
An Unconventional Hero in the Marvel Universe
美漫里的非传统英雄
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Some character issues
To those who say Batman is merely consolidating his capitalist status, I suggest you read the "Dark Knight Returns" comic series, drawn by Frank Miller, the author who shaped the modern Batman archetype. In this comic, Batman has already raised his hand to lead a revolution in Gotham. Is instigating a mass revolution also for the benefit of capitalists?
There are tons of heroes in American comics who kill, so heroes like Spider-Man are rare and seem like an anomaly.
It's well written, but it's best to avoid the "primordial era" genre altogether. The part where the protagonist gives a blade of grass from Buzhou Mountain to the Poison Ivy Woman as a way to win her over caused an instant uproar. It's safe to say that unless it's a specific genre like "primordial era," "Investiture of the Gods," or "Journey to the West," it's best to avoid it. Little devils will come running just because they smell it.
Batman's character is the most anti-heroic of all. When you monopolize every aspect of this city Constantly pursuing capital profits Trying to play the hero character? Isn't that ridiculous? Batman's character design is truly amazing.
Criminals, gangs, and the wealth gap are actually the least important issues in Gotham City. Gotham's real big problem is 1. Government out of control Three shadow governments (Court of Owls, Wanted, Black Gloves) Six cults that can actually summon gods (Blackfire, Barbatos worshippers, Satan worshippers, sorcerers worshippers, ancient gods worshippers, and Sangokushi worshippers).
The traditional killer has become an anti-hero, or a villain. Very few can be.
Aren't heroes who kill people anti-heroes?
Regarding Batman's no-kill policy.
I can say that Batman has a no-killing principle, but he doesn't have a habit of stopping others from killing. Don't just take the movie version as the whole story; there are many comic book and animated versions. He only refrains from killing himself, which doesn't mean he will stop others from killing.
Red Hood, Batwoman: Yes, yes, you're the only one. (Jpg)
Very popular heroes rarely manage to completely kill their nemesis. Otherwise, Batman would have a whole street full of villainous enemies.