I want to read a Batman comic, Yea Forums. Something obscure, but good. What should I read?
I want to read a Batman comic, Yea Forums. Something obscure, but good. What should I read?
Gabriel Turner
Jose Jackson
Arkham Asylum: A Serious House on Serious Earth
Justin Hernandez
Dark Knight, Dark City
Kevin Carter
That's not really obscure, it's getting a sequel.
Sure, let's read this since I haven't.
Owen Jackson
Joshua Hall
Anthony Smith
Jose Collins
Jaxon Lee
Wyatt Bailey
Jaxon Richardson
Caleb Rivera
Connor Lee
Jason Moore
The one that needs 3d Glasses.
Hunter Parker
Angel Perez
>Arkham Asylum: A Serious House
>getting a sequel
I need sources of this in my table NOW!
Josiah Allen
The Dark Prince Charming
Mason Williams
Are you sure you're not thinking of Superman Beyond?
>During the San Diego Comic-Con 2017, Morrison announced that he is currently working on a follow-up, tentatively titled Arkham Asylum 2. Described as a Luc Besson-esque thriller, the sequel will take place in the future timeline Morrison created where Damian Wayne, Batman's son, has grown up to become an adult Batman of his own. Comic book artist Chris Burnham, who collaborated with Morrison in Batman Incorporated, is attached to work on the project. While the graphic novel is described as a 120-page effort, further details or a release date have yet to be announced.[28]
Noah Morales
Everyone's read that
Ayden Long
Thomas Bennett
Jordan Perez
I love Riddler, probably my favorite Batman villain
Jeremiah Butler
Nathaniel Moore
Christopher Young
Gabriel Fisher
Henry Hill
I really like this so far, good recommendation user
Christian Cruz
Bentley Ward
Thomas Fisher
These Mignola covers just really set a tone
Connor Wilson
Liam White
Owen Scott
I can't tell if I like that I'm reading this in Frank Gorshin's voice
Charles Howard
James Thomas
Jesus Christ Riddler's not fucking around
David Kelly
Zachary Wood
Justin Foster
Landon Parker
>Are you sure you're not thinking of Superman Beyond?
Ego Trip was the name of it, by John Byrne.
Grayson Jones
Noah Green
Parker Bennett
Jaxon Reed
Jonathan Stewart
Kevin Brooks
Nolan Baker
Wyatt Phillips
Dylan Green
Carson Walker
Anthony Stewart
Blake Bailey
Samuel Murphy
Connor Sanders
Oh man
Lincoln Hughes
Found it, I'll do that next
Owen Ross
Riddler is fucking insane in this
Ryder King
Ryan Barnes
Mason James
Wow this comic is very intesting, I need a moment to think about the narrative. The writing is very clever.
Jace Diaz
Gabriel Watson
Hunter Murphy
Ayden Cruz
Doctor Phosphorous issues are pretty good.
Xavier Torres
Julian Powell
Austin Price
Eli Young
Owen Kelly
Joseph Hall
Noah Phillips
Henry Cox
Jordan Roberts
Daniel Turner
Juan Harris
Isaiah Lee
Aiden Lewis
Dylan Hughes
Daniel Hughes
I know this will come off as overly bligatory and obvious, but Spider-Man is probably the most nerdiest superhero out of all superheroes of today. I know it's stupid, considering he IS a nerd, but when you look into it, all of his rogues deal with science experiments (Electro, Lizard, Doc Ock, Green Goblin, Venom) or having spider-related motifs (being a predator (Kraven) to a spider(man), or just cryptic chemistry and science bullshit in general, it's no wonder why Ditko was such a Randian in his day and age. He loved spending time cooped up in his apartment reading Atlas Shrugged because it was THE ONLY THING HE COULD DO.
Blake Robinson
Dylan Turner
That was damn good, user.
Cooper Torres
Shoot, I meant to post this in another thread.
