![BATMAN DARK KNIGHT
RELENTLESS COURAGE
▸ According to Marche, S. (2012) More than a
million and a half American men and women
served in the Iraq War, and if you believe the
press and the politicians, every last one of them is
a hero. It is an election year, too, when the
sanctifying iconography that has encrusted the
figure of the soldier will rise again to the
foreground of public life in a series of political set
pieces both Democratic and Republican [fig. 1].
What the soldiers won't say at these events is
what deep inside they know about themselves:
They aren't heroes at all. To be a hero is to do the
heroic, to reach above the call of duty. The men
and women returning this year are just less selfish
and privileged than everybody else. They have
done their job. In a previous era we would call
them something else -- normal Americans [fig. 2].
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Laing kenneth pcm assignment w2
- 1. BY KENNETH LAING BATMAN THE UNSUNG HERO 1
- 2. BATMAN 1939-1965 BILL FINGER- BOB KANE ▸ Batman was created by Bill Finger and Bob Kane. These to men develop a character of passion and relentless a character that everyday people would like to build their moral compass upon, Bill Finger helped create and define this super hero name Batman maybe one the world famous fictional character of all time. Together these men create a world of heroism.
- 3. BATMAN CHARACTERISTICS BATMAN, BATMAN BEGINS AND BATMAN VS SUPERMAN ▸ Bill Finger and Bob Kane used their personal attributes to create Batman persona. ▸ Goodness ▸ Kindness ▸ compassion ▸ sensitivity ▸ Generosity ▸ intelligence ▸ Integrity ▸ Courage ▸ These characteristics are definitely the emotion of a selfless person who believe in dedicating themselves too the services of others in need.
- 4. BATMAN BEGINS THE DARK KNIGHT The Dark Knight is very different character from his counter parts over the years. The Dark Knight has more of self entitlement to his billionaire lifestyle with his power, The Dark Knight is willing extend his power to help others financially during the day and continue his heroism at night. His integrity to be the best rubs off on reader's and fans, Bruce Wayne is a billionaire and put everything on the line for others demonstrate power and money is nothing if you not willing to help others in the time of need. 4
- 5. BATMAN BEGINS THE DARK KNIGHT ERA ▸ According to Zehr, E.P (2014). Batman represents a globally recognized icon who represents the ultimate response to exercise and training. The physiology that underlies Batman's abilities can then be discussed and explored using real scientific examples that highlight truths and fallacies contained in the presentation of pop-culture icons. Critically, it is not important whether the popular representation of the icon shows correct science because the real science can be revealed in discussing the character through this lens. Scientists and educators can then use these icons as foils for exploring complex ideas in a context that is less threatening and more comfortable for the target audience. A "middle-ground hypothesis" for science communication is proposed in which pop-culture icons are used to exploring scientific concepts in a bridging mental landscape that is comfortable and familiar. This approach is encouraged for communication with all nonscientists regardless of age. 5
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- 7. BATMAN VS SUPERMAN BATMAN VS SUPERMAN ▸ Bruce Wayne have the courage to stand against the world strongest super hero to protect the world from his wraith and devastation. Batman VS Superman is David versus Goliath despite his gadgets Batman is fuel with compassion and generosity which, to me can drive the weakest person to the stardom of greatness if you believe in your abilities. If I had to compare Batman with a religious figure it will be Saint Micheal the guardian of man kind. 7
- 8. BATMAN BEGINS DARK KNIGHT ERA WITH GREAT POWER COMES RESPONSIBILITY ▸ According to Thompson. T (2012 ). The Dark Knight was brought to life during dark times; the Great Depression. Inspired by the success of the new Superman comic book, artist Bob Kane and writer Bill Finger set out to create a similar costumed crimefighter, only instead of an alien with superhuman powers, they wanted to create an otherwise normal man who used only his wits and gadgets to battle crime. Detective Comics #27 introduced the character, a millionaire playboy who lived a life of glamour during day and battled evil crime lords at night. The early comics were made for chil- dren, and it's not difficult to see why this fantasy would appeal to most adolescents, but as time passed, the character grew. Batman passed from Kane and Finger's hands into the laps of other comic writers, expanding as each author brought their own vision to the table. Of course, not all these visions were similar, but in a way, the Batman stories seemed to reflect the issues of the decade. The 30s-40s had the bmtal, pulp-style crimefighter who wasn't afraid to get his hands dirty. The 60s had the stylistic, carefi-ee Adam West Batman. The 70s brought us another darker, 8
- 9. BATMAN DARK KNIGHT RELENTLESS COURAGE ▸ According to Marche, S. (2012) More than a million and a half American men and women served in the Iraq War, and if you believe the press and the politicians, every last one of them is a hero. It is an election year, too, when the sanctifying iconography that has encrusted the figure of the soldier will rise again to the foreground of public life in a series of political set pieces both Democratic and Republican [fig. 1]. What the soldiers won't say at these events is what deep inside they know about themselves: They aren't heroes at all. To be a hero is to do the heroic, to reach above the call of duty. The men and women returning this year are just less selfish and privileged than everybody else. They have done their job. In a previous era we would call them something else -- normal Americans [fig. 2]. 9
- 10. REFERENCE BATMAN DARK KNIGHT, BATMAN VS SUPERMAN, BILL FINGER AND BOB KANE Zehr, E. P. (2014). Avengers Assemble! Using Pop-Culture Icons to Communicate Science. Advances In Physiology Education, 38(2), 118-123. GUSTINES, G. G. (2017, December 17). Gotham City Honors One of Its Own. New York Times. pp. 1-4. Thompson, T. (2012). It's Not Easy Being Batman. Kentucky English Bulletin, 62(1), 98-99. MARCHE, S. (2012). WE ARE ALL HEROES. Esquire, 157(3), 94-95. KIT, B. (2014). The Comic Book Star Who Invented the Dark Knight. Hollywood Reporter, 420(16), 104.