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    pride v/s responsibility‚ ethical decision making and being morally correct or incorrect. Upon reading the text‚ we see that author is compelled to kill the elephant. "In times of war‚ circumstances dictate action."-Batman. I would take the paradigm of batman and joker. Here batman is the “good man” standing by the right and doing everything morally right‚ standing for the weak. Joker speaks for the chaos and evil and believes that “everyone can go insane‚ all they need is a little push..” symbolizing

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    Joker tricks Batman by forcing him to decide between saving an important prosecutor and his lover. After Batman beats Joker in a rage‚ Joker responds by stating that “you have nothing to threaten me with.” In this scene‚ Joker exhibits an example of Pinel’s moral insanity in designing this plan‚ since he does not care who is affected. Additionally‚ Joker exhibits how he is “alone in the state of feelings” because he does not feel any emotion or guilt during the beatdown from the Batman. In essence

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    Dark Knight" directed by Christopher Nolan. This most recent instalment of "Batman" fits appropriately into the hard-boiled sub-genre of crime-fiction. It meets many of the conventions but‚ like in "Rear Window"‚ subverts several conventions to better serve the composer’s purpose. As with most hard-boiled crime texts‚ "The Dark Knight" has a metropolitan setting. The citizens of Gotham city have grown to depend on ‘Batman’ who represents safety‚ security and order‚ but when things get out of control

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    My son had his phone stolen from him‚ he saved up for months to buy it with his own money. We’re living paycheck to paycheck‚ I cannot afford to buy him a new one. These thugs rule the streets and the police do nothing. Is this justice? This is why Batman is true justice. He is returning the streets back to us‚ the law abiding people of Gotham. This is why I am inspired to clean up our streets too. I will fight the scum of Gotham because that is true justice. Together if we unite we can take back our

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    several obstacles in his quest to becoming an exceptional leader and warrior. This particular epic has been since 2300 B.C.E. and‚ not surprisingly‚ it has been used as a source of inspiration for many years. Specifically‚ in the 1994 episode of “Batman: The Animated Series” entitled Bane‚ the titular villain is subjected to an invasive experimental procedure that had been dubbed Project Gilgamesh. Whether or not this was in reference to the myth is highly likely‚ given dialogue within the episode

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    as Batman and saves the city when the police and politicians have failed the people. The narrative of The Dark Knight Returns is a satirized portrayal of the American political and cultural environment of the 80s which Frank Miller tries to invoke by placing a clear depiction of President Reagan as a major part of the storyline. The political themes reveal an attempt by Miller to add layers of cultural and historical meaning to the superhero narrative. The Dark Knight Returns portrays Batman in a

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    In the article‚ “Heroes and Villains”‚ Robert B. Ray demonstrates the manner in which a person’s perspective on what defines a hero changes depending on the circumstances. In the article‚ Ray depicts the distinct forms in which a hero and villain can be perceived. In the article‚ the manner in which humans portray a villain and a hero is described as Ray writes‚ “Faced with such ideological conflicts‚ Americans today do not simply argue- they demonize each other‚ turning opponents into “villains”

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    The controversy that I’ve chosen is the Marvel/Kirby settlement agreement. The family of the comic book legend Jack Kirby sued Marvel for rights to the characters that he had created over the years. The Kirby’s had sought to terminate grants of copyrights to the characters‚ under section 304 (c) (2) of the copyright act of 1976. According to Jacob Reiser (2014)‚ “This copyright act will grant an author or his/her descendants the right to recovered an author’s copyrights granted or transferred to

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    plot to begin with –terrorist kidnapping the death of a close friend‚ and call to defend those who had been victimized.” But DC its shows some reality of serious themes of anger‚ resentment and vengeance emphasized‚ in order to tell a story. Arguably batman is more about Bruce Wayne for example it shows what happen to his parents’ death. A second reason DC tells the stories of the origins in another example‚ Superman’s origin in the story was taken seriously. It is an undeniably serious one‚ but determines

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    Stranger Than Fiction: From Comics to Film On May 3rd 2002‚ many comic book fans walked out of their local movie theater saying "Finally! They actually got it right this time!" The movie they just saw was Spider-Man‚ a movie that was based upon a comic book that defied the seemingly impossible. It actually pleased fans of the comic book and became a box office smash at the same time. The movie managed to keep the look and feel of the characters and the environment of the Spider-Man comic books

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