80 Jahre Batman: Ausstellung in Angoulême vom 24. bis 27. Januar - u.a. mit Frank Miller, Paul Dini & Jock

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80 Jahre Batman: Ausstellung in Angoulême vom 24. bis 27. Januar - u.a. mit Frank Miller, Paul Dini & Jock

Vom 24. bis 27. Januar wird das französische Angoulême die nächste Anlaufstelle des Dunklen Ritters. Mit der Ausstellung „Batman 80 ans: un genre américain démasqué“ widmet man sich dem bereits 80-jährigen Schaffen des Mitternachtsdetektivs und hat dazu illustre Gäste geladen.
So werden neben Comicveteran Frank Miller auch Harley Quinn Co-Schöpfer Paul Dini sowie Zeichner Jock anwesend sein, um der Ausstellung beizuwohnen. Tickets können hier erworben werden.

Hier die genauen Daten zum Event:

L’ALPHA – MEDIATHEQUE DE GRAND ANGOULÊME – MONDE IMAGINER

From 24 to 27th January 2019
Production: Urban Comics - 9eArt+ / FIBD
Scenographers: Eve Sarfati and Bastien Buignet
Curators: Yann Graff and Stéphane Beaujean

Die Veranstalter haben zur Ausstellung folgende Beschreibung veröffentlicht:

80 years of Batman: an American genre unmasked

Immerse yourself in the world of the protector of Gotham City!

Urban Comics, DC, Warner Bros. and the Angoulême International Comics Festival will give a pride of place to Batman who will celebrate his 80th anniversary in 2019. Shaped by many talented artists, from Bob Kane to Frank Miller, this iconic DC Super Hero left an undeniable mark on the comic book industry. This immersive and playful exhibition offers you to visit the most famous places roamed by the most famous American vigilante.

Born after the Great Depression, the superhero genre is probably the most important literary movements of the 20th century. Originating in the 1920 and 1930’s pulp fictions, the superhero fighting justice against criminals embodies a new response to the galloping urbanization, poverty and rising crime in big cities. It gives hope to citizens and young readers exhausted by the problems of a country permanently weakened by economic crisis.

Created by Bob Kane with Bill Finger in 1939, in Detective Comics, Batman immediately stands out from his predecessor, Superman. While the Man of Steel has super powers and takes action in a colorful Art Deco costume, Batman wears a black mask and black cloak that give him quite a dark aura. He has no powers but relies on his personal fortune, his cleverness and his talent for fighting against the perversion that corrupts the city and the country. Over the decades, the character reflects the evolution of the society, its expectations and its concerns (the criminality, the ecology, the role of women, the job of politicians, and so on…).

Under the influence of a tortured psyche, evolving in a fascinating world with the skyline of megalopolis, densely populated by psychopaths and monstrous killers, Batman is, by far, the most inspiring superhero for its authors, to such an extent that he is constantly graphically and narratively redefined. From Bob Kane to Carmine Infantino, Frank Miller, Jim Lee, Greg Capullo, Scott Snyder and David Mazzucchelli, countless scriptwriters, artists and editors-in-chief have succeeded each other, playing their part in this contemporary myth that celebrated its 80th anniversary this year.

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(Picture Copyright: DC Comics / Urban Comics)

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