Batman villain influence. October 3, 2023

Every October, I always watch movies that can be associated with Halloween. They do not have to be horror, they just have to have such things as ghosts, monsters, ETC, in them. Some of them only have to have characters you can dress up as. A lot of that can include Star Wars and superhero movies, and the superhero movies I often watch are the Batman movies. That said, you can also dress up as any of Batman's enemies, not just the Joker, but also the Scarecrow, the Penguin, Two-Face, Catwoman, the Riddler, and Bane. Many of these characters also influenced the enemies Jack Stamper fights in his campaigns with The Covert Militia. It is obvious that Lord Janus was influenced by Two-Face, but you can also see elements of the Joker, particularly the way Heath Ledger portrayed him in the Dark Knight. There is no telling if he was born that way, or if the trauma experienced during the Persian Gulf War made him that way, or even if that latter story actually happened. It seems like he can't be destroyed almost to the point where he can't be destroyed. You can also see that his voice was inspired by Bane in the Dark Knight Rises. With that, the Dark Knight Rises, a movie a lot of people don't like but I do, was inspired by A Tale of Two Cities, and many foes Batman faces were influenced by villains in books by Charles Dickens, same as mine. Some of the terrorists are willing to murder their family and friends. Because I am almost finished writing The Primal Realm, The Covert Militia's Second Campaign, now is a good time to see where it started. It is available on any Barnes & Noble Nook, and also on the link provided. Smashwords.com