Top 50 Batman Stories! (Day 45)

Top 50 Batman Stories! (Day 45)

Haunted Knight by Jeph Loeb and Tim Sale has come in at #44! This is a collection of stories featuring the Scarecrow destroying power stations around Gotham City, the Mad Hatter kidnapping a young Barbara Gordon and a Halloween-themed Christmas Carol featuring Batman!

Now which Batman story will make 45th place? Comment and vote down below!

1.) Batman: Year One

2.) The Long Halloween

3.) Dark Victory

4.) The Dark Knight Returns

5.) Knightfall

6.) The Court of Owls

7.) No Man's Land

8.) R.I.P.

9.) The Killing Joke

10.) Arkham Asylum: A Serious House on Serious Earth

11.) The Cult

12.) Dark Patterns

13.) Gothic

14.) The Black Mirror

15.) Strange Apparitions

16.) Batman & Robin: Year One

17.) Ego

18.) Under the Red Hood

19.) Prey

20.) Shaman

21.) Birth of the Demon

22.) Venom

23.) The Joker's Five-Way Revenge

24.) A Lonely Place of Dying

25.) Night Cries

26.) Mad Love

27.) Batman: Zero Year

28.) Tales of the Demon

29.) A Death in the Family

30.) War on Crime

31.) The Last Arkham

32.) The Man Who Laughs

33.) Whatever Happened to the Caped Crusader

34.) The Monster Men

35.) Dark Knight, Dark City

36.) There is No Hope in Crime Alley

37.) Batman Reborn

38.) Night of the Stalker

39.) Going Sane

40.) Heart of Hush

41.) The Mud Pack

42.) Blades

43.) Batman & Robin Must Die

44.) Haunted Knight

u/Loose_Interview_957 — 1 day ago

Top 50 Batman Stories! (Day 44)

Batman & Robin Must Die by Grant Morrison and Frank Quietly has come in at #43!

I don't like this story enough to write a description of it, especially after having to make this entire list all over again due to technical errors, so my apologies.

Which Batman story will come in 44th place? Comment and vote down below!

1.) Batman: Year One

2.) The Long Halloween

3.) Dark Victory

4.) The Dark Knight Returns

5.) Knightfall

6.) The Court of Owls

7.) No Man's Land

8.) R.I.P.

9.) The Killing Joke

10.) Arkham Asylum: A Serious House on Serious Earth

11.) The Cult

12.) Dark Patterns

13.) Gothic

14.) The Black Mirror

15.) Strange Apparitions

16.) Batman & Robin: Year One

17.) Ego

18.) Under the Red Hood

19.) Prey

20.) Shaman

21.) Birth of the Demon

22.) Venom

23.) The Joker's Five-Way Revenge

24.) A Lonely Place of Dying

25.) Night Cries

26.) Mad Love

27.) Batman: Zero Year

28.) Tales of the Demon

29.) A Death in the Family

30.) War on Crime

31.) The Last Arkham

32.) The Man Who Laughs

33.) Whatever Happened to the Caped Crusader

34.) The Monster Men

35.) Dark Knight, Dark City

36.) There is No Hope in Crime Alley

37.) Batman Reborn

38.) Night of the Stalker

39.) Going Sane

40.) Heart of Hush

41.) The Mud Pack

42.) Blades

43.) Batman & Robin Must Die

u/Loose_Interview_957 — 4 days ago

Top 50 Batman Stories! (Day 41)

Heart of Hush by Paul Dini and Dustin Nguyen has come in at #40! After being abducted by the villain Hush, Selina Kyle has her heart surgically removed and her body is hooked up to a stasis machine that will only keep her alive for a short while longer. Enraged and desperate, Batman heads out to find Hush and Selina's heart, but Bruce Wayne's former friend has a big surprise in store for him...

Now which Batman story will come in 41st place? Comment and vote down below!

1.) Batman: Year One

2.) The Long Halloween

3.) Dark Victory

4.) The Dark Knight Returns

5.) Knightfall

6.) The Court of Owls

7.) No Man's Land

8.) R.I.P.

