Hunting the Dark Knight: Twenty-First Century Batman

Will Brooker

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Prologue Chapter 1 The Nolan Function: Authorship Chapter 2 The Batman Matrix: Adaptation Chapter 3 Dark Knight Lockdown: Realism and Repression Chapter 4 Carnival on Infinite Earths: Continuity and Crisis Chapter 5 The Never-Ending War: Deconstruction and the Dark Knight Epilogue: Time and the Batman Bibliography Index

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