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Batman Vs. Superman
Christopher Nolan says, “Batman and Superman are very different characters, but they're both iconic and elemental.” Batman and Superman are both heroes who fight to protect the innocent. Batman is a vigilante who mainly fights to protect Gotham city while Superman is a superhero who protects the Earth as a whole. While both are heroes who fight to protect the innocent, they are two very different heroes. They are different in their ability to fight crime, their fighting style, and their origins.
First, they are different because of their abilities to fight crime. Batman lacks superpowers but is wealthy. While Bruce Wayne is only a man, he inherited his family fortune and company. Although, only having the abilities of a human, Batman has the
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