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Fall Asleep To The INSANE Lore Of Batman

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Fall Asleep To The INSANE Lore Of Batman

173 просмотра · 2 нед. назад
Sleepy Gotham и ещё 3
173 просмотра · 2 нед. назад
This sleep-friendly video explores the strange history and lore of Batman, from his 1939 comic book debut to 2026, told through famous moments from the Batman movies. The video follows the printed history behind the films in roughly the order it was written. It starts with Bill Finger's long fight for credit, then traces the costume, the name Bruce Wayne, and Gotham City back to their sources. It explains how the early Batman killed before an editor's note created the no-kill rule. It also covers the origin in Crime Alley, the arrival of Robin, and the 1943 serial that changed the comics. What's covered in this video: How the credit "Batman created by Bob Kane with Bill Finger" reached the screen in Gotham and Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice after 76 years. How Kane's sole byline hid the work of Finger, Gardner Fox, Dick Sprang, Lew Sayre Schwartz and Sheldon Moldoff. Finger's death in 1974 and the campaign by Marc Tyler Nobleman and Athena Finger that won his credit in 2015. How Finger reworked Kane's red, winged first draft into the grey cowl and cape, and named Bruce Wayne after Robert the Bruce and Mad Anthony Wayne. Why the name Gotham comes from Washington Irving's Salmagundi and a Nottinghamshire village known for its fools. How The Case of the Chemical Syndicate borrowed from a Shadow pulp story, and why Commissioner Gordon is Batman's oldest supporting character. Record sales of Detective Comics #27 and Batman #1, including the 2026 Heritage Auctions results. The gun-carrying Batman of 1939, the Joker's last-minute rescue, and how Whitney Ellsworth's rule was later broken in Final Crisis. The Zorro marquee, Martha's pearls from Frank Miller's The Dark Knight Returns, Joe Chill, Crime Alley, and the Flashpoint world where Thomas Wayne becomes Batman. Robin's 1940 debut, Jerry Robinson's Robin Hood costume, and how Dick Grayson took the name Nightwing from a Superman story. The 1943 Columbia serial, its racist portrayal of Dr. Daka, the Bat's Cave, and how Alfred was slimmed down to match actor William Austin. Mentioned in this video: Bob Kane, Bill Finger, Michael Keaton, Christian Bale, Batman Returns, Batman Begins, Batman v Superman, Gotham, DC Comics, Detective Comics #27, Gardner Fox, Dick Sprang, Lew Sayre Schwartz, Sheldon Moldoff, Carmine Infantino, Jerry Bails, Batmania, Clock King, Charles Sinclair, Jerry Robinson, Bill Finger Award, Comic-Con, Marc Tyler Nobleman, Batman and Bill, Athena Finger, Leonardo da Vinci, Douglas Fairbanks, The Bat Whispers, Robert the Bruce, Mad Anthony Wayne, Washington Irving, Nottinghamshire, Atlas of the DC Universe, Batman (Turkey), Warner Bros., Christopher Nolan, The Shadow, Theodore Tinsley, Alex Raymond, James Gordon, Gary Oldman, Jeffrey Wright, CGC, Heritage Auctions, Tim Burton, Hugo Strange, Joker, Whitney Ellsworth, Final Crisis, Darkseid, The Mark of Zorro, Frank Miller, The Dark Knight Returns, Joe Chill, Lew Moxon, Denny O'Neil, Crime Alley, Leslie Thompkins, Jack Napier, Flashpoint, Thomas Wayne, Martha Wayne, Batman Forever, Dick Grayson, Two-Face, N. C. Wyeth, Nightwing, Kandor, The Dark Knight Rises, Columbia Pictures, Lewis Wilson, Dr. Daka, J. Carrol Naish, Alfred Pennyworth, William Austin.