Luis Nguyen
Put on your 3D glasses now
David Cox
Gavin Phillips
William Taylor
Hunter Parker
I figured as much
Cameron Wright
Easton Long
Robert Bailey
Nolan Peterson
>More Riddler
Based
Dylan Carter
Asher Wright
Jonathan Thomas
Brayden Stewart
Jackson Russell
Matthew Stewart
Charles Clark
Bentley Brooks
This feels heavily inspired by the Adam West film
Blake Cook
Jaxson Morris
Grayson Taylor
Eli Gonzalez
Lucas Kelly
John Morales
Nathaniel Watson
Brandon Green
Caleb Davis
Luke Davis
Brandon Ward
Joshua Smith
Ayden Walker
>Riddler was racist
He's gone too far this time!
Julian Rogers
Mason Ross
Robert Ward
Legends of The Dark Knight 64
Detective Comics 633
Batman 450
Jordan Hernandez
Cooper Lee
Adam Wood
Jack Mitchell
Zachary Gutierrez
Aiden Bell
Samuel Taylor
Luke Edwards
Eli Gutierrez
Grayson Watson
Jose Richardson
Benjamin Wright
Nicholas Bell
Justin Bailey
You know there is something that I really like about The Riddler in batman comics, even in his more simple versions (the game version) he is a character who can defy the intelligence of Batman, sometimes Batman loses his track even when he is so notorious (I mean, have you seen his fashion tastes? Hehe...). In a certain way I think that Riddler games help him to be a better detective because he needs to keep investigating and expanding his knowledge to keep his track.
Sometimes I feel like Batman isn't fair with Riddler, he practically does cheat with all that future like gadgets and he can always see all the details. A real detective is very different, a good detective most likely will see the biggest picture of a case but the small details will remain in the unknown because not all of them can be seen for someone who was never in the crime scene at the moment. But even if Batman weren't a cheater he will keep trying or at least that's what I think of him because hey he is the hero of the story.
Camden Watson
Leo Edwards
Benjamin Harris
Yeah, forces Bruce to think rather than just solve everything with his fists. It's a nice change of pace.
John Richardson
Kayden James
Jeremiah Young
Adam Ortiz
Sebastian Ortiz
That was fun, thanks user.
Julian Wilson
Alright
Benjamin Flores
Wolfman immediately has my attention
Ryan Bennett
>post-Killing Joke Joker story
Based
Kevin Diaz
Henry Smith
Leo Ramirez
Brandon Powell
Daniel Morris
>not posting a digital version
Jason Long
Kevin Robinson
Don't have one
Hudson Stewart
Blake Thompson
Ryder Campbell
Daniel Allen
>that final panel
Good lord
Carter Reed
Easton Gutierrez
>Jim having PTSD during Joker's attack
Fuck
Josiah Ross
Connor Ramirez
Jace Howard
Thanks OP
>needing digital to read
Fuck off
William Allen
Tyler Rogers
You are welcome, user
Ryan Kelly
This is great stuff
Grayson Cox
Camden Rodriguez
Bentley Brooks
Uh-oh, you didn't say anything about a to be continued user.
Chase Russell
We better read the second part, have to know how this one ends.
Jackson Hill
Blake Wright
Samuel Sanders
Eli Bell
Joshua Johnson
Levi Campbell
Isaiah Stewart
Asher Howard
Nolan Perez
Logan Ortiz
Kayden Powell
Jace White
Liam Diaz
Poor timing there, Jim
Christopher Hill
Nicholas Campbell
Ethan Hughes
This is a unique side to the Joker, it's interesting.
Brayden Rivera
Chase Peterson
Levi Reyes
Easton Hall
Oliver Fisher
>Question. Why do people think being part of the nuclear family gives them a greater right to live?
This page surprised me, because Riddler is very smart. The answer is: Because in the deep down it's the human nature to like that kind of things, it doens't matter the time or the place, or even country it will always be attractive to the people, because most part of the world wish or even covet. It will never be out of fashion even if some people think that need to change.
The inner nature of the people will never change and in fact it's always subconsciously in people, that's why less nuclear families such as gay matrimonies try to emulate a straight relationship, there is always a man and a woman in the relationship, they take the roles, a man is weaker than the other one or more delicate or he copies certain female characteristics the way he walks, the tone of his voice, her gestures, the kind of clothes that she wears.
It's the same with women (lesbians), in the media they are portrayed as a woman-woman (a delicate and beutiful girl) and a woman-man (a toughter version of a woman, usually bigger and less beautiful and more masculine)
Brandon Perez
James Jenkins
That was good, I think the first part was much stronger than the second.
