Batman He is one of the most important characters in the history of superheroes, along with Superman and Spider-Man, to mention examples from DC and Marvel. However, his role as a hero has never been as clear as in the case of Kent and Parker. So much so that he has often been seen as a criminal.
History has labeled Bruce Wayne in many ways: Dark Knight, Caped Crusader, vigilante, the world’s greatest detective, criminal, villain, nightmare, and even a true public enemy. Yet his will and ideals have never been affected by who anyone believes him to be.
While we’ve seen the occasional complaint from Bruce, the truth is that he’s never really been too concerned. However, the comic Batman / Dylan Dog #3 shows some panels in which Batman confesses how he sees himself. It is during a moment of rest that Dylan addresses him as “Vigilante” in terms of vigilante. It can also be translated in this way.
“I’m not a vigilante,” Batman replies. Dylan adds, “Okay, so how would you describe yourself?” Batman then says, “A protector,” a term we already heard in James Gordon’s final speech in the film. The Dark Knight by Christopher Nolan. It is not the first time that Bruce has distanced himself from the concept of vigilante and others like him, as ScreenRant indicates.
In Batman: The Audio Adventures #7 He said: “Crusades are terrible things… When you commit your life to the destruction of an enemy, destruction is the inevitable result.” The bad news for these versions is that they can’t speak for the rest. The truth is that Batman tends to be a vigilante on many occasions. Always with very marked molar limits, but a vigilante nonetheless.
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