Where does this BATMAN meme come from? 🦇 #shorts

The story behind the iconic Batman meme.

#shorts #batman #superman

[_BATMAN_]

"Hey Batman, what are you getting your parents for Christmas-"

[DToTheB]

"hey uh, do you have a return policy?"

[pqcowboychanel]

“Political correctness wasn’t as aggressive as it is today.” There was a entire code to stop comics from crossing any moral lines

[olianims]

Sigma male. Adopts a child to fulfill his own goals. Returns child mind erased after child proves ineffective. Refuses to elaborate. Leaves

[gplgs]

“Political correctness wasn’t as aggressive as it was today”

Nobody tell him that a wacky story like Batman blaming Superman for killing his parents was a direct result of heavy comic censorship that forbid any moderately dark themes from being told..

[flyingbicycles]

Uh, several decades of strict comic censorship would like to disagree with “political correctness was not as much as it is today”

[zacksartstudio]

"your Robin is broken, I want a refund"
"Sir that's a human being-"
"LET ME SPEAK TO THE MANAGER"

[re-blitz]

How could he think that Superman killed his parents????

Why would Superman, an alien superhero with powers need to kill 2 random people in a alleyway with a

[jackcassidy]

Ngl I can't tell if the political correctness line was just a joke but this was the era when parents burned rap cds in the streets and sued musicians for "corrupting the youth"

[crazysapling]

"When political correctness wasn't as aggressive as it is today"

Didn't they like have the whole comics codes stuff then? Also what does the comic have to do with anything "pc"

[OverStrive]

Bro disowned him because he disagreed with his opinion 💀 ☠ 💀

[jaxsonevans]

Everybody: Batman is the greatest detective.

Also Batman: Can't figure out who killed his parents and decides to blame Superman with little to no clues. A super powered alien who saved humanity a whole bunch of times. Yeah it totally makes sense Superman killed Batman's parents😑.

[captainbean]

“Political correctness was not as aggressive as it is today”

My brother in Christ you only got into comics after Disney bought marvel if you think that

[유-kf]

"This comic is from a better time, when political correctness was not as aggressive as it is today"
'Proceeds to show a traumatizing comic where Batman literally adopts a kid only to achieve his goal, and dumps him right afterwards'
I don't know what you think but I prefer political correctness.

[BlergaGerg]

Bro used his free 30 day return period💀💀

[anatolevilbois]

"Political correctness was not as agressive as it is today" *THE HAYES CODE WOULD LIKE TO HAVE A WORD WITH YOU SIR*

[smireniwaifu]

Batman: damn it how that superman guy who will sacrifice his life for humanity kill my parents that god damn rat

[cleothehermetichermeticist]

“Political correctness wasn’t as insane.”


Bruh, political correctness and the comics code authority almost killed comics for 40 years.

[angryretailbanker]

“Political correctness wasn’t as aggressive as it was today.”

Okay, first, it was even crazier back then. And second, what does political correctness have to do with anything?

[Cipher_Paul]

He gave him back and said :
"He is bad product."