Scott Snyder on The Batman Who Laughs, Batman: Last Knight and More
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- Опубліковано 25 лип 2019
- Scott Snyder on The Batman Who Laughs, Batman: Last Knight and More
With the New 52, Scott Snyder was handed a damn near impossible task: reboot the Batman. Again. But instead of doing a regular #1 with the tried and true origin story, he made the city of Gotham itself the antagonist. The very thing Bruce Wayne always defended was betraying him in a wholly new way. He was able to create an original tale somewhere after the events of Year One, and well before modern day Bats, all without breaking continuity while actively building on (and forever changing) accepted Bat canon. With that, The Court of Owls, one of the most beloved modern classics of Bat mythology, was born.
That was back in 2011, Snyder has since written a world of incredible Bat-Books. As well as Swamp Thing, American Vampire, Superman, and more. He’s won Eisner’s, Harvey Awards, and Stan Lee Award’s for his work. His Bat-Bibliography alone is staggering in addition to the New 52 run on Batman, he’s written arcs on Detective Comics and All Star: Batman. Plus his own Gates of Gotham, Batman Eternal, Batman and The Signal, Batman/The Shadow, Dark Knight’s: Metal and others.
Now he’s back with two very different, very bold takes on the World’s Greatest Detective. The Batman Who Laughs; a character study on a Batman who absolutely, no matter the cost, must win. And Batman: Last Knight on Earth; a long gestating reunion between Snyder and his Court of Owls collaborator and artist Greg Cappulo, that tells the end of his Bat-Run.
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Scott you're my hero!!!!!!!
What I like about this ending of TBWL#7 is that it doesn't claim that The One Who Laughs is "wrong", as they have done with the Joker in the past. Batman admits that his enemy was right, but won't follow his example nonetheless because it's not what he wants to stand for. It shows how much thought Scott Snyder put into the story.
Scott Snyder should Co write a batman screenplay with Geoff Johns.... Finally get Darren aronofsky to bring the madness to life... Executive produced by Terry gilliam
Yesssss
I don't know who Darren Aronofsky and Terry Gilliam is but nice idea 👍
Keep Geoff Johns far far away from DC films. He's a snake!
Peter Burman Geoff Johns was responsible for Rebirth, which was probably the best thing to happen to DC in a long time. If anyone has earned to write for DC, it’s him
@@peterburman5193please don't call Geoff Jones snake I am a fan of Zack Snyder's movies to but I'm not believing that the reason the Justice League failed he's not because Geoff Jones is because it was a lot of problems in the production of the movie is not Zack Snyder fault and is not Geoff Jones fault
Batman waking up in the asylum being told that he spent the last 10 years there after he murdered his parents sounds like the episode from Smallville Season 6 where basically the same thing happened to Clark; he's in an asylum, Jor-El is the name of a soap, Oliver Queen is inmate of the year or something like that, he's recently read an S/F book called The Fortress of Solitude, etc. One of the strongest Smallville episodes ever, perhaps the best of many very good episodes.