1970s Batman was Influenced by James Bond (He also Killed a Bear) - Comic Tropes (Episode 53)
The Batman from the 60s is radically different from the one from the 90s. The Batman of today is drastically different from the one in 50s comics. I believe each decade or so Batman is reinvented by his creators and influenced by the culture of their era. I argue in this video that the 70s Batman was influenced by the James Bond movies. / comictropes / comictropesshow
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