Cooper Richardson
>Legends of The Dark Knight 64
Next up
Owen Torres
Carson Barnes
Ryder Cooper
>Bachalo back when everyone was trying to be Jim Lee
Man, I'd have never guessed this one him
Andrew Russell
Adam Smith
Juan Wood
Benjamin Brooks
It looks better than his current trash.
Henry Allen
Asher Phillips
I think he's definitely gone down hill, yeah. There was a sweet spot between this and that though
Jonathan Rodriguez
Sebastian Wood
Jonathan Smith
Angel Campbell
John Sullivan
Leo White
Luis Ross
Jeremiah Cooper
Benjamin Smith
Alexander Rodriguez
Chase Ross
Henry Campbell
Thomas Reed
Benjamin Baker
Caleb Lewis
Jackson Bailey
He kind of looks like he's smiling, it's unsettling.
Luis Richardson
Wasn't quite a fan of that one, I think if Bachalo had more of the style he grew into it could have carried it better.
Angel Smith
Last but not least
>Detective Comics 633
Nicholas Edwards
>Identity Crisis
I cringe seeing that pair of words anymore
Henry Williams
Evan Anderson
Alexander Campbell
Cameron Brooks
Owen Miller
Jacob Scott
Juan Green
Xavier Davis
This is good, love these kind of amnesia stories
Brandon Campbell
Angel Cox
Jacob Clark
Hunter Murphy
Jordan Bennett
Michael Morales
Anthony Bailey
Justin Kelly
Logan Roberts
As consequence, gay characters feel unnatural and forced to act according a cliche but there is not other way to write them because they don't have their own "dynamic" in the real life.
Romantic relationships between men are hated for straight men because they consider them ridiculous or disgusting. Imagine a man treating delicately, gently a dude the double of his size hehe
Luis James
Daniel Thompson
Nicholas Sullivan
Jackson Sullivan
This was great
Jordan Russell
Thanks for the recommendations, user.
Matthew Cruz
>Hey kid, wanna /ss?
Logan Collins
bump
Brayden Lewis
Batman comics's philosophy is something that I really like, because it offers a different perspective of the bad guys that our hero confronts. Batman's villain aren't the typical "hahah" villain, long time ago they used to be normal people with different lives, talents, ideas and qualities until a certain of their lives in which something began to go wrong. Mr. Freeze, Poison Ivy, Clayface and of course the Joker himself, they are all tragic characters with their own personal problems, stories and tragedies. Most part of the people don't see like that because they don't know and most likely they don't want to know about their origins, they only see the monsters and their masks and the consequences of the directions of their lives, they ignore how a bad day can transform completely the life of a person in a bad way, as if it was weird to see two people being killed in the street and they keep thinking "that man wouldn't be me, I am better" and keep thinking of them as ugly and depraved creatures with no feelings which need to be exterminated.
Batman is a different hero of the superman, he wasn't someone with a big destiny, he was just a boy who watched a movie in a night of winter and he said "I want to be El Zorro" so he practiced and he practiced how to use that mask but not much time later the circumstances attacked him too and that boy discovered that it was just a fantasy in that way he was forced to be Batman. But because he experimented such situation when he found a bunch of people disguised just like him he began to notice how similar they were to him except because the circumstances and origins were different. Then Batman said "How can I judge them? When I was so close to be like them." quickly he understood that life is never how you dreamed it "Was he really so unlucky?" he said himself and he felt bad for the monsters. [part 1/2]
Easton Harris
Then Batman felt even sadder for the monsters.
Then he decided that he just wanted to say to the freaks "Hey you guys are cool".
Carter Lewis
Batman is weird as a hero because he has a peculiar weakness, he can emphasize with his enemies at a different level than other protagonists. As consequence the real problem of the narrative in his comics is that even Joker (his main enemy) is absolutely safe of being killed someday. Batman knows that he will get nothing from kill him, because there is not a victory in the death of a person. He understands it very well, it will not bring any kind of benefit to him or the society so... who cares? [Goofy mode on... sorry]
Joker doesn't need to feel worried about Batman, in fact he won from the very beginning of this story. In that sense it means that Batman and Joker are simply playing a game without a great ambitiou. He was just having fun playing with Joker and Riddler.
Batman needs to leave