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What is considered the best Batman comic?
The 15 Best Batman Comics You Need To Read
- The Dark Knight Returns. Warner Bros.
- Son of the Demon. DC Comics.
- A Death in the Family. DC Comics.
- The Killing Joke. DC Comics.
- Arkham Asylum. DC Comics.
- Batman/Judge Dredd: Judgment on Gotham. DC Comics.
- Knightfall. DC Comics.
- Batman Black and White. DC Comics.
Does Batman have emotions?
Batman isn’t emotionless. He simply chooses to hide his emotions under several layers of angst, rage, sorrow, and all the other ingredients for an early-2000’s post-grunge song. But in all seriousness, he does hide it.
What is the greatest Batman story?
Best Batman stories of all time
- Year One (Miller/Mazzucchelli, Batman #404-407)
- Batman: The Dark Knight Returns (Miller)
- Arkham Asylum: A Serious House on Serious Earth (Morrison/McKean)
- The Long Halloween (Loeb/Sale)
- A Death in the Family (Starlin/Aparo, Batman #426-429)
- Batman RIP (Morrison/various artists)
Does Batman ever cry?
Yes, Batman has cried in comics as well as animated movies. He’s a human being after all. One such instance is as below: Flashpoint paradox: In the end when Barry Allen (Flash) returns to original time line, he meets Bruce (Batman) and gives Thomas Wayne’s (Bruce’s father) letter to him, Bruce cries after reading it.
Why is Batman so popular?
The caped crusader is among the most iconic and beloved comic book heroes of all time, and for good reason. Not only does he have a stylish design and a host of colorful villains, but Batman’s mass appeal has largely been because of his tragic origins.
What are the best Batman comics to read?
The Long Halloween stands out because it is one of the most tight and well-written Batman works. It really feels like a large arc and not just a collection of episodes. If you’re wanting a big story with lots of payoff, The Long Halloween is one of the best Batman comics you can get.
What are the best Batman stories of the past decade?
One of the most innovative and intense Batman stories of the past decade is “The War of Jokes and Riddles” by Tom King and Mikel Janin. The story is recounted by Batman as he confesses his greatest failure to Catwoman, whom he just proposed to.
What are the best Batman crossover comics?
Death of the Family is perhaps one of the most interesting and ambitious entries on this list. It’s a huge crossover between a myriad of Batman-related comic arcs, including Batgirl, Batman and Robin, Detective Comics, and Nightwing.