9.) The Killing Joke

10.) Arkham Asylum: A Serious House on Serious Earth

11.) The Cult

12.) Dark Patterns

13.) Gothic

14.) The Black Mirror

15.) Strange Apparitions

16.) Batman & Robin: Year One

17.) Ego

18.) Under the Red Hood

19.) Prey

20.) Shaman

21.) Birth of the Demon

22.) Venom

23.) The Joker's Five-Way Revenge

24.) A Lonely Place of Dying

25.) Night Cries

26.) Mad Love

27.) Batman: Zero Year

28.) Tales of the Demon

29.) A Death in the Family

30.) War on Crime

31.) The Last Arkham

32.) The Man Who Laughs

33.) Whatever Happened to the Caped Crusader

34.) The Monster Men

35.) Dark Knight, Dark City

36.) There is No Hope in Crime Alley

37.) Batman Reborn

38.) Night of the Stalker

39.) Going Sane

40.) Heart of Hush

u/Loose_Interview_957 — 7 days ago

Top 50 Batman Stories! (Day 38)

Batman Reborn by Grant Morrison and Frank Quitely has come in at #37! After Bruce Wayne's apparent death, Richard Grayson dons the mantle of the Batman to keep Gotham City safe. Paired with Damian Wayne as Robin, the two face their first challenge in the form of the psychotic Professor Pyg and the return of the lethal vigilante, Red Hood... who has gotten himself his own sidekick/partner!

1.) Batman: Year One

2.) The Long Halloween

3.) Dark Victory

4.) The Dark Knight Returns

5.) Knightfall

6.) The Court of Owls

7.) No Man's Land

8.) R.I.P.

9.) The Killing Joke

10.) Arkham Asylum: A Serious House on Serious Earth

11.) The Cult

12.) Dark Patterns

13.) Gothic

14.) The Black Mirror

15.) Strange Apparitions

16.) Batman & Robin: Year One

17.) Ego

18.) Under the Red Hood

19.) Prey

20.) Shaman

21.) Birth of the Demon

22.) Venom

23.) The Joker's Five-Way Revenge

24.) A Lonely Place of Dying

25.) Night Cries

26.) Mad Love

27.) Batman: Zero Year

28.) Tales of the Demon

29.) A Death in the Family

30.) War on Crime

31.) The Last Arkham

32.) The Man Who Laughs

33.) Whatever Happened to the Caped Crusader

34.) The Monster Men

35.) Dark Knight, Dark City

36.) There is No Hope in Crime Alley

37.) Batman Reborn

Now which Batman story will make 38th place? Comment and vote down below!

u/Loose_Interview_957 — 5 days ago

"The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane" is one the greatest, saddest children's books ever written.

I remember reading this book in the fourth grade for a project, expecting absolutely nothing from it. I just wanted to get it over with like most school assignments so I could get back to doing what I wanted to do. Much to my shock, Edward Tulane ended up touching my heart, becoming one of the best experiences I've ever had reading a book. Never before had a novel affected me emotionally and psychologically.

The story is about a sentient toy rabbit named Edward Tulane who is taken in by a little girl named Abeline. Abeline loves Edward immensely, but Edward is selfish, entitled and takes her, as well as everything around him, for granted. One day, while on a cruise vacation, Edward ends up falling overboard and is separated from Abeline. From there, the story becomes an emotional journey for Edward as he is found, taken in, then lost again by numerous people. Slowly but surely, Edward learns what it means to love, experiencing all of the joy and sorrow that comes with it.

Twenty years later, I remembered this book and decided to read it again. I'm amazed at how well this story holds up, with some of the themes and sequences actually becoming even sadder and more hard-hitting as an adult. It's a very mature story with deep themes that I didn't fully understand as a child but do now. Edward Tulane is a story about the importance of love and how it keeps people going, but unlike a lot of other kids' books, love is not always a happy feeling. Love can sometimes be very painful and difficult, especially when loss becomes inevitable. Despite this unavoidable pain, love is always worth it as it is what makes life worth living. One cannot know true happiness or sorrow without love and it's important to keep your heart open to others, no matter how difficult it might become.

