As a boy, my hero witnessed his parents' gruesome murder by an unknown gunman and vowed revenge against all who broke the law. As a young adult, he worked to fulfill this vow by traveling the world to learn from masters of various defense disciplines. Eventually he became an exceptional escape artist, master of martial arts, acrobatics, science, criminology and detective skills. Having perfected these skills, my hero was prepared to embark on his mission. But one thing still eluded him, how he will fulfill justice for all.
Preferring to remain anonymous, my hero relies on the darkness of the night, to provide camouflage. Though he thirsts for revenge, he resolves never to kill anyone; instead he depends on his physical abilities and mental superiorities to bring his enemies to justice. He has conquered many challenges that these scandalous criminals have brought to him, such as felines, deadly plants, arctic creatures, and the occasional riddle. As if crime fighting wasn't exhausting enough, my hero plays a much different role during the day.
After his parents" tragic death, my hero inherited a fortune, complete with a position as CEO of a major corporation. Careful not to reveal his own identity, he lets his reputation of being a millionaire playboy hide his true character. .
We all have our heroes, but mine is a super hero. He is feared by all evil, and fights crime with a passion. I have looked up to him since we were first introduced. Who is this mystery hero? You guessed it, the one and only, BATMAN!.
A Day in the Life of Batman When you think of Batman, you might think of the superhero that wears a cape and a mask, but the Batman in my life is different and much more significant to me. My favorite pet is my hunting dog Batman. ... Batman can do it all. ... Batman is the first dog I let out. ... Batman has a tough, but exciting life. ...
Andy Medhurst didn't write his essay Batman, Deviance, and Camp as a die hard Batman fan. ... Batman's character progressively was perceived as less homosexual as time went on. ... In the 1960's, Adam West played the role of Batman. ... In the 1980's Batman was very masculine and he began liking girls. ... The Batman of the eighties had a completely new appearance, far different from the Batman of the sixties. ...
To compliment Batman's strength, he was exceptionally intelligent. ... Batman, or shall I say Bruce Wayne, was smart. ... Batman was the greatest to me and I wanted to be just like him. ... Also a man should have a large amount of money, because Batman did. ... Batman gave me some of my first views on manhood. ...
Unlike "Beowulf," which is an epic poem, Batman was written as a comic book. ... AKA Batman. ... All of these devices help Batman through his crime fighting filled life. ... Batman on the other hand, takes on the image of "Batman" only when the city is in trouble. ... Like Beowulf, Batman is also very intelligent. ...
At high noon, Batman faces Superman. ... Instead, Batman uses force and intimidation to help Gotham. ... Another symbol of masculinity in Batman is the use of guns. ... Batman has an exaggerated jaw yet he still has a small head. ... Perhaps due to his lifestyle, Batman never had children. ...
He will get rid of Batman for half of all of their profits. ... All of their buyers are afraid of the Batman, and regular civilians aren't scared of them anymore. ... The Joker sends a tape to the local news showing himself torturing a young man in a Batman outfit. The film reveals this man was a vigilante pretending to be the Batman that the Joker has now caught. ... Batman and Gordon both decide to keep Harvey's evil deeds in the dark from the public. ...
Batman's Loop Frank Miller's Batman: The Dark Knight Returns not only exemplifies a remarkable introduction into the world of fantasy, but also serves as a reflection the popular culture of society. ... It is only until the memory of his parents" death that pushes him to become Batman. ... The shock on his face is what gives his intentions away for being Batman. ... This leads him to become the Batman. ... This is the reason he becomes Batman, and the night of his parent's death is what shows us his intentions are for being Batman - for revenge. ...
The evening's entertainment is a Batman movie. The screen shows Batman to be a present-day Beowulf, as he fights villains and makes the city a better place. ... Batman has become an icon rather than an actual person. ... Batman while having his own powers is just as comparable to Superman or Spiderman. ... The names and the faces change but the immortal Batman is recurrent. ...
