Batman is so popular that many hardcore comic fans steer away from the character thus online discourse about him is mostly casual/normie takes There is actually very little substancial discourse about Batman books

@BatmanRouges Incluso los fans hardcore de comic muchas veces te tiran opiniones muy superficiales a pesar de que en teoría deberían de conocer más autores o etapas pero luego dicen cosas dignas de alguien que solo conoce al personaje por la trilogia de Nolan

@BatmanRouges I think a big part too is people have such a hard on for claiming everyone but them doesn’t read comics This hits all discourse, so you can’t even bring up certain stories without pissing posers off

@BatmanRouges For me at least part of it is the mentality of not wanting to be cynical about the current state of the franchise so I let people enjoy it, I think a lot of longtime fans also feel that way and just stick to pre-2000’s stuff so discourse is mostly for newer fans instead

@BatmanRouges Batman hasn’t been good since O’Neil stopped being editor anyway, so honestly that typa discourse likely wouldn’t matter anyway

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@BatmanRouges Everyone wants to be an expert in a small niche character that isn’t leading billion dollar movies because it makes them feel more legit as a “real” comic fan. In reality, Batman is the number 1 comicbook character because he has a wealth of top tier stories behind him

@BatmanRouges Hardcore Batman fans gave up when Adam West’s version got mad popular

@BatmanRouges Mainline Batman hasn't been good since Snyder left.