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a question by Aug 12, 2011
Which writer / artist team do you think managed to best capture the Bruce Wayne / Batman character in comics?
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answered:    August 15, 2011
Obviously the Frank Miller Dark Knight series is up there. Though the artwork of the 1960's was realistic, I still have an affinity to the Batman comic covers of the 1960's.
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August 15, 2011
Neal Adams who did a lot of the Batman artwork in the early '70s is great.
 
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answered:    August 14, 2011
Hm...Grant, O'Neil, Englehart, Miller, Brennert, Azzarello, Finch, Starlin, Moore (that one ttime), Moench artist: Breyfogle, Aparo, Rogers, Newton, Dixon, Benes, Lee, and that guy who made him scary... Finch.
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answered:    August 14, 2011
O'Neil, paired with Giordano/Adams, Marshall Rogers, et cetera...followed closely by Miller/Varley. There's also a lot of be said of Andy Helfer's and Grant Morrison's contributions when collaborating with able illustrators.
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answered:    September 01, 2011

Bob Kane and Bill Finger. They started the Batman's Golden Age!
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