what are the biggest differences between nolan's batman and the comic batman
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Bryan Danielson
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nolan's batman kills
honestly, nolan is just using batmans name to market the movie to a larger audience
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Anyone got links to Batman TAS?
This! There's so many different versions of Batman in the comics, that the OP's question is not easy to answer.
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No Actual BatMobile in the Movie.
Which I actually like. Batman in Nolan's films is always a work in progress. Always adapting and making his tools better by the minute.
Which I actually like. Batman in Nolan's films is always a work in progress. Always adapting and making his tools better by the minute.
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The Batman in the comics has 4 sons
batman in the comics has way more skill more swag, there is more "batman" than bruce in the comics, but thats understandable.
Oh and in the comics bats is the worlds greatest detective not just a rich crime fighter who always wants to quit
oh and no gravel voice lol
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Oh and in the comics bats is the worlds greatest detective not just a rich crime fighter who always wants to quit
oh and no gravel voice lol
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Change is inevitable...
Nah there's the gravel voice but it's hard to acknowledge because it's text, but Bruce definitely switches his voice up
But yeah this, among other things
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Comic Batman can do damn near everything
I actually like Nolan Batman more since he is more realistic, also I like stories with a beginning, middle, and end.
I actually like Nolan Batman more since he is more realistic, also I like stories with a beginning, middle, and end.
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First, you forget to mention there are about 30 different takes on Batman in the comics, all different. I personally liked Frank Miller's 80s shyt the most.
But what I love about Nolan's films are that you can strip away the entire Batman mythos and they would still be fantastic films.
But what I love about Nolan's films are that you can strip away the entire Batman mythos and they would still be fantastic films.
I've never actually read any comic books stories from DC comics, but I did grow up watching & I own on DVD, Batman: the Animated Series & the rest of the DCAU/Timmverse shows and I forgot Batman is a GREAT detective & a very skilled crime fighter unlike the Batman in the Nolan films. And Christian Bale's Batman voice is over the top.