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The Golden Age Batman
Key traits: A detective first. When he first burst on to the comic scene, Batman was a true vigilante and took the law into his own hands. He was more like a private detective than a superhero. Not only did he solve crimes using his meat hooks, he packed heat.
“Did he fire six shots or only five?” Well, to tell you the truth, in all this excitement I kinda lost track myself.”- Golden Age Batman quoting his favorite movie, Dirty Harry.
And he wasn’t afraid of killing someone in the name of justice.
“But Batman, all he said was he thought Captain America: Civil War was a better movie than Batman V Superman!” Photo Credit: DC ComicsWhat it says about you: Let’s be real. If you like this version of Batman, you are more than likely dead and reading this article from beyond the grave. In that case, hello ghostly reader! I don’t know many people who read golden age comics. The only way you can come across these golden age tales today are through the DC Archive trades and they ain’t cheap! This version of Batman says you like rough justice, have a devil-may-care attitude towards the law, and prefer dealing with problems on your own terms.
Key traits: A detective first. When he first burst on to the comic scene, Batman was a true vigilante and took the law into his own hands. He was more like a private detective than a superhero. Not only did he solve crimes using his meat hooks, he packed heat.
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