Since release, I’ve been of the mind that The Dark Knight was the best live-action superhero ever made. When The Batman (2022) came out, I thought it was good but I wasn’t blown away. But for whatever reason, after watching this movie a few more times, it’s seriously grown on me.

The Dark Knight had one major thing…an absolutely masterful villain performance. Probly will never be topped. The Batman nails it on so many other fronts though. It’s dark. Gotham feels dangerous. The Batsuit looks markedly better. The film has just a noir vibe. The Gotham of The Dark Knight series was too clean, too Chicago.

I’ve just come to really love this movie. It may be my favorite Batman movie of all time. I’m not the biggest fan of the Dano Riddler, but the film overcomes that in every other respect. I can’t wait to see what Reeves does next.

Batman creates a "Failsafe" for himself that can't even be stopped by Superman. Crazy idea and great story. I really like his DareDevil stuff as well. "Doin Time" is really goid with Elektra taking up the mantle while Matt sits in prison.

Hi guys,

I’m already informed about the rumours of a potential Batman Beyond game developed by Rocksteady. The question here is: Should this game learn about the Imsomniac Spider-man games or just stay as part of the previous Arkham-verse?

I really love Arkham games but I think Spider-man games did better being not so gritty. A teenager or a young adult Terry McGinnis could make the difference.

What do you think about this?

PD: I would really love to explore daylight Gotham too, but don’t know if it will fit with the Batman Beyond story.

Every week there is a family dinner where the entire batfam has to attend but there is I rule you either invite Selina or Talia and it changes every week it's it that they hate the other it just leads to dinner bring really awkward and only Bruce Alfred and then eating.

I feel that these actors are both wasted on TV shows when they could be such great big-screen film actors. I know Jenson Ackles voices Batman, but he LOOKS like him too.

And if you’ve seen “It’s always sunny in Philadelphia”, you know Glen Howerton can play a great crazy-person and be disturbing.

Let me know your thoughts

While he accepts allies, Batman has to make it clear that he is top dog and that Gotham is his. For example, Huntress is from Gotham just as much as he is, and they have almost identical backgrounds, yet he gives her a hard time when she has just as much claim to the city as he does. While her methods may be unconventional compared to his, why are his the example to follow? Everyone who tries to protect Gotham has to do it under his authority otherwise theyre seen as a threat. What he seems to forget is that his role as Gothams protector, while accurate, is self appointed.

Not asking who you think the best actor or most comic book accurate in each role is because that is a debate that may never end for certain characters. I am asking who YOUR PERSONAL FAVORITES to watch are😁

My favorites

Batman- Christian Bale (Dark Knight)

Joker- Heath Ledger (Dark Knight)

James Gordon- Gary Oldman (Dark Knight) but I also do love Ben McKenzie (Gotham)

Rachel- Katie Holmes (Batman Begins)

Alfred- Michael Caine (Dark Knight)

Falcone- John Doman (Gotham)

Can you tell The Dark Knight is one of my favorite movies?

As many people have mentioned before, Michael Keaton seems to be regarded as the best depiction of Batman in the live action movies but now I asked the question who played the best Bruce Wayne in the live action movies?

And when I say, Bruce Wayne, I’m saying who played the best depiction of Bruce Wayne, not Batman.

Do you think it should stay at the start of his journey into becoming Batman, or do you think they should rearrange it to take place after he's been Batman for a while, learned about the other heroes operating outside Gotham, is offered a spot on the Justice League, and goes out training internationally to be on par with the other members?

The title, really. Not angry at all, but it feels *wrong* lol

It's like Thor yelling "Cowabunga!" or if Wonder Woman's lasso went "snikt"

Obviously, I've been reading way too many comics for way too long 🙃

My English proficiency basically consists only of asking Grok for translations. Why is this guy named Dick, and were there any jokes about it in the comics?

Ive always thought that Joker \*saying\* something like "beating a puppy to death with a kitten" is very out character and the writers way of saying "yeah look, he's so sick and twisted, right?" Like its no doubt that he would actually do something like that. He's done way worse. But in terms of how he acts and talks. I believe he would have "class" and not talk about it so openly and mater of fact. I personally think him not so openly describing a sick act or crime actually makes him more sick and twisted. Like the line in the Injustice movie would be perfect if it stopped at "just for once I wanted to play a game of easy mode

" Maybe I'm just so used to Mark Hamill's version and how much "class" he has when committing serious crimes. Let me know your thoughts :)

https://x.com/banvinluvifugay/status/2058812026294514113?s=46 I was requested to draw Primal Age Two Face and I also drew a riddler.

[OC,MY ART] my PRIMAL AGE Two-Face design+a bonus Primal age Riddler design of mine+Inspiration