Jim Lee & Scott Snyder Interview on Batman: Zero Year & the Future of DC Comics | Writer Artist

Jim Lee, the iconic comic book artist and co-publisher of DC Comics, teams up with renowned comics writer Scott Snyder to discuss the groundbreaking story of "Batman: Zero Year." In this interview, Jim Lee and Scott Snyder delve into the creative process behind this classic tale, sharing their experiences and perspectives on the future of comics and the enduring appeal of the Dark Knight.
The two experts shed light on the challenges and rewards of bringing "Batman: Zero Year" to life, exploring the themes, characters and storylines that make this epic adventure so compelling. They also discuss the enduring popularity of Batman, explaining why this legendary hero still has that unmistakable scowl after all these years.
With their deep knowledge and passion for comics, Jim Lee and Scott Snyder offer a unique and fascinating perspective on the art and craft of storytelling. Whether you're a longtime fan of Batman or just curious about the world of comics, this interview is not to be missed. So sit back, relax and let Jim Lee and Scott Snyder take you on a journey through the world of Batman: Zero Year.
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[@guled669]

Thank GOD! I live in time where UA-cam exist. I don't afford to travel all the way to New York. I love both Jim and Scott work dearly

[@AnmolSingh-dh3hq]

Freddy I live in new york

[@bowendevin2070]

You prolly dont give a shit but if you guys are stoned like me atm you can watch all the new movies and series on instaflixxer. I've been watching with my girlfriend lately =)

[@wallacenehemiah7283]

@Bowen Devin yea, been watching on Instaflixxer for years myself =)

[@thecapedcrusader6710]

@@wallacenehemiah7283 what is that

[@JohnSandate]

Who would give this a thumbs down?

[@amaxamon]

+John Sandate The Joker

[@krim7]

Thank you for sharing this!

[@NTEDOG561]

Greg's the man

[@thecapedcrusader6710]

I love Batman

[@DuplicitousDark]

Snyder is the asspull master.

[@dazdavis7896]

Yeaaaa.. that “place Frank took him to” was just utterly terrible. “The goddamn Batman”.....lmao, it was so awful. How do you go from Batman: Year One - one of the best comics of all time - to THAT piece a shit.....
And that’s funny how Scott talks about that “hero that doesn’t go to the bathroom” , he actually put it into the issues in his run, with Duke talkin to the girl lookin at all the pictures the kids drew on the wall at the shelter of different hero’s they imagined.
Btw, I love Harper Row’s character, she’s a little pistol, reminds me of a couple of girls I’ve been involved with over the years. She’s a real cool character. Prob my fav new character of the New52 era.

[@thelittlepasty8360]

There were 20 years between year one and all star. He was also doing Sin City between those two which was a major shift for him in both his artwork and writing style

[@koba188]

worst crowd ever

[@nicholashughes4342]

Interesting things,be blessed all in Jesus shalom