However, over the years, Batman comics have hidden many details and Easter eggs, which even the most hardcore Batman fans may not notice.
Today, Bian Xiao and everyone are looking for the hidden details of Batman comics that we missed.
James. James Gordon has a role prototype.
Batman comic "Long Halloween" is considered as a classic Batman story by our comic fans. Jeph Loeb, a writer, and Tim Searle, an artist, undertook a task, that is, to follow up Frank? Miller's classic Batman: Year One continues Batman's early career. Again, it means continuing to develop his relationship with director Gordon. Although every Batman fan knows the relationship between Batman and Gordon, few people know that this book consolidates Gordon's more modern appearance, which is an imitation of DC legendary writer, artist and editor archie goodwin!
Archie has made countless contributions to DC comics and Batman. He convinced the creative team that it was necessary to continue the story of Batman: Year One. It soon became bittersweet: it was one of the last projects in which Archie was editor-in-chief, and a few years after its publication, he died of cancer. Although his death is a loss to the industry and the world, it is gratifying that he lives in one of Batman comics!
The relationship between Batman and Catwoman has become very tangled over the years. The history and romance of the two have been written countless times, and the stories are so many that people can hardly remember them. That's why in Batman 15, when they finally got back together, there was a refreshing story. Batman, who has been suppressed for a long time, not only found a way to vent, but also recalled the way they first met in comics, providing some great Easter eggs for bat fans.
In the flashback of Batman, he recalled how they met in the original Batman 1. The story involves Catwoman playing an old woman who tries to escape with stolen jewels. However, Catwoman's memory is honest? How the characters in Miller's Batman: Year One meet, including Miller's bold decision to portray Catwoman as a black woman.
In fact, no matter how you recall it, the content is about the deep feelings of these characters for each other under the mask.
The clown's role prototype
The clown, a character with pale skin, red lips and tolerant hair, has attracted us for so many years.
In fact, it's hard to imagine an artist sitting down and designing the clown from scratch. However, Batman fans know that clowns are not actually designed like this. On the contrary, the clown's role comes from the protagonist in the classic movie Smiling Man based on 1928, and this movie is Victor? Adapted from Hugo's novel of the same name.
Unexpectedly, investigating the origin of the clown can actually dig Hugo.
This film is a silent film from 65438 to 0928, in which Conrad? Victor's childhood character has left some scars. These scars make him look smiling all the time. Bob the creator of Batman? Kane once admitted that this is very similar to the design of the clown, because Batman's design artist Bill? Bill Finger once held up a photo of Victor and said: This is a clown. ?
For years, DC has been talking about this old movie. There used to be a name in Batman comics? The one who laughed? Someone told a story about the clown's earliest adventure with Batman.
It turns out that in The Dark Knight, the clown played by Heath Ledger often fabricates stories about his scars, and the answer is actually hidden in a movie of 1928.
Except Batman: First year, Frank? Miller also wrote the most authoritative Batman story The Return of the Dark Knight. It has changed the overall writing and perception of Batman comics, especially modern movies such as Bat Wars.
Miller finally wrote a poor sequel called The Dark Knight Strikes Again (Batman Strikes Again? ), there is an episode in which a villain who looks like a clown is revealed to be a genetically modified eccentric character. His self-healing ability is better than that of Deadpool, so when he appeared in the Bat Cave, Batman started the self-destruction program and burned Robin who was also in the Bat Cave. Of course, Batman started the self-destruction program, and Robin tried to shut it down but failed, but what is more interesting is a few small details in this plot.
The voice command Batman uses to activate the saboteur is:? Whoosh. Biff. Bang. "Robin tried to stop the self-destruction program with the old password Batman used:? Kate. Newmar Craig. For friends who seldom read comics because of time, perhaps these words are just random, but in fact, there is a meaning behind each word.
In classic Adam? In the TV version of Batman starring adam west, whenever there is a fighting scene, the words zap.biff.pow. "often appear on the screen. Also in this TV series, Kate? You mean the old Catwoman? Eartha kitt, then what? Newmar ? Refers to another catwoman and Julie, the first catwoman in the play? Julie Newmar. Finally, Craig should refer to Yvonne Craig, the original real-life version of the bat girl.
One reason for saying that Batman: Year One is classic is that there are too many classic moments in it, which are repeatedly mentioned by other writers and artists.
In the story of how Batman decided to be Batman, Bruce? Bruce Wayne just buried his face and tried to crack down on crime, but in the end he failed: he was beaten and almost couldn't go home. When Bruce Wayne came home, he sat in his study and stared at the statue of Thomas? Wayne's bust. I don't know if I should ask Alfred to get up and help him clean the wound. Finally, after a huge bat broke the window, Bruce called Alfred, and the bat squatted in Thomas? Wayne's bust inspired Bruce. What is it, Dad? He has a famous saying. I will be a bat. ?
The whole scene is described as Frank? Miller's rough, gothic wind of darkness. This passage is particularly brilliant because Miller borrowed Edgar, one of the greatest Gothic masters? Allen. Edgar allan poe. Batman fans know that the above paragraph might not be so impressive if they didn't learn from ravens.
Think about it: Allen? Poe's classic poem describes a man sitting in a room like Bruce, feeling himself in the dark. Just like Miller's bat perches on a bust, he is also experiencing complex emotions, just like a crow sitting in a poem? Pallas's pale bust? Let's go
Edgar wrote at the end of The Raven? My soul will rise from the darkness floating on the floor and never come back! Never super-living? This word has always been the only response of the crow to everything in the poem, and this is exactly what Batman did. Batman decided that he must be a creature living in shadow and darkness to make those who commit crimes fear him.
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