The Legend of Batman

When it comes to the two most iconic characters of the DC universe, the name that comes to mind is undoubtedly Batman. This character could also be the most iconic in the entire comic book universe. What makes him so iconic? Of course, it's not a stereotypical protagonist and antagonist struggle.

The playboy billionaire, who poses for the paparazzi during the day and entertains people, fights the criminals of the city with his bat costume at night. Bruce Wayne, who lost his family at a young age, combines his traumatic past with anger and passion for justice and becomes the dark knight of the city. A hero the city deserves, not what it wants.

He's the kind of hero Gotham City deserves, full of corrupt cops and shades of black, white, and gray. Batman has only one code. And that is not to kill. But this does not mean that he will have mercy on criminals. Criminals will always remember a broken arm or leg.

In addition, there is also the frightening image it creates by floating from the sky and disappearing in the dark. Batman is also the world’s greatest detective, tactical genius, and martial arts expert. His crime scene investigation tactics, tracking down criminals, extraordinary fighting skills, and passion for justice make him a symbol of fear in the eyes of criminals.

His goal is to turn his pain and anger into a weapon and prevent criminals from seeing the light of day. Even if he has to resort to extreme means to do so. While he may be a vigilante in the eyes of some cops, commissioner Gordon and his daughter Barbara see him as a hero.

He is more than a hero. A symbol. A legend. He's the Dark Knight.