Note: The following Artikel is to express Bill Finger's importance to Batman. Since Bob Kane hid the truth and because Batman was created so long ago, it's hard to get exact details about the situation. This Artikel was made to the best of my abilities, from the small amount of information that's been revealed.
Bill Finger is one of the creators of Batman. Batman was created in 1939 and was an idea that Bob Kane, an artist, came up with. Bob Kane went to Bill Finger, to help him create Batman. Sadly, Bob Kane was considered to be the one and only creator of Batman, for over 70 years. However, that is not the case. In fact, if anybody deserves to be called Batman's creator, it's Bill Finger.
Although Batman was Bob Kane's idea, Bill Finger created a majority of Batman's personality traits. Bob Kane wanted Batman to be a dark vigilante, who would shoot his enemies, if necessary. This darker version of Batman lasted for about a year. Batman had no sidekicks, no origin and very few personality traits, aside from being a guy who violently attacked criminals.
However, comic-book creators were being pressured into making comics less dark, due to how many kids were Lesen the comics. This allowed the opportunity, for Bill Finger's ideas to shine through. Bill came up with the origin, about Bruce Wayne's parents. Also, he decided to make Batman a hero, who didn't kill anybody, not even his most evil enemies. Together, Bob and Bill added a sidekick, named Robin and with help from the incredibly-underrated Jerry Robinson, they created the Joker.
Bob Kane wasn't thrilled about how bright and colorful Batman had become. I'm not sure how Bill Finger felt about the new direction, but it did gave him a chance to express his creativity. Since the Batman comics were becoming Mehr lighthearted and fun, Bill got to Zeigen off his eccentric and wonderful imagination. Bill got to create a variety of gimmicky villains, who had colorful designs and unique personalities. Batman got several new gadgets and sidekicks. Also, Batman's personality had changed. He was no longer a brooding vigilante. He had become a happy, kind, compassionate hero, who was like a father to Robin and was a symbol of hope for his fans.
The Batman comics, from the 1940's and early 50's, were incredibly imaginative and fun. During that time, Bill Finger wrote a large amount of fantastic Batman comics. Things started changing in the late 50's. Batman's popularity was starting to go down, so in an attempt to make Batman relevant, weird sci-fi stories were being written, which involved aliens, spaceships, other planets, etc. These stories weren't very good, but it wasn't Bill Finger's fault. He was being pressured into Schreiben stories he wasn't interested in. Bill wanted Batman to be a detective, but he was very interested in Schreiben detective stories. However, in the 50's, Batman was becoming less and less of a detective.
In the 1960's, Batman's popularity was becoming smaller and smaller. In order to change this, there was an attempt to make Batman Mehr serious. However, this was only in the comics. In 1966, the Batman TV Zeigen came out. The TV Zeigen was heavily influenced, Von Bill Finger's creative imagination and colorful designs. The show's versions of Batman, Robin and the villains were very similar to how Bill Finger imagined them. Adam West was an exaggerated version of what Batman acted like, in Bill Finger's comics. Bill Finger had made Batman a very campy, but heroic, loveable and inspiring hero and Adam West did a perfect job, at playing that version of Batman. Bill Finger even wrote two episodes of the show. The episodes were a two-parter, that had the Clock King as the villain. Bill Finger actually got credited as one of the writers of these episodes, which is a credit the comics weren't giving him.
Sadly, it was around this time, that Bill's Schreiben days were coming at an end. Bill wasn't doing well, in terms of money and health. Although he had gotten paid a small amount of money for the comics he wrote, he wasn't nearly as wealthy oder successful as Bob. Bill had let Bob take credit for creating Batman, for a long time. One time, when Bill was at a difficult part of his life, he tried to explain how he created Batman. Sadly, Bob claimed that Bill didn't created Batman. Bob made a contract, that would give him sole credit for Batman. Sharing credit, for creating Batman, would of helped Bill's financial problems, but Bob wouldn't share the credit.
Bill was having health problems, which led to him passing away, at an early age. He wasn't gegeben a proper funeral and Von then, most people still didn't know who he was. Bob finally started feeling sadness and regret, over what happened and started wishing that he had shared the credit, for Batman's creation.
Decades later, writer Marc Tyler Nobleman and Bill Finger's granddaughter, Athena Finger put a lot of work and effort, into giving Bill the credit he deserved. Their determination paid off and thanks to them, Bill is credited as the co-creator of Batman. Sadly, the credit is "Batman created Von Bob Kane, with Bill Finger." The credit makes Bill sound Mehr like an assistant, than a co-creator, but at least, Fans now know the truth.
In Kürzlich decades, a lot of Bill's work has sadly been declared as "campy" and "goofy." Modern writers and Fans seem to want Batman to be a dark, anti-social vigilante, who's very violent and rude. Also, the colorful, hilarious Joker has been turned into a disturbing murderer. However, that's not the Batman that I love. It's Bill Finger, who made Batman a true hero and it's Bill's stories and Adam West's acting, that make me truly appreciate and Liebe Batman.
