And adversaries like Catwoman, Two-Face and the Joker all thrived within a grounded setting, which has made them the go-to picks for feature films and solo projects like the recently released Joker. While Christopher Nolan’s exceptional Dark Knight trilogy utilized fantastical villains like Ra’s and Talia al Ghul, Scarecrow and Bane, they were each approached from a semi real-world perspective, markedly different from the more comic booky elements of the characters we see in the comics.
But in terms of Batman’s modern films, and those that have utilized his characters, his more grounded villains have gotten the spotlight. From gangsters, clowns, feline fiends, masked madmen, mad scientists, monsters and immortals, the Dark Knight’s villains run the gamut of every corner of crime, science fiction, fantasy, and horror. No comic book superhero has a rogues gallery quite like the Batman. 1013, so be warned, there are spoilers for the issue ahead. This week tackles DC’s Detective Comics No. Welcome back to The Hollywood Reporter ‘s weekly Comics Watch, a dive into how the latest books from Marvel, DC and beyond could provide fodder for the big screen.
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