Batman Images

Here is a collect of some of the classic images that have represented the Batman franchise since it’s beginning. These are images that have brought enjoyment and wonder to multiple generations of Batman fans now, images that conjure up what it is to be Batman. Since the first appearance of the Batman cast on the early sitcom to the completely rejuvenated computer graphics art that is now used in Batman comics today. The new Batman movie is certain to add additional images to the collection that are infamous in the Batman franchise, but how do you compete with these. The beginning of Batman consisted of a color and pen and ink layout similar to the one pictured to the left, this was one of the first Batman images to be used in cartoon form.

From the classic pen and ink Batman also made a jump into daytime TV. Shown here is an image from the Classic Batman Sitcom a series that was seen by literally millions of families every week, and anxiously awaited each new episode. After the success of the Batman sitcom came the success of the first of who knows how many successful Batman Movies. This is where the super hero Batman really put a strong hold into the market and became what is sure to be a super hero that will last for decades to come. While many fans have drifted away from the classic super man because of his nature to turn in “bad guys” to the public, the mystique of Batman has been able to last the test of time thus far, and does not look to be in any trouble.

Allot came be seen of the evolution of Batman through the evolution of the Batman logo. From the traditional Black and yellow logo to the highly stylized newer versions (which there are several of) you can see the new artist enter into the Batman Franchise. Of the many different Batman logos that have come out through time one that I have been very fond of, other than the classic, is the red double layered symbol.

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