How Batman Changed The World

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The Batman is so much more than a comic book character
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We all know Batman’s origin. We’ve seen Bruce Wayne orphaned countless times in movies, comics and cartoons. But behind the scenes, Batman’s origins are just as compelling. From Christopher Nolan’s writing process, to Tim Burton’s battles for his artistic vision, to Batman’s contentious creation in 1939. In this documentary, we will outline why we think some Batman adaptations are more successful than others.

Batman is a beloved figure, but would he be the same without Bruce Wayne? In order to create a great Batman story, you need to truly understand both sides of this double identity. It might even help to recreate it. Some of the most notable works in the Batman oeuvre were created through the clash (and collaboration) of two very different personalities.

In this video, we dive into Batman’s long history to find out what drove the artists that would go on to define him, and we go behind the scenes of some of the greatest Batman Stories ever told. How did a real life fistfight lead Jack Nicholson to play the Joker? Why did Bruce Wayne travel to Tibet in Batman Begins? Was Bob Kane really the sole creator of Batman? All these questions and more are answered in the full video.

Chapters
00:00 Intro
00:41 Batman VS Bruce Wayne
01:05 Tim Burton & Jon Peters
03:30 Jack Nicholson
04:05 Batman (1989)
05:56 Batman Returns
06:34 Comics (Bill Finger Legacy)
10:57 (New Trilogy) Christopher Nolan
15:08 Batman Alternate Media
17:27 Stan Lee vs Bob Kane
19:00 Recipe for Success

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Written by: Sebastian Decter
Narrated by: Michael Keene
Edited by: Max Taeuschel

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