As someone's whose only read a few Batman comics (Hush, Killing Joke), what series has the best interpretation of Batman?
Which comic books get every aspect of Batman's character on point?
As someone's whose only read a few Batman comics (Hush, Killing Joke)...
Batman 66
Year 100
Morrison's Batman.
>what series has the best interpretation of Batman?
BTAS
This
>Tell me ...your name
>I...I'm..the Bat..man!
Under the Hood
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Batman the Animated Series
This. The entire comic is about this
Quite probably the worst interpretation of batman
>Snyderfag
how so
I think Batman Shaman is a great younger Batman story.
I wouldn't look for a "canonical" or "best" interpretation of Batman.
If you want an insane Batman like in The Killing Joke, pick up A Serious House.
If you want a violent, reactionary Batman, read The Dark Night Returns.
If you want a cheesy, fun Batman, watch Brave and the Bold or the Adam West show/movie.
If you want a hypercompetent Batman read Morrison's run or play Arkham Asylum.
As someone mentioned earlier, BTAS is a fairly balanced interpretation, but the episode quality is uneven.
because batman inc is everything that batman would never do.
seconding, morrison was forcing retarded ideas and doesn't even understand the character
This guy gets it.
Batman's a character that's been done so differently over 75 years that there's no one, real correct characterization.
why not. it shows character growth, both on the part of bruce and dick, and frankly everyone in the batfamily.like this guy said there is no correct characterization of batman, but the bruce in inc showed sign of healing and distancing himself from his self imposed autism and mental issues.
imo it's the ideal batman
Detective Comics #35
Morrison's From Gothic to Batman inc