
An Unconventional Hero in the Marvel Universe
美漫里的非传统英雄
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Some character issues
For those who say that Batman is actually just consolidating his capital status, I suggest you take a look at the comic series "The Dark Knight Returns", which was drawn by Frank Miller, the author who created the standard image of modern Batman. The Batman in this comic has raised his hand to lead the people of Gotham to revolution. Is launching a mass revolution also for the benefit of the capitalists? Birth does not determine a person. Didn't Marx and Engels also come from bourgeois classes? What's more, there is also a comic book "Absolute Batman" in which Batman does not have a superior background at all. His father is a primary school teacher and his mother is a housewife. He is just a construction worker who builds walls during the day and puts on a suit to fight criminals at night. He has nothing to do with the rich and is completely a proletarian worker. Which capitalist did he become Batman for? Wouldn't he still become Batman if he lost his money ability? I also saw a comment that was quite funny. He said, "The purpose of rich superheroes like Batman, Iron Man, and Green Arrow is to show that rich people have higher morals. This is smearing communism." Regardless of other flaws, the biggest laugh in his sentence is that Green Arrow is also included. Anyone who knows something about American comics knows that there are very few communists in American comics, and there are even fewer public communists, and Green Arrow is the most famous one among the very few. He once gave Green Lantern a copy of "Das Kapital" in the comics.
There are a lot of murderous heroes in American comics, but heroes like Spider-Man are so rare that they look like aliens.
The writing is very good, but it's better not to stick to this big cesspool. The protagonist gave a piece of grass from Buzhou Mountain to Poison Ivy as a way to win over Poison Ivy, and there was an instant quarrel. I can only say that "Fenghuang Gods Journey to the West" is not a specific theme, so don't touch it. The brats will come after smelling it.
Batman's character is the most anti-heroic When you monopolize every aspect of the city Continuously chasing capital profits Isn't it funny that you still want to play a hero character Batman's character is really awesome
Criminals, gangs and wealth disparity are actually the least important problems in Gotham. The real big problem in Gotham is 1. The government is out of control Three shadow governments (Court of Owls, League of Assassins, Black Gloves) Six cults that can really invite gods (Black Fire, those who worship Barbatos, those who worship Satan, those who worship warlocks, those who worship the Old Gods, those who worship the Three Houses) 2. Environmental pollution A running nuclear power plant has certain radioactivity due to poor management, and an abandoned nuclear power plant is also leaking. The water contains Scarecrow's fear gas, Clayface remnants, Joker gas, and Bane's venom The Lazarus Pool, the Swamp of Madness, and the Carnage Swamp are leaking into the water supply system The water cannot be completely purified easily, otherwise it will produce extremely dangerous black Liquid Grass may be conscious and evil (Poison Ivy's pot) ps: Aquaman thinks that the water in Gotham should not be considered water, you know, even Coca-Cola thinks it is water Severe air pollution, even the Flash can't run at full speed Sneezing and coughing while running 3. Genetic modification Dr. Hugo has improved the genes of some Gotham people Gotham people are generally stronger than normal humans There are too many harmful substances in the blood of Gotham people, and vampires will be poisoned if they drink it 4. Curse The subway and rail systems are cursed to never be on time Arkham Asylum is cursed by its founder Built on Indian burial grounds, cursed by Indians Cursed by ancient shamans Built on the tomb of an ancient warlock Cursed to be forever suppressed Cursed by Zeus to rain an average of 320 days a year Cursed by a goddess of nature, all toxic substances on earth must stay in Gotham 5. Old Gods Being buried will make people expelled The corpse of an old god who gradually loses his humanity and only pursues knowledge A living old god The door that an old god can pass through, although basically closed, still leaks influence The Lord in Yellow also lived here 6. Demons and Devils De Gullah either moved here by himself or his grave was moved here (beware of a certain episode of Batman) There is a door to hell There is a bottomless pit leading to the abyss 16 demons are sealed under Arkham 666 demons are there Living an ordinary life here is waiting for the end of the world Three Palaces (an nb devil) also pays attention to this place, and his daughter Raven occasionally lives here A world-destroying Leviathan squats in the port sea
The person who kills people in that tradition becomes an anti-hero, or a villain. Very few cannot be.
Aren't heroes who kill people anti-heroes?
About Batman's no-kill rule.
I can say that Batman himself has a no-kill principle, but he has no habit of stopping others from killing. , Don't just think of the movie version as everything, there are many comics and animation versions. Just because he doesn't kill himself doesn't mean he will stop others from killing him.
Gotham summarized by netizens
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Red Hood, Batwoman: Yes, yes, you are the only one. Jpg