Who Is Batman A Hero

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When watching a superhero movie you usually focus on how the superhero is great and always saves the world. We don't usually pay as much attention to the villain as we do with the hero. Although superheros are cool and we wouldn't have a movie without them but did you ever think how we wouldn't even have a story line or even a hero without the villain? A story that has a villain that is entertaining and in a way very dangerous is in Batman. Batman has many enemies but one that we all know is his most archest enemy is The Joker.

The Joker is one of the best villains because, he is unique in looks and in the way he does crimes. Although he is the size of an average man, he is very obviously nothing like any other human. He is known in Gotham

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