greatest movies of all time. The movie begins with the introduction of the main antagonist, The Joker played by Heath Ledger. Next, the appearance of main protagonist doing what he does best, fighting crime. Yes, that masked vigilante/hero’s name is Batman played by Christian Bale . After the establishment
However, his main skill is his expertise in chemical engineering and weapon design. In contrast to other criminals, Joker is not motivated by greed, gluttony, or other vices. His motivation is a love of anarchy and fixation on inflicting pain towards Batman. Moreover, his lack of empathy
“It’s a bird,” “It’s a plane” “No it’s SUPERMAN.” “Oh No! It’s Batman, RUN! BAM, SPLAT, KAPOW, D.C. Comics created two legendary superhero’s, Batman and Superman. These two characters share “superhero” status, however they are as different as Night and Day in personality and how they fight injustice. Batman and Superman are both superhero characters created in the 1930’s by D.C. Comics. Both are do-gooders that dedicated their lives to fighting evil. Both were motivated at a very early age
Burton’s Batman (1989) is a typical Hollywood superhero blockbuster and it was very successful. Most superhero movies such as Superman and Spiderman have similarities that main characters have superpowers and live a double life as Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. Most of them are about the good triumphing over the evil and Batman also follows this formality. The only difference is that Batman made and raised his power by using fabulous power with his own choice and volition. The success of Batman series created
Batman and Superman are the two most popular and recognizable superheroes in the world. They are both characters in the DC Comics’ lineup. Batman and Superman each have their own unique set of abilities to fight crime, and they use the guise of an alter ego to conceal their identities. They come from different backgrounds and take vastly dissimilar approaches to policing up the cities in which they have sworn to protect, but do share one common goal: Justice! Batman’s real name is Bruce Wayne
Jingyi Chen Professor: Stein, Scott Course: Superheroes in America HNRS 201 Are Superman and Batman the heroes Aristotle wants? Aristotle says “everything in the world, whether natural or artificial, had some essence that distinguished it from all other things” (c.330 B.C). The Superhero is a unique and significant part of American culture and many people grew up with the stories. Superheroes stories entertains and teaches them patriotism, responsibility, justice and
villains in the batman trilogies are the antagonist to the main character of the trilogy, Bruce Wayne/Batman. The Batman trilogy develops around advice given to Bruce by his dead father Thomas Wayne “why do we fall? So we can learn to get back up”. Each villain in the movie plays a role in this statement given to Bruce by his father. In Batman Begins the Scarecrow plays the role of defining and building Batman as a vigilante while in the Dark Knight the Joker plays the role of making Batman fall and in
household names. One of them is Batman, also known as The Dark Knight, a regular human being that relies on his intellect, physical prowess, martial arts and detective skills, technology, wealth, and an indomitable will to fight crimes. Next, there’s Superman, otherwise known as the Man of Steel, a Kryptonian alien with powers that knows no bounds, from flight, super strength, vision powers, super speed, and many more. Debates have grown regarding who is a better superhero, Batman or Superman, all which ended
Over the years, Batman has been improved, renewed, and changed. Bruce Wayne, better known as Batman, was introduced in May 1939, and was created by Bob Kane and Bill Finger. From the earlier comic, there is a scene where a young Bruce Wayne is praying; promoting strongly that he is Christian. The next year, Batman’s side kick is introduced, Robin, or Dick Grayson. Batman’s history has proven to be one of the most inspirational and compelling story yet, but while he has a sad back story he makes more
Black Canary, a.k.a Dinah Drake, was created by Robert Kanigher and Carmine Infantino in 1947, during what was known as the “Golden Age” of comic books. Her first appearance was in Flash Comics #86, and has since appeared in hundreds of comic books within the DC Universe. The period of the late 1980’s is a time often considered the “Silver Age” of comics, where many beloved characters were given new storylines and attitudes to appeal to the new generation of comic book readers; the character of Black