Batman Returns

Arnold Recinto L1C 12-19-16 Epic Hero Batman isn't just a carefully crafted character, but the stories that he's been written in are often equally as inspiring and intriguing as well. Those who pride themselves in being comic connoisseurs know that while many other mainstream characters may only be so lucky to have a few comic arcs that are really worth the read, Batman has several. So I've taken the time to come up with what I believe to be the top 15 Batman stories of all time, which was a…

deal with. Everyone in staff is busy during these times so it’s difficult to manage all that comes in. It hurts the quality when the deadlines are approaching. When a notice or problem occurs you can typically guess the time frame the return was prepared. If the return was prepared days before, or even on the day of the deadline it is much more likely to have mistakes because it was…

ISSUE Under Florida statutes and cases pertinent to inadvertent disclosure, is Mr. Beene required to return the privileged documents when (1) the products liability team inspected each document included in the discovery; (2) the amount of inadvertent disclosures was miniscule; (3) the degree of disclosure was rather small; (4) Mr. Fitzgerald requested the return as soon as he became aware; and (5) the client has a right to prevent disclosure of confidential communication, as well as an attorney…

Telemachus begins in Ithaca, after a life of idle, standing up to the suitors plaguing his house. He remains flawed through his journey, however, he defines himself along the way and will learn from his mistakes. Although Telemachus is initially portrayed as a helpless reminence of his father's historic greatness, nevertheless through literal divine intervention from Athena, he kick starts the search for his father, and begins traveling through phases of maturation. In Book One, Telemachus,…

retrieve back what was once theirs or their country’s. The antiquities are often taken without warning and never returned unless one hires people to get that specific piece back. Antiquities acquired by museums without permission should be required to return the pieces to the original place because of the fact that the pieces were looted…

bring Jake the peace he sought, it reinforces his need to return to Texas. But Kat’s menacing kinfolk catch up with them, and a hangman’s noose convinces him to marry Kat. Despite the couple’s agreement to have the marriage annulled, a passionate night together changes everything. Jake doesn’t believe in love, but when his bride steals his horse and heads for St. Louis without him, he wants her back. After a fruitless search, he returns to Texas and hires a Pinkerton agent to continue the…

Captain America’s Relationship to the Red Skull The author of Captain America stressed that the Red Skull and Captain America came from the same experiment, but expressed different reaction based on the mindset that they originally had before the super soldier project. In Captain America Issue #1, the Red Skull speaks about him being the first person to undergo the experiment. The Red Skull also has similar motives to Adolf Hitler, even being connected as a Nazi officer when he was first created…

maintaining trust. He continues to add that trust is the emotional glue that can bond people to an organization, or in this case a person. Bruce had to do a lot to gain the trust of the citizens. Many people were worried and scared when they heard that Batman was going around town and causing violence. After realizing that he was one of the good guys, they fell in love and became attached to the idea of him watching over Gotham. He gained the trust, but maintaining it is the hard part. As he…

In Batman: Ego, written by Darywn Cooke in 2000, a new category of villain fills the role left by the classic super villain. The new villain found within modern comics drastically differs from the villain found in Silver Age comics. This change in villain can be seen in other works besides the Batman comics. Ana G. Gal talks about the characterization of the hero and villain in Stoker’s Dracula in her essay “The Social Modes of Heroization and Vilification in Stoker 's Dracula, a Graphic Novel…

If there was one article that really stuck out to me throughout the semester, it has to be Nagel’s “What Is It Like to Be a Bat”. It’s concept and philosophy fixed itself into me and I tried applying those ideas to other articles as we went on. This article addresses one of the big questions of consciousness that tends to float around when discussing philosophy, which is what is it like to be something other than yourself? It isn’t too often that you debate on whether or not something or someone…