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Con DC FanDome casi con nosotros, el director de The Batman Matt Reeves le ha dado a los fans su primer look al logo oficial de la película y una estilística pieza de arte de parte de Jim Lee.
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Batman’s logo symbols: Like black, the symbol of a bat represents mystery and the battle between good and evil. Bats come out at nighttime and grow stronger and stronger, which is what the Batman franchise is focused on. This symbol choice was a symbol that accurately represents the Batman brand.
- From Simplicity to Complexity
- Influence of Media
- 1939 – Detective Comics #27
- The Updated 1939 Logo
- 1940 — Batman #1
- 1941 — The Third Update in as Many Years
- 1943 — Batman Makes An On-Screen Debut
- 1944 — Wider Wings For A Comic Book Hero
- 1946 — The First Step Toward The Modern Logo
- 1949 — on screen in A Second Serial
Now, let’s take a stroll down memory lane. The Batman logo has evolved a lot over the years. It started off as a simple design, just a couple of bat wings and a head. But over time, the design got more complex. It started to include more details, like the shape of the bat’s body and the curve of its wings.
As Batman moved from comic books to TV shows to movies, the logo changed along with it. Each new iteration brought its own spin on the classic design. Sometimes, the logo was sleek and modern. Other times, it was gritty and detailed. But no matter what, it always stayed true to its roots.
Batman began in 1939, in a Sunday comic. The images were very simple and the logo had neither ears nor a head. The number of points on the bottom of the logo varied but was often five. The cartoon itself was part of a simple Sunday newspaper storyline without much detail. Bob Kane worked on these early Batman comics
The old logo was quickly updated, with ears emerging and the tips of the wings becoming sharper and more pronounced. The number of points in the original Batman logo was increased to seven.
The original Batman logo appeared in detective comics but Batman proved to be very popular and was soon given his own comic book series. Once again it was time to make changes to the logo. Batman’s logo increased in both size and detail. The points on the wings became more visible and, on the underside of the wings, blue lines and splashes were add...
In the early years, Batman’s logo went through many different transformations. As soon as Batman became a part of DC comics, the logo began to change. The DC artists altered the designs to create a new and exciting Batman logo. The head receded, the wings became more angular and the points at the bottom were decreased back down to five but became p...
Batman quickly became a big hit, and only four years after he appeared in comics, he appeared on serials with Lewis Wilson. Once again, the logo was transformed. This time, the bat was introduced. Wide and thin, the bat had exquisite wing detail and paid tribute to the original Batman logo. Batman’s on-screen logo remained constant for six years, u...
Batman thrived on screen but he was also becoming increasingly popular as a comic book hero. This lead to changes in the comic book Batman logo. The logo became increasingly wide during 1944, with the points at the bottom remaining variable. At this time, the logo included anything from five to nine points at the bottom.
During 1946, the logo was transformed once again. This logo most closely resembled the modern day Batman logo which came to the forefront of popular imagination during the 1960’s. The head became more prominent while the wings softened. The logo began to resemble the modern day logo between 1941 and 1944, becoming increasingly familiar to fans of t...
Batman was becoming increasingly popular on screen and there was a demand for a second Batman serial. This second series was named ‘Batman and Robin’. The Batman logo had evolved once again and Batman now wore the logo further down his chest. The logo was more pronounced and had large, rounded ears
21 de ago. de 2020 · (Image credit: Warner Bros./Jim Lee) Matt Reeves has revealed the official logo and some artwork for The Batman ahead of DC's FanDome event this weekend.
20 de ago. de 2020 · Director Matt Reeves revealed the first look of the logo at his upcoming film “ The Batman ” on Thursday, as well as a teaser poster to promote the upcoming panel for the DC Films production...
20 de ago. de 2020 · Matt Reeves, director de The Batman, ha compartido el logo oficial del largometraje, que en la actualidad es uno de los más esperados por los fans de los superhéroes.
