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Where does Marvel Comics have "what if ...? The League of Justice can become cowboys, Superman can be grown in the Soviet Unionand Batman can fight Dracula.

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Elseworlds returns in 1989 and began with "Batman: Got from Gas Late." Written by Brian Augustine and drawn by Mike Mignola (five years before leaving Batman for his baby, Helboy)"Gotham from the gas" throws the dark knight back for 100 years, revealing what would happen if Bruce Wayne was Batman in the 1880s. Among other things, it turns out, he would fight with Jackack Ripper than Jackec Skirer.

The comic book opens with a letter titled "From Hell", which was authored for Robert Bloch's book and named for the letter, the real Jackack Ripper sent it to the chairman of the Witchapel's vigilance committee. This letter is allegedly the second edition of Ripper to inform the Gotamits that he started in their middle.

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Batman's pieces often return to the beginning of the 20th century, when Batman first made his debut on the pages of "Detective Comics". (Take a look at the recent cartoon "Batman: Caped Crusader" and several other comics in Batman). "Gotham from Gas Late" looks even further than the late industrial revolution, because it is the beginning of cities like Gotham as we understand them. Mignola also redesigns Batman's suit, turning the cloak into a trench coat. His strongly shaded Gothic style (the black ink outlined by Inker P. Craig Russell and colorist David Hornung) is perfect for the 19th -century foggy Gotham. It really looks like a gas -illuminated city.

Like many popular DC Comics, Gotham by Gaslight eventually became an animated feature in 2018. Directed by Sam Liu, the film was produced by Bruce Tim, co-creator of "Batman: the animated series" and uses his characteristic artistic style. Subtle details of characters designs, such as Bruce Wayne's lateral burns (Bruce Greenwood), sell the setting up. There are also many other flowers of TimM (poison Ivy is renamed as a stomach dancer), with the animated "Gotham from the Outlay", making a lot of changes.

"Got from the gas", the comic is only 48 pages long. There were extensions, but to get the film adaptation for up to 75 minutes, there would always be changes.

However, from the beginning, the animated film actually clippings Some material for skipping over Batman's origin. "Gotham from Outlati" opens with the blinking of the gray of Wayne's murders (re -evaluated like a robbery on the highway), and then cuts it in 1889 Vienna. Bruce Wayne tells the story of the murder of his parents and saw bats flying to the moon, D -Sigmund Freud. It is a shameless historical allusion, surely, but not too clever in half. Think about it; Bruce Wayne's backstation is that he was traveling around the world, learning from criminology experts and military artists to become Batman. If his quest began in the 1880s, then Freud would certainly be one of the men, he would like to learn, no?

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The comic strip to Bruce Wayne returns to Gotham to begin his war against crime. "Gotham from the gas" evokes "Batman: One year" by Frank Miller and David Mazuceli " In their early pages, both comics have a story about a magazine guarded by Bruce Wayne. ("Gotham of Gas Lights" adds clipsticks to the newspapers in the Universe of Batman and Ripper Layered over pictures.)

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The comic book suggests that the real killings in London on Ripper happened first, and then he encountered the pond like Bruce. The film instead covers an alternative history and suggests that Jackack Ripper Bill Always An accident of the city of Gotham.

The film begins in Media Res; Batman is already looking at the streets at night and hunting Ripper. To strengthen the shelf life, the film adds to the accompanying team. The first three Robbins - SEC Grayson (Lincoln Melcher), Asoneyson Todd (Gray Delisl) and Tim Drake (Tara Strong) - are renamed orphans out of Oliver Twist.

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Selina Kyle (Ennenifer Carpenter) has also been added to the animated film as a co-story of the story. She is portrayed as a singer for nightclubs and daughter of Leo Tamer (hence her whip), who is also out to stop Ripper. Joining Batman, she becomes Bruce Wayne's lubricity and lubricity, as usual. Selina is a strong addition to the story; The goals of Ripper (both in the film and in reality) were women with street work, so it makes sense to include one of them as a hero. Carpenter is also strong in the section, performing with stupidity and class.

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Looking at "Batman: Gotham from the gas", not only the original comic book, but also another beloved bat-image: "Batman: Fantasm Mask" (directed by Timm and Eric Radomomi). In both films, Batman is in a mistake for the killer, there has been a piece of wounded Batman, who was in favor of the police and saved from his Love -Bowing interest, and the culmination takes place at the World Fair.

Then there is the biggest change: Ripper's identity. In the comic book, they turned out to be Jaceacob Packer, an old friend of Thomas Wayne, who fell for Martha, was rejected and killed by his friends. In the movie? That is Commissioner Jamesesies Gordon (Scott Patterson). The killer is someone close to Bruce hit harder in the movie because he is a character We are prone to believe. The turnaround also flips Gordon's personality like a good policeman in Gotham on his head. He wants to "clear" the city's corruption, but "corruption" means sex workers and other "loose women".

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Another sign this is not your father's Batman? Gordon dies with imitation With full view, on the screen, Compared to the package that is shot only in the comic book. The Batman: Gotham after the gas may not be the end of the comic book, but it is still a mandatory viewing (and/or must be read) for all bats-fans there.