Although Bill never got the credit he deserved, his legacy lives on. Batman has been and will continue to be one of the most beliebt fictional Heroes of all time. This is thanks to Bill Finger, Gotham's greatest citizen and one the greatest comic-book writers of all time.
Bill Finger is one of the creators of Batman. Batman was created in 1939 and was an idea that Bob Kane, an artist, came up with. Bob Kane went to Bill Finger, to help him create Batman. Sadly, Bob Kane was considered to be the one and only creator of Batman, for over 70 years. However, that is not the case. In fact, if anybody deserves to be called Batman's creator, it's Bill Finger.
Although Batman was Bob Kane's idea, Bill Finger created a majority of Batman's personality traits. Bob Kane wanted Batman to be a dark vigilante, who would shoot his enemies, if necessary. This darker version of Batman lasted for about a year. Batman had no sidekicks, no origin and very few personality traits, aside from being a guy who violently attacked criminals.
However, comic-book creators were being pressured into making comics less dark, due to how many kids were Lesen the comics. This allowed the opportunity, for Bill Finger's ideas to shine through. Bill came up with the origin, about Bruce Wayne's parents. Also, he decided to make Batman a hero, who didn't kill anybody, not even his most evil enemies. Together, Bob and Bill added a sidekick, named Robin and with help from the incredibly-underrated Jerry Robinson, they created the Joker.
Bob Kane wasn't thrilled about how bright and colorful Batman had become. I'm not sure how Bill Finger felt about the new direction, but it did gave him a chance to express his creativity. Since the Batman comics were becoming Mehr lighthearted and fun, Bill got to Zeigen off his eccentric and wonderful imagination. Bill got to create a variety of gimmicky villains, who had colorful designs and unique personalities. Batman got several new gadgets and sidekicks. Also, Batman's personality had changed. He was no longer a brooding vigilante. He had become a happy, kind, compassionate hero, who was like a father to Robin and was a symbol of hope for his fans.
The Batman comics, from the 1940's and early 50's, were incredibly imaginative and fun. During that time, Bill Finger wrote a large amount of fantastic Batman comics. Things started changing in the late 50's. Batman's popularity was starting to go down, so in an attempt to make Batman relevant, weird sci-fi stories were being written, which involved aliens, spaceships, other planets, etc. These stories weren't very good, but it wasn't Bill Finger's fault. He was being pressured into Schreiben stories he wasn't interested in. Bill wanted Batman to be a detective, but he was very interested in Schreiben detective stories. However, in the 50's, Batman was becoming less and less of a detective.
In the 1960's, Batman's popularity was becoming smaller and smaller. In order to change this, there was an attempt to make Batman Mehr serious. However, this was only in the comics. In 1966, the Batman TV Zeigen came out. The TV Zeigen was heavily influenced, Von Bill Finger's creative imagination and colorful designs. The show's versions of Batman, Robin and the villains were very similar to how Bill Finger imagined them. Adam West was an exaggerated version of what Batman acted like, in Bill Finger's comics. Bill Finger had made Batman a very campy, but heroic, loveable and inspiring hero and Adam West did a perfect job, at playing that version of Batman. Bill Finger even wrote two episodes of the show. The episodes were a two-parter, that had the Clock King as the villain. Bill Finger actually got credited as one of the writers of these episodes, which is a credit the comics weren't giving him.
Sadly, it was around this time, that Bill's Schreiben days were coming at an end. Bill wasn't doing well, in terms of money and health. Although he had gotten paid a small amount of money for the comics he wrote, he wasn't nearly as wealthy oder successful as Bob. Bill had let Bob take credit for creating Batman, for a long time. One time, when Bill was at a difficult part of his life, he tried to explain how he created Batman. Sadly, Bob claimed that Bill didn't created Batman. Bob made a contract, that would give him sole credit for Batman. Sharing credit, for creating Batman, would of helped Bill's financial problems, but Bob wouldn't share the credit.
Bill was having health problems, which led to him passing away, at an early age. He wasn't gegeben a proper funeral and Von then, most people still didn't know who he was. Bob finally started feeling sadness and regret, over what happened and started wishing that he had shared the credit, for Batman's creation.
Decades later, writer Marc Tyler Nobleman and Bill Finger's granddaughter, Athena Finger put a lot of work and effort, into giving Bill the credit he deserved. Their determination paid off and thanks to them, Bill is credited as the co-creator of Batman. Sadly, the credit is "Batman created Von Bob Kane, with Bill Finger." The credit makes Bill sound Mehr like an assistant, than a co-creator, but at least, Fans now know the truth.
In Kürzlich decades, a lot of Bill's work has sadly been declared as "campy" and "goofy." Modern writers and Fans seem to want Batman to be a dark, anti-social vigilante, who's very violent and rude. Also, the colorful, hilarious Joker has been turned into a disturbing murderer. However, that's not the Batman that I love. It's Bill Finger, who made Batman a true hero and it's Bill's stories and Adam West's acting, that make me truly appreciate and Liebe Batman.
