One of the best episodes of Batman saw him confronted his parents’ killer

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What is the most famous trait of Batman? Its black bats costume? His fight against crime? Or is his dead parents?

The tragic birth of Batman in criminal alley, or eight -year -old Bruce Wayne, seeing his parents shot again and again. These days the story is ripe target for parody Or bullying: “Don’t Bruce Wayne just be in therapy!” them (Writers “Harley Kuin”) Tell me how I show them to give Morrison.

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But the reason why the murder of Wayne is constantly represented and mentioned in the history of Batman is that it is an indivisible dramatic and tragic fairy tale, one digging with pathos and cornerstone of the character of Batman. Written correctly, the inability of Batman to pass the murder of his parents reveals not only his obsession, but also his sympathy; He cannot return his parents, so he fights to make sure no one else suffers like him.

In the classical story “Stalker Night” by Stephen Englehart and Sal and Win Amendol (published in “Detective Comics” No. 439), Batman unable to In this. He testifies to the couple, scoring before his son, and spends all night, monitoring the killers on the outskirts of Gotem. Did Batman get such a confrontation with the killer of his own parents? He did it in “Batman: Brave and Bold” Season 2 Season 11: “Blazing Nights!”

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In the story of “Batman” there is no complete sequence Who killed Thomas and Martha Wayne and why. Sometimes it was an accidental volume, after which the guilty was caught and identified as Batman begins. And others, it was a hit, and then the militant disappeared into the night so he was never found as a “Batman” of 2022.

“The second night!” Uses the last option too. But in the episode, Batman (Didrich Badder) finally learns about the murderer’s identity – Joe Hill (Peter Onaraati). This discovery puts Batman to his greatest test.

“Batman: Brave and Brave” is a “easier embodiment” on its own. His style of art and the story honors the silver comic book age, with colorful characters, strangers and knowing, but a sincere sense of humor.

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Like Batman, Didrich Badder imitates Adam West rather than Kevin Conroe. Each episode presents a betman that unites with another DC hero: from Aquaman (John Dima) to the blue beetle (Will Friedle). Batman also struggles with enemies such as Gorilla Grodno (chimney), as are the regulars like Joof Bennett. However, “(brave and courageous), of course, no less fair and loyal roots (Batman), when the avenger cries on the mother and dad,” like a Batt (Paul Ruvins) states “legends of a dark tick!”

Paul melon, a man who actually wrote these words, later proved “courageous and courageous”, could cling close to the darkness itself. Melons was one of the most famous writers “Batman: cartoon series”, “The darkest (and still the best) cartoon Batman. He is also a man who created Harley Quinn (originally voiced and inspired by his friend Arlin Sorkin).

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Even with “Batman: the cartoon series”, the melon never released Batman. He even got into the pen Mileage on “Detective Comics” from 2006 to 2009. Dini wrote five episodes “Batman: brave and bold” episodes, first “Legends about a dark tick!” And then “cool night!” Is his writing about “bold and bold” to the previous work of Batman?

“The second night!” It brings together two stories of the Silver Age Batman. One is the story of Batman 1948 No. 47 (by Bill Finger and Bob Kane), where Batman is facing the outdated Joe Hill, the criminal and manages the auto -traditional company. Batman tells himself in front of the fridge, showing the horror that he created Batman. If he is unrelated in the weakened that he is responsible for the existence of Batman, his own angry minions shoot with his dead. The Batman panel, which thwarted the mask, was recovered, up to the dialogue, Len Wein and John Birne in the 1980s, “Unclear Batman”.

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Then this moment was finally lively in “Chill of the Night!” In “brave and bold” it is very impressive, because this is the first time we see the adult Bruce Wayne, exposed in the series.

In 1956, “Detective Comics” No. 235 (on the fingers and Sheldon Moldof) gave a more complete history. Thomas and Martha visited the charity feast. (Thomas was dressed as a man, inspiring later alter-ego.) Gangster Lew Moxan suffered a bullet wound in his shoulder, and he, his crew abducted Thomas, the best surgeon Gotem. Thomas, still in his BAT suit, overcame the criminals and sent Moxana to prison. Then the vengeful Moxon hired Joe Hally to kill Wiens.

“The second night!” Simplifies its Moxon and Chill, just robbing a charity ball together. Single ducks when Moxan is arrested; To do this to its superiors, Chill offers to kill Thomas Wayne. In the episode Batman knows that Moxan ordered the death of parents but not World Health Organization He ordered. He masks himself as a priest and visits Moxana on the deadly bed to find out about the shooter’s identity. This then leads to the confrontation of Batman with Batman’s fridge No. 47-on this time, Chill is a weapon dealer sold in Gotem’s super-naughty like joker and poisonous ivy (Jennifer Heil). These are the costume criminals that include it when it shows that “created” Batman.

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“The second night!” Obviously, with regard to the extremely personal case for Batman. So, will there be no format “brave and courageous” and bold against this episode? Do you not shove another leadership from your own Batman history in this episode?

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You might think so, but the episode actually does it -skillfully. Special guest stars – a mysterious ghost – a non -ghost and ghost, a spirit of revenge. Both are betting: Spectre refers to the fact that Batman will take revenge and kill the idle, while Phantom Stranger predicts that Batman holds back and allow justice to rule. If the ghost wins, Batman will forever be a murderous revenge agent. From there they hover in the background, sometimes whispering Batman’s ear. Otherwise, the Batman’s Crusade in “Chill of the Night!” is still the search for one person.

This cosmic device is a clear metaphor for the fight in the soul of Batman. When Batman kills idle, he falls forever. Returning to the case, when he first promised to fight crime, the beam should ask himself: Is his mission of justice or about revenge?

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“The second night!” Uses some cognitive voices to enhance the feeling of looking back on the history of Batman. Kevin Conron, the most famous voice of Batman, voices a phantom stranger who acts as a conscience of Batman. Mark Hamil, Colleague Conrova as a Joker, Playing the ghost like a devil on Batman’s shoulder.

Moxan-Richard Mall, who voiced the bilateral in “Batman: The cartoon series”. Thomas and Marta Wayne? None other than Adam West and Julie Newmar (the original woman in 1966. Batman. So, years later, who else could play Bruce Wayne’s father?

Phantom Stranger and Spectre hold the episode “ground” (for lack of better term) in fiction comic books. They literally carry Batman back to the past so he can get the information he needs; Batman finds himself on this life -changing charity ball, and ultimately knocks Moxana with his father. (I guess two bata is better than one.

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And “cool night!” or The darkest episode of the show – literally, as in several scenes, there is a dark lightning and shadow of the contemporary history of Batman. When the Batman is in an idle, it is in an illegal room. The shadows hide the betman, and he fades into the silhouette. (Batman disappears in the dark, oh, symbolism!) Didrich Badder is absolutely fantastic in this stage, reading the words that Bill Fingr first wrote decades ago when Batman releases all his life. Again, Bader’s Bader is usually a higher Crusader, but at this point he manifests himself a worthy dark knight.

Batman gets rid of cool, but the man still dies, buried under the rubble when his shelter falls apart. (Spectre: “I wouldn’t know anything about it.”) “Cold night!” Never ended when Batman became a murderer but the episode goes as possible to convince you that he could. Even if “Batman: the cartoon series” remains the best show in the whole “Second Night!” It stands next to the “heart of ice” or “Karas Joker” as one of the best episodes of Batman Paul Smo.

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