The Themes Explored in Batman: The Long Halloween
Support the channel on Patreon: / comictropes Buy Batman: The Long Halloween: https://amzn.to/2p8yw1S This episode analyzes the themes found in Batman: The Long Halloween which include family, duality, and balance. The central engine of the story is a murder mystery and trying to figure out who is Holiday, a disguised killer who attacks the mob. The book works on a number of levels and subverts some expectations by using Batman as the foil, but not the protagonist. This is the definitive story about Harvey Dent, aka Two Face. Donate a one-time tip to Comic Tropes: https://ko-fi.com/comictropes

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