Batman Scriptwriters wen Poho da Frank Miller Story 😒🦇✍️
But nowdays, how dey show Batman as one abusive and cold character like in Frank Miller’s All-Star Batman & Robin, it take away from how much us guys can relate to the hero or even like um. DC Comics been successful building up Batamn till he maybe the most successful superhero eva created! Next to Spider-Man 🕷️ , Superman 💪 , an Wolverine 🔪 , he stay king of sales an merchandise. Plenny his modan success gotta thank Frank Millar whose darker spin on top da hero caught fire with readers 👀 .
But then again plenty writers dat came after dis comics legend took away all da worst lessons from his writing ✍️ . The path for Batmans’ modan success was paved by many influential writers and artists whose collaborations on top our super-hero established that dark detective us guys know an love ❤️ . In 1986 though, when Frank Millar teamed up with Klaus Janson fo’ do a miniseries that changed where this heros’ going next. This series called “Da Dark Knight Returns” completely changed what it means fo’ be batman – readers loved um!
But just like so many comics during dat era also brought out new generation writers who learned some good stuff from it but also leaned into its excesses. As a result of this, readers in the Modan Age of Batman seen one version of da hero who became more cold and alienating – an it shows! Batman get interesting history inside DC Comics. Even though right now he probably the best-selling most successful character in fiction 📖 , our superhero started as one small title for DC, even faced being canceled at some point 😱 .
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Misinterpretation of Frank Miller by Batman Scriptwriters
Modern Batman Writers Don’t Learn The Right Lessons From Frank Miller 🦇📚 So, Batman has been a dark hero from DC since the Golden Age. But after Frank Miller had a big hit, many writers learned all the wrong things.
Frank Miller’s harsher version of Batman in The Dark Knight Returns influenced many writers after him, leading to a colder portrayal of our superhero guy. 😎❄️Batman’s modern success can be attributed to collaborations between influential writers and artists who established the dark detective persona we know today.But nowadays, how they portray Batman as an abusive and cold character like in Frank Miller’s All-Star Batman & Robin takes away from how much we can relate to or even like him.
DC Comics have been successful building up Batamn until he is possibly the most successful superhero ever created! Next to Spider-Man 🕷️ , Superman 💪 , and Wolverine 🔪 , he reigns supreme in sales and merchandise.
Much of his modern success must thank Frank Millar whose darker take on top da hero resonated with readers 👀 .However plenty authors that came after this comics legend took away all worst lessons from his writing ✍️ . The path for Batmans’ modern success was paved by numerous influential authors and artists whose collaborations on our super-hero established that dark detective we know an love ❤️ .
In 1986 though when Frank Millar teamed up with Klaus Janson for doing miniseries which changed where this heroes’ going next.This series called “The Dark Knight Returns” completely redefined what it means being batman – readers loved it!Yet just like so many comics during that era also brought out new generation authors who learned some good stuff but also leaned into its excesses.As result,this led readers in Modern Age of batman seeing one version of da hero becoming more cold and alienating – it shows! Batman has interesting history inside DC Comics.
