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Many consider Batman the biggest superhero because he has no fantastic forces, although he is also far from every person. Not just his resources and wealth made by Bruce Wayne an exceptional individual, that is his determination. But just as Batman's human body can break, his will is just Mostly invincible. Before Bane broke the back of the bat "Batman: Knight", "" " The deacon Josephoseph Blackfir broke his spirit in "Batman: the cult."

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The Aciton is a villain of that four -edition comic book since 1988, written by Jimim Starin and drawn by artist Bernie Righton and leader of the cult of the same name. Religion is not a common topic in Batman's stories (compared to, say, Daredeville in Marvel). This makes Blackfire, who dresses and speaks as a priest, is increasingly highly compared to Batman's usual eccentric enemies.

The "Cult" begins in Media Res, with Batman chained to the underground chamber of the cult. Flates reveal that Blackfire entered Gotham by declaring goodbye and opened a shelter for homeless people in the crime alley. But people began to disappear and when Batman was exploring, he fell into the hands of the cult.

The cult holds Batman hostage because Blackfir wants the dark knight to become part of his family. You expect Batman to do what he always does: to slide out of his chains with a hidden conclusion or a trick to escape Houdini-ESK and save the day. But not this time. Relieved from food and fed hallucinogenic drugs with deacon, Batman succumbing to indoctrination until the end of edition no. 1.

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Batman's internal monologue shows that this is not a trick; He is really defeated and conquered by Blackfire. He does not break so much that he himself stands for murder, but he stands while doing some of the other followers of the deacon.

The origin of Blackfire is a mystery through "Batman: the cult". When he crashed Batman, he claims to be immortal and chosen by God. A thousand years ago, he was sent as a shaman of an indigenous -American tribe, Myani ("people with bats"). They rejected and sealed him, until an unhappy Dutch settler woke up for centuries later. Commissioner Gordon finds proof that Blackfir committed crimes in Gotham as early as the last century, and the deacon claims that bathing in the blood of others maintains his youth. However, he is also a charlatan, consciously exploited religion to mislead the desperate masses and to conquer power, so why would he not lie about his origin?

Blackfire dies at the end of the "cult", breaking up by his followers, after witnessing him, begging Batman for mercy. He has returned several times, but the "cult" is the only classic comic book of his name. Therefore, it is not surprising that the deacon Blackfir has yet to appear in any films in Batman, as the "cult" itself is too brutal about a large budget adaptation.

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