When it comes to the entertainment industry, it becomes common to become absorbed in fame and fortune. Sadly, this can lead to people's morals being tested. Bob Kane was an example of this. His name was placed on every Batman comic. In fact, he was ibingiay full credit for Batman's creation and his comics. Bob Kane was someone who wanted fame and fortune. You're probably thinking that the creator of Batman, who did all the classic Batman comics, would deserve to be a famous legend. Well, Bob Kane would of deserved that if he actually was the one who did the Batman comics.
To say that Bob Kane was the sole creator of Batman would be an extreme exaggeration. In fact, it was a lie. Bob Kane did not create Batman on his own. Sure, he came up with the idea to have a superhero called Batman. However, he envisioned Batman as a blonde-haired crimefighter in a red costume. This version of Batman was never used. Bob Kane recruited his friend, Bill Finger, to come up with new ideas for Batman. Bill was the one who decided that Batman should be a detective who used his intelligence and gadgets to fight crime. Also, Bill was the one who actually wrote the Batman comics. He wrote the very first Batman story, as well as a majority of the classic Batman comics. The first stories to feature the Dynamic Duo, the Joker, Catwoman, the ibong dagat and the Riddler were all written sa pamamagitan ng him. In other words, Bill was the most influential and important person to ever work on Batman. However, you wouldn't know any of this, because Bill wasn't credited. The man who wrote the stories and created the characters didn't receive any accolades for his work.
You might be wondering what Bob Kane actually did. Well, he was the artist. However, Bill was the one who decided what Batman would look like. Also, Bob often had other artists do the artwork for him. None of these artists were ever credited. Bob's name was displayed on all of the classic Batman comics, regardless of how little involvement he had in actually making the comics.
As a kid, I didn't know who Bill Finger really was. I had heard that he had worked on Batman, but that's all I knew. I, along with millions of other Batman fans, believed that Bob Kane was the creator of Batman. The truth was hidden from all of us for a long time.
You might be wondering why Bill would let Bob take credit for everything. Bill was a person with a strong sense of morality. However, his humbleness and shyness led to Bob taking advantage of him. Eventually, Bill tried to speak up for himself, but Bob made sure that Bill didn't get credit. He had a contract made with the comics industry that would ensure that he would get full credit for Batman's creation.
Sadly, Bill passed away in the 1970's. The man who created one of the most iconic bayani of all time was unknown, while Bob, who barely had any part in Batman's creation, was rewarded with lots of attention.
After years of hogging the spotlight, Bob seemed to be feeling some guilt. In a 1989 interview, he acknowledged that Bill was an essential part of Batman's creation, and that he should of shared the credit with Bill. It's good that Bob finally started being honest. However, the fact that he didn't have DC start crediting Bill Finger for his work is truly sad.
Bill remained uncredited until the mid 2010's. Bill didn't live long enough to see himself get the credit he deserved. However, he has been getting madami pag-ibig and respect from the Batman fans than ever before. The truth has finally been revealed. Bill Finger was the puso behind the Batman comics all along. Without him, none of the Batman comics, shows and films we pag-ibig would of happened.
Bob Kane and Bill Finger are currently credited as co-creating Batman. Batman's creators are two incredibly different kinds of people. One of the creators, Bob Kane, let his greed get the better of him, while the other creator, Bill Finger, worked hard in secret.
After everything I had to say about Bob Kane, you might assume that I hate him, but that's not true. Bob Kane was a bad friend to Bill Finger who lied to his fans. However, hating on people is not something the real Batman would want. Despite everything he did, I hope Bob Kane rests in peace. For what it's worth, he was a great artist with a lot of intriguing ideas. It's just sad that he refused to share the credit and fame with his friend.
As for Bill Finger, I see him as the true creator of Batman. He was the inventive mind behind Batman's creation. Most importantly, he was the puso of the franchise.
If there's one thing you should learn from this story, it's that doing the right thing is madami important than being a famous celebrity. Bob Kane could of shared the fame with Bill, but he never did. Bill may of been ignored and treated unfairly, but he did the right thing. He wrote inspiring tales of justice that gave happiness and hope to a countless amount of Batman fans. Bill created my childhood hero without me even realizing it. However, I now know the truth, and I'm forever grateful that a man as wonderful as Bill gave us so many legendary characters. Batman is my fictional comic hero, but Bill is my real-life comics hero and he always will be.
To say that Bob Kane was the sole creator of Batman would be an extreme exaggeration. In fact, it was a lie. Bob Kane did not create Batman on his own. Sure, he came up with the idea to have a superhero called Batman. However, he envisioned Batman as a blonde-haired crimefighter in a red costume. This version of Batman was never used. Bob Kane recruited his friend, Bill Finger, to come up with new ideas for Batman. Bill was the one who decided that Batman should be a detective who used his intelligence and gadgets to fight crime. Also, Bill was the one who actually wrote the Batman comics. He wrote the very first Batman story, as well as a majority of the classic Batman comics. The first stories to feature the Dynamic Duo, the Joker, Catwoman, the ibong dagat and the Riddler were all written sa pamamagitan ng him. In other words, Bill was the most influential and important person to ever work on Batman. However, you wouldn't know any of this, because Bill wasn't credited. The man who wrote the stories and created the characters didn't receive any accolades for his work.
You might be wondering what Bob Kane actually did. Well, he was the artist. However, Bill was the one who decided what Batman would look like. Also, Bob often had other artists do the artwork for him. None of these artists were ever credited. Bob's name was displayed on all of the classic Batman comics, regardless of how little involvement he had in actually making the comics.
