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    Batman Symbolism Essay

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    Q. If Batman is really just a symbol; would Batman be as effective if Bruce Wayne was not behind the mask? Why or why not? The Dark night Rises is an American superhero movie which is the sequel of the Batman begins. Batman is not really a symbol because it has specific identity and powers. It is necessary to put masks to keep secret and complete the mission as well as to be unknown from mass attraction. Likewise it also shows with proper customs‚ weapons and also shows attraction to the viewers

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    Batman Vs. Superman

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    Christopher Nolan says‚ “Batman and Superman are very different characters‚ but they’re both iconic and elemental.” Batman and Superman are both heroes who fight to protect the innocent. Batman is a vigilante who mainly fights to protect Gotham city while Superman is a superhero who protects the Earth as a whole. While both are heroes who fight to protect the innocent‚ they are two very different heroes. They are different in their ability to fight crime‚ their fighting style‚ and their origins.

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    Batman: the One Percenter

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    Ivan Johnson 996772728 Eng235H1 – The Graphic Novel Prof. A. Lesk Due: December 6th 2012 Batman: The One Percenter In Frank Miller’s graphic novel Batman: The Dark Knight Returns‚ there an underlying theme of class struggle between the 1 percent and the general populous; 99 percent. By detailing what the 1 percent ruling class consists of‚ in Batman and later on the Sons of Batman (S.O.B)‚ and their use of fear‚ which is presented to the 99 percent‚ via the medium of news‚ as well as what

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    Who Is Batman A Hero

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    superhero that I would like to change places with for a day is Batman. We all love to cheer for our heroes but at the same time we’re really intrigued by the villains. There’s just something about them that captures our interests ‚ even more so then the heroes. Batman has the personality of a villain but the heart of a hero‚ so he’s the best of both worlds. It’s a way for us to have a mythic cake but eat I too. That’s what makes batman such an interesting character ‚ he looks‚walks‚talks and acts

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    Superman vs batman

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    Batman vs. Superman Imagine being a child having your favorite superhero. You had everything that had to do with that superhero; Toys‚ t-shirts‚ and VHS tapes. You looked up to these hero’s. Two of the most popular superheros are Batman and Superman. Two very different characters from there costumes‚ attitude and story. Batman is more of a realistic character. Born in Gotham city; With the alter ego of Bruce Wayne. As a child he witnessed the murder of his parents. For years he trained‚ physically

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    Batman A Wrinkle In Time

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    best villain. Whether he adds to the story or is just every villain is good in some way‚ but I have a favorite. It is kind of a difficult choice for me‚ considering there are so many villains‚ but if I had to choose it would probably be from Batman. Batman has some good villains‚ but most of them are a little

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    Batman And Gilgamesh

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    CLT3378-01 gg13e@my.fsu.edu Word Count: 1‚725 Batman Begins and the Babylonian Epic of Gilgamesh both feature the story of a culture hero. In both of these works‚ the heroic quest of the culture hero is significant. Apart from having similar narratives‚ these two stories also have significant differences in themes. In The Epic of Gilgamesh‚ Gilgamesh becomes a hero for fame and immortality‚ while in Batman Begins; Bruce Wayne becomes a hero to avenge the deaths of his parents

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    Batman Essay

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    Batman Essay Everyone enjoys the story of the super hero vigilante Batman‚ and Christopher Nolan did a great job at creating a more modern and realistic series of films (Batman Begins‚ The Dark Night‚ and The Dark Night Rises). With them being more modern its makes things easier for us to relate too. I also believe Nolan did this to try and give the audience a a more relatable perspective to our own world and reality. This type of comparison can really begin to expose the subliminal messages of

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    Batman Vs. Superman

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    The names Batman and Superman can be recognized throughout American society. Even if somebody has not seen The Dark Knight or Superman‚ they can still depict that the two names attach to well-known superheroes in popular culture. While Batman is more recognized as a vigilante‚ the term “hero” can be defined as a “man of super-human qualities” and “superhero as a “hero with superhuman powers” (qtd. in Loeb and Morris 12‚ 14). In turn‚ this definition allows Batman to be considered a superhero. Although

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    Batman vs Dexter

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    Batman VS. Dexter College Composition * * | * 
 * What constitutes a hero vs. a villain? The idea of a superhero has been changed to reflect cultural appreciations. Sensitivities and understandings have changed over time and the modern superhero reflects that. The rise of a hero vs. an antihero is now a more common theme seen in both comic books and movies alike. * * It is very clear that both heroes have victims. Their outlook is one of utilitarianism

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