THE DARK KNIGHT POSTER

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With the Bat-signal as a mouth and two simple whirls for eyes, it makes a great impression, even better if you have white bricks for your wall. To counter the darkness and moodiness of Batman, The Dark Knight’s Joker poster goes totally the opposite way. Batman and the Dark Knight play to our base instincts, fear of the dark, psychosis, and insanity, drawing more on the horror and metal crowd, with their gothic tones and black-on-black palette, all of which look great as bedroom wall decor or as adverts in dark, dingy bus stations and outside cinemas around the world. This poster takes a throwback look at Batman with an almost 70’s-style vintage movie hand drawn expose of the main characters and Maggie Gyllenhaal (Rachel) giving the female side of the cast some representation. Christopher Nolan’s, Dark Knight film series starring Christian Bale, Heath Ledger, and Aaron Eckhart has inspired many artists to develop some of the best batman posters after its massive box office success.

The Joker’s purple coat shows off his signature look, and this time we can see deep into those crazed eyes, as Heath Ledger delivers a stellar turn as Batman’s nemesis. His poster from The Dark Knight Rises shows him, as played by Tom Hardy, out in the Rain waiting for time to attack. This poster will really draw people in as they look for their favorite lines or to learn a little more about the plot.As we wait to see what Robert Pattinson can do with the role in The Batman, expect these posters to become iconic in their own right as the new generation of Batman artwork takes a different angle, with a sea of red rain and red-hued characters dominating the early artwork for this years’ revamp.

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What’s not to like about The Dark Knight ready for action, to leap in fists swinging into a trademark brawl? That’s pretty cool on its own, with different font sizes leaping off the poster, but the mono lightning in the background gives it a strong visual impact too. If you’re a real Batman fan, why not go with a trilogy set of cool posters on your wall as we approach the 15th anniversary of the first movie? To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average. Bane represents the modern era of Batman villains, first turning up to battle the Dark Knight in 1993.