Although Bill never got the credit he deserved, his legacy lives on. Batman has been and will continue to be one of the most beliebt fictional Heroes of all time. This is thanks to Bill Finger, Gotham's greatest citizen and one the greatest comic-book writers of all time.
Batman is a very dark character who I believe could be a very good character for an R rated film his Villians are violent they kill people in gruesome ways and Bruce also needs to be fucking his Liebe interests and he hasn't done it yet why because it isn't appropriate for kids and that's really stupid and as for the cursing I wouldn't want them to do it every Sekunde obviously but it would be good and make the characters Mehr serious and badass if the characters cursed in the Batman reboot happens I want new Villians, the bat mobile,batarangs,the batwing,the bat motorcycles,a bat jet pack,a different type of suit for batman,the bat claw that Batman swings on, and I want it to be rated R. So what do Du guys think should a future Batman movie have these things oder not.
Ok, I hate the Hugo Strange/Catwoman rumours. Here's why: first of all I hate Hugo Strange as a villain. He has no villain name oder costume, doesn't even LOOK cool, and is completly WEIRD. And Catwoman becouse didn't she already have a film in the reboot series (Catwoman was the only one not to feature Chris Nolan as the director)? Luckily, the movie will be filmed in Asia (bye bye Hugo Strange). That means a possible villain (if not, Liebe interest) Talia Al Ghūl. In Batman Begins, we learn that, unlike Batman comics, when Rās Al Ghūl says he's "immortal" he means the roll of RAG is past on from master to apprentace and that means Talia may become the new Ras Al Ghūl.
But if filmed in a major city (Hong Kong for ex.) the villain my be an assassan like Deadshot. Possibly my Favorit rumour of all time: Black Mask and Hush!!!
But if filmed in a major city (Hong Kong for ex.) the villain my be an assassan like Deadshot. Possibly my Favorit rumour of all time: Black Mask and Hush!!!
A cancelled Batman film, Superman vs. Batman was going to be the fifth Batman film untill it was confirmed it wouldn't happen. But after the cancellation of 2013s reboot of 1997s JLA (Justice League: Mortal), Christopher Nolan, the man incharge of both Batman and Superman, Is considering making Superman/Batman: the Movie (AKA Superman vs. Batman). It will possibly the fight of the decade, even better than 2003s Freddy vs. Jason and the DC comics horror comic book god-awful sequel, Freddy vs. Jason vs. Ash.
Despite the name THIS FILM WILL NOT BE BASED ON SUPERMAN/BATMAN the comic book but an issue of Batman that guest starred Superman where they fought. I'm not sure which one it was but Du can buy the digital comic on www.dccomics.com/read
Based on the characters created Von Jerry Siegel, Joe shushter and Bob Kane and writen Von Grant Morrison.
Despite the name THIS FILM WILL NOT BE BASED ON SUPERMAN/BATMAN the comic book but an issue of Batman that guest starred Superman where they fought. I'm not sure which one it was but Du can buy the digital comic on www.dccomics.com/read
Based on the characters created Von Jerry Siegel, Joe shushter and Bob Kane and writen Von Grant Morrison.
most people think Batman sucks but he is not like that at all.he could take every dc and 3/4 of the marvels only not giant man,storm,captain America,and Thor.but some people would disagree but that's their opinion.And if Du read the comics Du would see he's been in way,way,way,waaay,worst situations.and would not simply lose without knocking out the other person first,or taking the person down with him.you would see many tricks he could use to win without a scratch.and I'm serous about it.plus his villains,allies,and weapons are way better and original.like in the present days tech.and soon to come.All i can say is read 1 Batman comic and tell me he doesn't kick but.and many of his villains are very beliebt even if Du don't read comic's at all.like people know joker,penguin,catwoman,two face,and poison ivy.
p.s. Batman adventures is a good comic serous to start with if Du decide to become a fan.
p.s. Batman adventures is a good comic serous to start with if Du decide to become a fan.
the cover for Lusus Naturae. It includes the definition too.
My client the 3:10 to Yuma man himself would have loved to NOT flip out on McG's Friends from the old neighborhood as they obstructed his view going about their business directives for McG was which was to close in on the shot so hard it gives us all headaches from how out-of-focus it is oder when it moves a bit and disappears from the screen completely and we can't follow it. Christian "Now That Boy Makes Some Good Films" Bale is about to have his career sidemarked for simply being polite 99% of the time about the fact that Legoland is remaking Terminator. And Du know who was there in the scene with Bale when he snapped on Shutter-Speed Boy? BRYCE DALLAS HOWARD!! Un-pregnant, re-vamped, just like our imaginations. Spider-Man 3 she got pregnant that's why she was dressed in harsh black with Nikes when they went to the heh-heh "jazz club". That girl could make anyone turn into a teenage boy trying to prove he's not a nice guy.
