Assertion: batman | /r/HasProperty | the dark knight
Facets:
value: in most of his incarnations
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: Also, Bruce appeared in another ongoing series, Batman: The Dark Knight.
text: Along with Action Comics #1, Justice League #1, Batman #1, Batman and Robin #1, Batman: The Dark Knight #1, Detective Comics #1, Flash #1, Green Lantern #1, and Superman #1, retailers were required to order a second printing.
text: Batman: The Dark Knight Returns
text: Often a nemesis is a superhero's doppelganger or foil (e.g., Sabretooth embraces his savage instincts while Wolverine tries to control his; Batman is dark, taciturn, and grim, while the Joker is colorful, loquacious, and flamboyant).
text: Establishing a secret headquarters in the caves beneath his mansion, Bruce became Batman, a Dark Knight to protect Gotham and its citizens from vice and villainy.
text: ; Batman: The Dark Knight #23.1 –
text: Batman, in most of his incarnations, is a dark and brooding hero with a personal vendetta against crime and injustice.
text: Bruce Wayne is the only character to be identified as Batman and is featured in Batman, Detective Comics, Batman and Robin, and Batman: The Dark Knight.
text: In the sequel, Batman: The Dark Knight
text: Batman: The Dark Knight
text: Pandemic Studios was developing a tie-in video game adaptation, Batman: The Dark Knight.
text: Along with Action Comics #1, Justice League #1, Batman #1, Batman and Robin #1, Batman: The Dark Knight #1, Detective Comics #1, Flash #1, Green Lantern #1, and Superman #1, retailers were required to order a second printing.
text: Two DC Comics book reprints of self-contained miniseries did likewise, though they were not originally published as graphic novels: Batman: The Dark Knight Returns (1986), a collection of Frank Miller's four-part comic-book series featuring an older Batman faced with the problems of a dystopian future; and Watchmen (1986-1987), a collection of Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons' 12-issue limited series in which Moore notes he "set out to explore, amongst other things, the dynamics of power in a post-Hiroshima world".