Despite being good with lockpicking, he couldn't quite crack arts and crafts. Of course, Batman's humor has always been a bit dry, so it is possible that he is just messing with this guy. Batman trained each version of Robin, so they know how he fights better than pretty much anyone. Dick Grayson, being the oldest former Robin and most faithful to Batman's techniques, is most familiar with his style.
The Robins finally get a chance to repay Batman for that slap and land a good punch. What goes around comes around. Alfred is one of Batman's most hilarious characters , but readers have to pay close attention. Most of his humor is conveyed in sassy comments or side glances.
No matter the incarnation, Alfred is a sass master. He has been doing this job for a long time, so he has a lot of experience. Knowing that Batman wouldn't take the time to eat dinner before he left, Alfred didn't bother bringing anything to him. He makes a point, though, to "throw away" the nothing that he worked very hard on and show Batman how inconsiderate he is being. While Dick Grayson - the former Robin - Batgirl , and Alfred are busy trying to save the world, in this panel you can clearly see Jason Todd - aka Red Hood , Damien Wayne - the Robin at the time, and another character stocking up on weapons.
Jason and Damien both do not like to abide by Batman's "no kill" rule. The conflict in methods for dealing with criminals has gotten them both in trouble with Batman repeatedly. The animated series Batman: Beyond [14] shown below, right first aired on January 10th, , which took place 20 years after Bruce Wayne retired as Batman, having handed over the alter ego to the teenager Terry McGinnis. On September 11th, , the television series The Batman [15] premiered, which ran for five seasons before ending on March 8th, On June 15th, , the film Batman Begins [9] shown below, left was released, which was directed by Christopher Nolan and starred Christian Bale as Batman.
On November 14th, , the show Batman: The Brave and the Bold [16] shown below, right premiered on the Cartoon Network , which ran for three seasons before ending on November 18th, The game revolved around Batman's visit to Arkham Asylum, a mental hospital used to rehabilitate many of Batman's greatest enemies.
On October 18th, , the sequel Batman: Arkham City [18] shown below, right was released, in which the player battles enemies in a mega-prison designed by the villain Hugo Stange. By , sales in Batman comic books rose significantly following the release of the Batman television serious, reaching close to , copies at its peak. Frank Miller's limited comic series The Dark Knight Returns was considered a huge financial success, and was suspected of igniting a resurgence in the character's popularity.
On August 22nd, , Warner Bros. The news of Affleck's casting immediately triggered negative reactions on Twitter , where many fans demanded Bale to remain on the project and others expressed skepticism towards Affleck, citing his previous superhero role in the film adaptation of Daredevil.
In the following 24 hours, several Batman-related hashtags began trending on Twitter, most notably Batfleck [26] and BetterBatmanThanBenAffleck [27] , as well as a slew of photoshopped images portraying Affleck as Batman and his close actor friend Matt Damon as Robin shown below. Meanwhile, Kentucky resident John Roden submitted a Change. The official DC Comics Batman page [21] features a blog as well as sections dedicated to the comics, films, television, video games and characters in the series.
The Batman Wiki [22] includes detailed information on the franchise, including character bios and summaries of comics, television episodes, films, toys and books. As of July 12th, , the Batman public figure Facebook [23] page has accumulated over 4. Batman on Film [24] is a fan blog with news, reviews and a podcast dedicated to covering the Batman films. Batman-related media can be found on the microblogging site Tumblr under the tag " batman.
On November 9th, , artist Sam Spratt uploaded an illustration to his Tumblr blog [19] titled "Batman is a Dick" [20] , which featured a smirking Batman holding two thumbs up. Spratt intended for the illustration to be used to make image macros shared under the hash-tag " batmanisadick", with captions pointing out irrational decisions and contradictions in Batman's behavior. The series is also referred to as "Scumbag Batman" in reference to the Scumbag Steve advice animal character.
Previous to the release of the film, The Dark Knight Rises [11] , the primary antagonist, Bane was reknowned for several lines uttered during teaser trailers. Other parodies of Bane include photo-shopping of the Mask he wore, unique to the film's version of the character, onto other characters and people typically with derivatives of one of his notable lines.
