. Batman (1989)
2. Batman Returns (1992)
3. Batman Forever (1995)
4. Batman & Robin (1997)
5. Catwoman (2004)

What is the best Batman story ever told?

The Dark Knight Returns is often cited as the greatest Batman story ever told and it’s hard to argue that point. Frank Miller wrote his magnum opus in 1986, and it is a tale about a future without Batman, a city ruled by violent gangs and bloodthirsty criminals.

Does Batman die in the Dark Knight?

In the end, there is no defining story of his death, but we do learn that Batman will die fighting the good fight. Even though the Dark Knight had his dark transformation in the comics in 1986 with Frank Miller’s The Dark Knight Returns, the mainstream audience still associated Batman with the ’60s TV parody starring Adam West.

What did Scott Snyder write about Batman?

While Zack Snyder was busy turning Batman into a paranoid fascist with a knack for branding even the pettiest criminals, Scott Snyder was writing what would become his defining statement on the Dark Knight as a symbol of hope.

Is Tim Burton’s Batman getting darker?

Even though the Dark Knight had his dark transformation in the comics in 1986 with Frank Miller’s The Dark Knight Returns, the mainstream audience still associated Batman with the ’60s TV parody starring Adam West. That all changed in 1989 with Tim Burton’s Batman, which brought a darker version of the character to the big screen.