#dc horror

Luis Domínguez (1923-2020) The Unexpected #193 (1979) Source

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In the 86 years of Batman’s existence as a character, so many comics have been released. And honestly, I’m afraid you’ll die long before you manage to read absolutely all of them, haha. And of course, among the huge number of Batman comics, there are some that dive straight into horror.

Honestly? I love the concept of Batman as a villain. There’s definitely something there. If you really think about it, if Batman didn’t have his moral code holding him back, he’d become a villain with a 99.9% chance. And one of the most dangerous ones, too.

Just take “The Batman Who Laughs.” Pure nightmare fuel. Batman’s intelligence mixed with Joker’s madness gives us a legendary monster everyone knows—and a lot of people are actually scared of. I personally know people who fear him, ll.

I think it would be insanely cool to see a horror movie in theaters that fully embraces the idea of Batman as fear itself.

As a fan of “Death of the Family” (2012) and “Endgame,” I’d love to see them adapted. That’s pure psychological horror.

You know, I want to walk out of the theater needing a therapist, haha.

I hate horror movies. I’m genuinely terrified of them. But. I really want to watch a Batman horror film. I want to feel what it’s like to be in the shoes of a criminal being hunted by his massive shadow.

If I’m not mistaken, WBD announced an animated series about the Batfamily. That’s cool. But personally, I’m waiting for the Clayface horror movie they also announced. That would be some incredible body horror. “The Substance” could never, ll.

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