And without spoiling anything, the ending to Edward Tulane's journey is absolutely perfect. The climax made all of the pain and sadness Edward and the readers felt along the way worth it and is a huge light at the end of a surprisingly dark tunnel. The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane is a book that every parent should read with their children at some point.

u/Loose_Interview_957 — 11 days ago

Top 50 Batman Stories! (Day 35)

The Monster Men by Matt Wagner has come in at #34! This is another retelling of Batman's first meeting with Hugo Strange as he battles the mad doctor's vicious experiments turned monsters.

Now which Batman story will come in 35th place? Comment and vote down below!

u/Loose_Interview_957 — 11 days ago

"The Joker's Five-Way Revenge" is a classic, but Batman is kind of an idiot in it.

Again, this a classic story that I am quite fond of, but there sure is some wonky writing in it.

u/Loose_Interview_957 — 14 days ago

Top 50 Batman Stories! (Day 34)

*I made a typo in the title of my previous poll; we're actually on day 34.

Whatever Happened to the Caped Crusader? by Neil Gaiman and Andy Kubert has come in at #33! After Batman's apparent death, all of his allies and enemies attend his funeral to pay their respects and give their varying accounts of how he died. This story is a love letter to every era of the Dark Knight.

Now which Batman story will make 34th place? Comment and vote down below!

u/Loose_Interview_957 — 12 days ago

Top 50 Batman Stories! (Day 31)

Due to popular demand, we're going to continue this list all the way to fifty! Go ahead and continue commenting/voting!

u/Loose_Interview_957 — 17 days ago

Top 30 Batman Stories! (Day 25)

A Lonely Place of Dying by Marv Wolfman and George Perez has come in at #24! Batman has been spiraling after Robin/Jason Todd's death, becoming reckless and borderline suicidal. This results in a young boy named Tim Drake approaching the Caped Crusader, revealing that he knows his secret identity is Bruce Wayne. Tim realizes what a bad place Bruce is in mentally and offers to become his new Robin. Bruce must decide quickly because Two-Face is on the loose once again and Batman will need all the help he can get! This is the first appearance of Tim Drake, whom many regard as the best Robin and also one of Two-Face's best stories.

Now which Batman story will come in at 25th place? Comment and vote down below!

u/Loose_Interview_957 — 21 days ago

Top 30 Batman Stories! (Day 24)

The Joker's Five-Way Revenge by Denny O'Neil and Neal Adams has come in at #23! After being double-crossed by one of his henchmen, the Joker decides to target and kill all five of them! It's up to Batman to stop his foe, but the Clown Prince always remains one step ahead. This story finally brought the Joker back to his homicidal roots for the Bronze Age after being watered down for so long during the Silver Age.

Now which Batman story will come in 24th place? Comment and vote down below!

u/Loose_Interview_957 — 22 days ago

Top 25 Batman Stories! (Day 22)

Birth of the Demon by Denny O'Neil and Norm Breyfogle has come in at #21! This story finally gives us the full backstory of Ra's al Ghul, showing how he went from a kindly physician who only wanted to help people to a genocidal madman convinced that humanity is beyond saving. Aside from the compelling backstory, we also get arguably the best battle between Batman and Ra's here, as the two foes are out for the other's blood.

Now which Batman story will come in 22nd place? Comment and vote down below!

u/Loose_Interview_957 — 23 days ago

Top 25 Batman Stories! (Day 20)

Prey by Doug Moench and Paul Gulacy has come in at #19! This story retells the Caped Crusader's first encounter with Hugo Strange, who has been reimagined as a brilliant psychologist obsessed with the Batman. Seeking to test the Dark Knight's limits, Strange hypnotizes the unstable police officer, Max Court, into becoming his own vigilante: the Night-Scourge!

Now which Batman story will come in 20th place? Comment and vote down below!

u/Loose_Interview_957 — 28 days ago