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[@GD-fi7rm]

I think it’s so nice that they are actually mentioning Bill Finger as the co-creator of Batman and everything Batman lore.

[@yadirasousa9844]

Even on Batman: Year One (The comic) there's a place in Gotham called "The Finger Memorial"

[@reedhamkalariya6976]

You know Bill Finger was a goat and deserves the fame when my man Denny O'Neil cites him before Bob Kane when saying on what they started Batman with. Just shows that it was Finger who came up with the persona and Bob Kane just the name (maybe some idea);

[@mollytherealdeal]

Rest in peace Denny O'Neil.

[@rinaldipradiptaa6981]

younger generation tends to not knowing dennis o'neil contribution to reintroduce Batman as dark and mysterious character, too bad that frank miller overshadowed his (eventough i admit miller TDK Returns and batman year one might still the most impactful CB in Batman History). Respect for O'neil and Miler.

[@CN-dl6fb]

Frank Miller only popularised Batman he didn't persay reinvent him,that was Neal he did what Frank did a decade before he did it.Younger generation if they are interested in the character will eventually learn the true history, evidence for this claim:I am a 15 year old right now and I love reading comics.

[@BatmanKnightfan]

Batman is the greatest hero all time.

[@TheSerpentEagle]

Thank you.

[@randyschwaggins]

After Shazam

[@TheSerpentEagle]

@@randyschwaggins SHA⚡ZAM! Is more like it.

[@shaycormaic5365]

@@randyschwaggins no?

[@randyschwaggins]

@@shaycormaic5365 ok

[@danthefan28]

Bryan Cranston is my number one choice to play Commissioner Gordon in a live action film.

[@jeremyjohnson1265]

And because that choice is too perfect, it will never happen.

[@gabrielpetricevic9306]

J.K Simmons will do just fine.

[@ibrahimkhalif83]

Daniel Diaz he’s more Lex Luthor in my opinion.

[@user-mf8oy4xd8i]

Ibrahim Khalif I AM THE ONE WITH ROCKS

[@mattheston9132]

@@gabrielpetricevic9306 :(

[@Urvy1A]

In addition to changing Batman, Denny O’ Neil also made Kryptonite a tasty treat, changed Wonder Woman (much to the dismay of Wonder Woman fans, in which he wasn’t very proud of), and gave names to the Transformers. He will be missed.

[@sterlingernst7816]

year one is my favorite batman narrative. it doesn't get better than that. No Dark Knight trilogy without it.

[@katten838]

Tim Burton Batman is more late 30s to early 40s Batman than Year One or The Dark Knight Returns to me

[@Icebergs98]

Gotham sent me here what a great show can't wait for Season 4 !

[@DelightLovesMovies]

When Frank Miller went to DC the first thing he did was Ronin. That was the game changer that led to the Dark Knight. I don't know why the comic book guys and Warner Bros ignore that fact. Ronin was a brilliant piece of work unto itself and that's where you see Miller develop the style of art he ended up using for the Dark Knight.

[@turtleanton6539]

And samuraj hack took it

[@S2RiCeGuRlS2]

This was great, I'm glad it was posted.

[@TheSerpentEagle]

It's not hard to write a story based on true occurrences. All the work was done by Batman like always

[@Rascalscomicschronicles]

That's amazing! Thank U!

[@Peterino74]

great documentary!

[@jaredgarcia8638]

I only pray that Ben Affleck draws influences for Dawn of Justice

[@Clickyable]

Whenever I watch documentaries like these Denny O'Neil always seems to say "what I thought I did" in regards to returning Batman to his roots and he seems to really emphasize it in this as if he no longer believes it that's what he did. Either that he believes he didn't accomplish that goal or perhaps he looked back on the old stories and didn't think they were as dark as he remembered.

[@badreality2]

Or maybe he can't remember the exact details, because he's talking about accomplishments he made, 40+ years ago.

