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    It beeped and became into water so Captain Cold could freeze in the ice because he was very cold and icey.But right then when batman was going to leave Mr. Freeze and Killer Frost came to save Captain Cold so batman went in the batmobile and clicked two wier colors.One was red and blue and the nother one was red and yellow and right then Superman and Flash raced and went there very quickly!Superman was fighting Mr. Freeze and then Captain Cold came out so then Superman was fighting…

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    Arkham Knight Stereotypes

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    century, the most sensational featured realistic depictions of crimes and horrors. They were also extremely cheap, easy to read, and thus accessible mass audiences (inflppl 113). As television sets became a focal point of American homes, Batman stories were reimagined for the screen. The 1990s live-action and animated films and shows meant that people could learn about Batman without ever having to pick up a comic book (source). Now, Batman stories are told interactively through video games,…

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    The Joker Research Paper

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    In My opinion The Joker is the best villain. Why some of you may ask that? Well my reasoning for choosing The Joker is becuase, the joker is very smart, He knows how to figure out all of his enemies weaknesses, and he also knows how to out smart or out think other people. Hes very quick and intelligent. Batman is also very fast and smart, But he thinks he is smarter than the joker so when the joker has a plan and batman thinks he can beat the joker hes left dazed and confused at the end…

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    Bennett and Royle discuss how many short stories revolve around the main character having an epiphany (54). In Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde by Stevenson, Dr. Jekyll experiences the struggle between good and evil that occurs in every person and the devastating effects it can have when evil overcomes good. In the story, Dr. Jekyll has the epiphany the evil personality of Mr. Hyde was overcoming the good in Dr. Jekyll. The quote illustrates the idea the choice Dr. Jekyll makes when…

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    I finally got to sit down and read Batman: White Knight. From the moment I heard the premise, I wanted to read it. The idea of joker becoming sane and working with the police to stop Batman seems like a fun idea but after reading the first issue I am not going to lie I found it a bit disappointing. I was hoping it would essentially be the standard Batman world, Batman is a vigilante that although pushes limits are overall still rational and adhere to his own moral code and don't usually beat…

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    As a result, Lexy truly began to plunge headfirst into complete madness. The frequencies through which the inherents could interact with Mr. Jones on this plane of existence could be heard only by Jones and Lexy, who was the only human who could hear these attempted interactions. However, what Jones knew and understood as communication from home was foreign and unsettling to Lexy. This misunderstanding drove Lexy into the insanity that gripped every fiber of his being. Even commercials on…

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    Explore how the theme of duality is explored in ‘Jekyll and Hyde’ Duality is key to Stevenson’s message about the divide in human nature. He explores this through highlighting hypocrisy in Victorian society, using terror imagery to reflect the true divide in human nature. Stevenson also explores the idea that the evil in human nature can never be separated and so it will forever be attached to the good in us. Stevenson exposes hypocrisy in the Victorian society to strengthen his message about…

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    Batman Epic Hero Essay

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    Damian Rodriguez 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…

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    Gotham City. A dark, menacing place where nobody wants to be caught outside after dark. Crooks and Robbers roam the streets the second night falls. No man, woman, or child is safe when the darkness strikes. Gangs and mafias rule the city, and members are seen on every street corner and in every alleyway. Indoors is the safest place to be. That's where most people seem to resort to, except for four young adults at only 14 years of age. Their names? Jack Rector, Ethan Thomas, Logan Gutierrez, and…

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    Without any conflict a story-(read: a movie)-is boring. Some people are drawn to the dark motives and actions of the villains and because of this more often than not the villain is more liked than the hero. Movies have transpired to show the hero in a good light that’s enjoyable and believable. But a man’s worth can only ever truly be measured by the weight of those that stand against them. In days of old it was easy enough to throw a black hat on a man and show him shoot a few people and…

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