Get a grip, Bruce. Many fans weren't so happy about the change of Bruce's character. In most of the comics, Batman doesn't like killing people. He could have killed the Joker multiple times but always spared his life.
He doesn't go around murdering people every day, but he has killed criminals before, multiple times. And he was even ready to murder Superman. Batman goes through some serious mood swings in the DCEU.
At first, he spends an entire movie plotting how he'll kill Superman. Then he changes his mind all of a sudden. Subsequently, Batman spends an entire movie trying to figure out how to bring Superman back. And when Superman shows up, Batman does something out of character; he smiles.
The conclusion is that Batman is secretly a Superman fan. Wonder Woman notices it and she's quick to call Bruce out on his lies. They flirt a little and become friends, but Wonder Woman's still hung up on Steve Trevor, even though he died almost a hundred years ago. While it's okay the films made Batman and Wonder Woman friends and not a couple , it still felt like a missed opportunity. Suddenly, all anyone could think of was the actor's less-than-memorable turn as Daredevil about a decade prior, and the fans weren't going to stand for a lackluster Caped Crusader.
And then the trailers for BvS hit, and it began to strike everyone that hey, Affleck's older than he used to be and a lot more experienced. Maybe he could pull this off after all. The movie didn't earn the rave reviews everyone was hoping for, but Affleck indisputably managed to vindicate himself. Opinions are still split about his casting, but his smoldering portrayal was never cited as one of the movie's problems, and was actually one of the film's redeeming aspects.
It's one of Batman's most frequently used tactics. He'll be talking to someone — Commissioner Gordon, more often than not — and while the other person is in the middle of saying something, they'll turn around and discover that Batman is gone. When you come down to it, it's actually really rude. No one could ever get way with doing that over and over in real life. But Batman sees it as a necessity; it's part of who he is. It keeps his true identity a secret and it adds to his mystique.
And then there are the times when you legitimately have to leave due to an emergency and there just isn't time to say goodbye. There's something irresistible about bringing together two dark, brooding icons of pop culture like Darth Vader and Batman, just to see what happens. They turn up together in a surprising amount of memes see 6, too , likely because the two characters might have more in common than what's different about them. They've even dueled each other in fan-made videos, and some high quality ones at that.
So this was probably inevitable. Playing on the comedy Wayne's World and the recurring Saturday Night Live skit that preceded it , this meme reframes the two main characters' catchphrase by substituting Wayne and Garth for the Dark Knight and the Dark Lord of the Sith.
The expression on Christian Bale's face is what sells it. Just look at that quality emoting. This is a Batman that suffers no fools. He knows who he is and why he is, and he doesn't care what you think of him. The fact that the meme frames things as if he's speaking to a child only makes it all the wackier, because it gives you a peek into his twisted inner life. The hardcore version of Batman depicted in this meme is very much like the one from The Lego Batman Movie. Lego Batman spends all his time saying things exactly like this.
Remember, he told Robin, " Lesson number one: Life doesn't give you seatbelts! The playful antagonism between Batman and Superman see 18 has led many fans to take up the cause and engage in nerdrage arguments about who is the better superhero.
Supes' fans say that his raw power and unflinching moral compass easily make him the greatest of all time. But Batman devotees point to Bruce Wayne's extensive training, genius-level intelligence, and always five-steps-ahead-of-everyone-else cunning as evidence that he can defeat anyone if he sets his mind to it. Clearly, Batman agrees with this assessment, if this meme is anything to go by. His standard answer to any question about his qualifications or abilities is, "I'm Batman.
The image used in this one, incidentally, is great for all sorts of meme-y uses. You'll see it again in 3, used in an entirely different context. Just like in 9, your favorite pair of dark brooders has found themselves together again for another meme. But unlike last time, they're not partying, and they're not friends. Instead, it looks like they're about to throw down. This image must have come from a comic convention, perhaps even San Diego Comic-Con — and apparently it's one that takes place in a city with public transit.
So when these two cosplayers spotted each other on the same train car, they playfully moved in dangerously close, and well It's Batman vs. Darth Vader, and a showdown for the ages. Who would win?
You know every last person on that train is holding their breath to find out.
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