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10 Underrated Batman Storylines That Should Be Adapted To Film

Throughout the years, we've seen famous Batman storylines inspire several film adaptations. From The Dark Knight Returns influence in Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice to the No Man's Land tone of The Dark Knight Rises, the comic books continue to be the biggest source of ideas for the Caped Crusader's cinematic adventures. Now, if only 20th Century Fox could've convinced Josh Trank to read a Fantastic Four book before his botched effort.
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Savage City

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Riddle me this: which is the most ominous Batman story of the New 52? Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo’s Death of the Family and The Court of Owls are the more popular arcs, but “Savage City,” which formed a part of the Zero Year event, is the most sinister of the lot. It’s one of those stories that change the way you see the characters forever.

For years, the Riddler was seen as a silly villain who hadn’t challenged the Bat quite like his other rogues. Zero Year changed this though. In “Savage City,” Nygma took over Gotham and put the Dark Knight through the wringer in order to save his city. He tested Bats in a way that we’ve never seen before.

The last time we saw the Riddler in a Batman movie, it was in the prelude to disaster known as Batman Forever. Twenty-two years have passed since then, so it’s probably about time that Ed Nygma gets another chance to bring his outlandish riddles to cinema.


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Sergio is an entertainment journalist who has written about movies, television, video games, and comic books for the likes of Screen Rant, CBR, Looper, IGN, Thought Catalog, and Fortress of Solitude. Outside of journalism, he is an award-winning copywriter, screenwriter, and novelist. He holds a degree in media studies and psychology.