As Batman original comic writer, Bill Finger did not win any
honours, which at the time was very common. In addition to rely on the
Bill Finger of the script, Kaine also hired some anonymous shadow of
the day. Although the details of these arrangements is only a guess,
but at some point - perhaps as early as 1946 - Kaine and DC comic
reached an agreement, that Kaine is Batman creator.
In 1966
launched the Batman TV show Kaine has brought huge profits, and made
him famous small. Bill Finger wrote a script, but he didn't because
Batman continued popularity and get nothing in return.
Finger
1965 in New York attended the session early comic book convention.
Until then, his creation in Batman 's contribution to attract the
public's attention. At the end of 1965, the comic book historian Jerry
Bails in a non mainstream Enthusiast Magazine published an article
entitled " if the case is entirely cleared. ", perhaps each plot has
Finger shadow! Article, describing the Finger for the creation of
Batman 's contribution. In response, Kaine in another fanzine refuted
the Finger, claiming" I Bob Ken Batman is the only creator.
Finger
died in 1974 at the time of his 60 birthday, from only a few weeks, he
is Batman 's contribution has not been officially recognized, most
comic outside still on the know nothing at all. Batman still has his
own stage in film industry, the lastest film Dark Knight Rises has been
another big hit, not only Batman, but Catwoman and Bane mask as well.
When
Nobel Man began writing about the Finger 's picture book, he struggled
to find relevant picture, so that the book illustrator Ty Templeton can
be true to life likeness Finger drawings. Industry insiders told Nobel
Man, the existing Finger photo only two pieces. He was also told that
he has no living heirs, unable to accept him to create Batman's
royalty. But in the book of Nobel Man is in the process of
investigation, he found that the two argument is unfounded.
Norton
knowledge online and Nobel Man had have an informal discussion, discuss
the Finger 's life and legacy, and today the creative artist can learn
from experience. The following is an edited transcript of the interview.
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