As a kid, I didn't know who Bill Finger really was. I had heard that he had worked on Batman, but that's all I knew. I, along with millions of other Batman fans, believed that Bob Kane was the creator of Batman. The truth was hidden from all of us for a long time.
You might be wondering why Bill would let Bob take credit for everything. Bill was a person with a strong sense of morality. However, his humbleness and shyness led to Bob taking advantage of him. Eventually, Bill tried to speak up for himself, but Bob made sure that Bill didn't get credit. He had a contract made with the comics industry that would ensure that he would get full credit for Batman's creation.
Sadly, Bill passed away in the 1970's. The man who created one of the most iconic bayani of all time was unknown, while Bob, who barely had any part in Batman's creation, was rewarded with lots of attention.
After years of hogging the spotlight, Bob seemed to be feeling some guilt. In a 1989 interview, he acknowledged that Bill was an essential part of Batman's creation, and that he should of shared the credit with Bill. It's good that Bob finally started being honest. However, the fact that he didn't have DC start crediting Bill Finger for his work is truly sad.
Bill remained uncredited until the mid 2010's. Bill didn't live long enough to see himself get the credit he deserved. However, he has been getting madami pag-ibig and respect from the Batman fans than ever before. The truth has finally been revealed. Bill Finger was the puso behind the Batman comics all along. Without him, none of the Batman comics, shows and films we pag-ibig would of happened.
Bob Kane and Bill Finger are currently credited as co-creating Batman. Batman's creators are two incredibly different kinds of people. One of the creators, Bob Kane, let his greed get the better of him, while the other creator, Bill Finger, worked hard in secret.
After everything I had to say about Bob Kane, you might assume that I hate him, but that's not true. Bob Kane was a bad friend to Bill Finger who lied to his fans. However, hating on people is not something the real Batman would want. Despite everything he did, I hope Bob Kane rests in peace. For what it's worth, he was a great artist with a lot of intriguing ideas. It's just sad that he refused to share the credit and fame with his friend.
As for Bill Finger, I see him as the true creator of Batman. He was the inventive mind behind Batman's creation. Most importantly, he was the puso of the franchise.
If there's one thing you should learn from this story, it's that doing the right thing is madami important than being a famous celebrity. Bob Kane could of shared the fame with Bill, but he never did. Bill may of been ignored and treated unfairly, but he did the right thing. He wrote inspiring tales of justice that gave happiness and hope to a countless amount of Batman fans. Bill created my childhood hero without me even realizing it. However, I now know the truth, and I'm forever grateful that a man as wonderful as Bill gave us so many legendary characters. Batman is my fictional comic hero, but Bill is my real-life comics hero and he always will be.
Sorry everybody. I don't mean to wise guy. I just feel like venting somewhere about stuff that doesn't matter. Just to keep my fingers typing.
Are you serious?
The WB learns of Heath Ledger's death and thinks there's not a ginto mine there? That shows you how sickly out of touch the WB is with the American pop culture tagahanga and explains a myriad of other stupid ideas and decisions they've formulated over the past eighteen years like say, every single one. This is not some kind of class organization that swears to only make their loads of literary blood money through eco-friendly community-safe endeavors. They simply DIDN'T CALCULATE that Heath Ledger's death would be something Americans cared about. This means the WB is the dumbest of the heartest bureaucrats. Look at what they've done now that they've gotten the heads up that Ledger's death in fact DOES attract interest in Dark Knight. They'll build an IMAX screen into the Epcot Center if they could.
Are you serious?
The WB learns of Heath Ledger's death and thinks there's not a ginto mine there? That shows you how sickly out of touch the WB is with the American pop culture tagahanga and explains a myriad of other stupid ideas and decisions they've formulated over the past eighteen years like say, every single one. This is not some kind of class organization that swears to only make their loads of literary blood money through eco-friendly community-safe endeavors. They simply DIDN'T CALCULATE that Heath Ledger's death would be something Americans cared about. This means the WB is the dumbest of the heartest bureaucrats. Look at what they've done now that they've gotten the heads up that Ledger's death in fact DOES attract interest in Dark Knight. They'll build an IMAX screen into the Epcot Center if they could.
I must admit -- as one of Dark Knight's biggest fans I'm surprised so many people like it. I am. This should only be something me and a few people obsess about. I've always been amazed and skeptical that people would turn Batman into a movie, even the Michael Keaton one. Yeah it's huge and popular and old but...Batman in the comics is the only way to really see why he qualifies as an action character. Six frames in different juxtaposed locations when he's fighting ninjas and gangsters and stuff. What you do is look at each frame one sa pamamagitan ng one. In your head you don't just have Batman -- you have a kung-fu movie. On screen the fighting simply doesn't look that good once you've seen him in this format. Oh nothing on Earth can compare with Batman whether on screen or not, but I'm suprised so many people didn't say "what the f? this isn't exciting" whenever he fought. AM I OUT OF MY MIND SAYING THAT?
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Batman is a very dark character who I believe could be a very good character for an R rated film his Villians are violent they kill people in gruesome ways and Bruce also needs to be fucking his pag-ibig interests and he hasn't done it yet why because it isn't appropriate for kids and that's really stupid and as for the cursing I wouldn't want them to do it every segundo obviously but it would be good and make the characters madami serious and badass if the characters cursed in the batman reboot happens I want new Villians, the bat mobile,batarangs,the batwing,the bat motorcycles,a bat jet pack,a different type of suit for batman,the bat claw that batman swings on, and I want it to be rated R. So what do you guys think should a future batman movie have these things or not.
