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
“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
Just Battle Batman and Joker or “J” and “B”: it stand for “just battle”. Who is the craziest comic book villain ? The Joker! Who is the darkest hero? Batman! They are world-famous rivals, and in their battles they use everything they have: wisdom, power, technology, dangerous weapons—even the authority of God. The struggle involve madness and death. Who is the Joker?(Question) He is the embodiment of the darkest places in human nature;he is evil made flesh. If you love him,it reflects your
Batman is unique for the simple reason that he has no superhuman powers and is an ordinary human relying on intelligence, money, inventiveness, martial arts, and fear to defeat his enemies (Totally badass!). He currently makes the most money for a single publishing character and is considered to be one of the most popular and successful superheroes in comics. Batman was brought to life by artist Bob Kane and writer Bill Finger. After the success of Superman in the late 1930s, DC comics started requesting
adopting a “no kill” policy for villains in Kingdom Come. The answer is, he can’t. He can’t have two doctrines. One for beings of lesser powers in one aspect, and then in his fit of rage, threaten to destroy them because they tried to destroy metahumans who were threatening to destroy their planet with their civil war. This makes Superman more of a human with super powers than a
the safety of a city was in your hands, you had the power between life and death of the citizens; wouldn’t you bend the rules and break a few laws to make sure it all went in your favor? Batman is the anti-hero because he goes outside the law to protect the citizens of Gotham, he does this because of selfish reasons instead of being selfless. The Dark Night uses the idea of how far one is willing to bend the rules in time of emergency. Batman strives to be the hero, to save everyone. The madness
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
characters have the lines blurred between good and evil. With a twisted moral compass, Darkseid, a despotic ruler along the lines of Sadaam Hussein and Adolph Hitler, is shown as a villain in the DC Universe, but his principles are actually closer to Batman than the Riddler. According to Comic Vine, Darkseid is the creation of Jack Kirby. Darkseid was created by Kirby during the silver age of comics. While there are different accountings of the origin of Darkseid, in the original version, the rise
as one big happy family of heroes who are all pretty much the same, aside from the flashy costumes and catch phrases like, "My spider sense is tingling or Its clobbering time ". However, by comparing things such as character backgrounds, origins of power, acceptance by the public within the story, and most importantly the reader's ability to relate to them, DC and Marvel, do create characters with amazing heroes with unparallel abilities they also have two different goals in mind. The difference though
The Judiciary, Executive, and Legislature. These are the three main powers of India. It has been so since the creation of the Constitution of India by the various lawmakers after India had earned Independence. Our Constitution follows the Doctrine of Separation, so that each power gets its freedom and keeps the others in check. The separation is not absolute like in the United States of America. The legislature has a bit more power than the other two heads due to the fusion of Constitutional Sovereignty