[@stephaniezavala9779]

Vvvc xxx xXxX I

[@shawnrodriguez6839]

I

[@shawnrodriguez6839]

No

[@Tabish29]

Or maybe hes a humble man.

[@TheSerpentEagle]

Let Vengeance be mine saith the Lord Batman's in agreeance with anything the Lord says so he doesn't do it for vengeance

[@MiguelSouza-ok9gb]

Does anyone know the song that begins in 5:16?

[@jaredgarcia8638]

The influences I mean are Frank Miller and Jeph Loeb styles with New 52

[@PeterZeeke]

BATMAN!

[@neftaliriverajr503]

Hyped again too see the Latest BATMANNNNN Movie 🍿🎥

[@MutantsInDisguise]

Nothing about Batman would've been possible without Denny O'Neil.

[@asmrbully6980]

Reccomended 8yrs latee

[@marksousa5428]

You should read Bill Finger the boy wonder!

[@alexkefali9298]

Good point, but I was thinking a more direct version ie. exactly like the comic but in a movie

[@loseyourself5845]

HeisenJim!!!

[@BJJVagabond]

Too bad Frank lost his mind. Gotta love what he did while he was sane though.

[@jaredgarcia8638]

Indeed

[@donovandelaney3171]

Those evil Parents Groups formed into the Writers Guild. They’re not around anymore either.

[@donovandelaney3171]

Thank the All Mother that those evil Parents Groups don’t exist anymore.

[@TheSerpentEagle]

Batman doesn't do any of that for vengeance he does it because no one else will or no one else can

[@randyschwaggins]

Err...I dont think you can take vengeance out of the equation

[@MutantsInDisguise]

Well, Batman does carry vengeance with him. He just needs to control his impulses to not give in to those feelings.

[@chriscano4162]

sin city was one of the greatest things he ever did, and it's also the thing that ruined him.

[@jaredgarcia8638]

No disagreement there. As much as I respect Miller, I can't ignore the poor stories that came afterwards

[@igorschmidlapp6987]

Sin City sucked major ass...

[@andrewfisher8309]

16:36

[@andrewfisher8309]

9:20

[@jgfear]

But has anyone read Millers” All Star Batman and Robin “ ? Eeek !

[@TheGreatPhilosophy]

NANANANANANANANANANANANANANANANANANANANANANANA.........................

[@ashleesaenz1048]

BATMAN

[@PeterTennant]

why when they do these retrospectives and when they talk about when Julie Schwartz changes batman they jump to Dennis O'neil and Neal adams which happend in the late 60's. They jump over the redesign in 1964 by Carmine Infantino. Yes It look like the show but without Carmine we wouldn't have the yellow over behind the batsymbol. I lover O'neil and Adams run on Batman but you can't just forget Infantino

[@jaredgarcia8638]

True

[@CassandrashadowcassMorrison]

Oh, Batman is okay, I guess. But he's no Slam Bradley and its time his fans faced up to that fact!

[@alexkefali9298]

I can't believe how bad the voice acting was in this movie. They should make this into a live action film in about seven years.

[@vollsticks]

For "silly" read : "entertaining". The fad for grim 'n gritty superheroes should have died with Year One, DKR and Watchmen. Never liked the O'Neill/Adams iteration of Bats. Loved the Wagner/Grant/Breyfogle era though, classic stuff.

[@jaredgarcia8638]

Breyfogle is the one I tend to think of when I draw Batman

[@igorschmidlapp6987]

Sorry... Frank Miller is NOT God...

[@brucew565]

He is. He is. You, on the other hand, are a nobody.

[@sirgentlebread7302]

Never seen them both in the same room together

[@daniellovesgabeebingspider7589]

i like batman but he was always dark frank miller just made him more of anarchist

[@austineaton2646]

No Frank changed everything

[@jaredgarcia8638]

@@austineaton2646 he did, but it came at a cost of innocence

[@jaredgarcia8638]

If you read DK2, I understand