Batman: Death Wish

Batman: Death Wish
Directed by Matthew Hiscox
Produced by Matthew Hiscox
Jennifer Zhang
Written by Jennifer Zhang
Based on Characters 
by Bob Kane
Bill Finger
Starring Christopher L. Robinson
Whitney Moore
Matthew Hiscox
Rayne Bidder
Joey Rassool
Jennifer Zhang
Michael T. Coleman
Ali Williams
Cinematography Andrew Ceperley
Edited by Harlan Ames
Chuck Finley
Release dates
  • January 13, 2012 (2012-01-13)
Running time
 12 minutes
Language English

Batman: Death Wish is a 2012 fan film directed by Matthew Hiscox, based on the Batman franchise.[1] Unlike other Batman fan films that use the more mature, contemporary settings of later comic books, this fan film is styled after the Joel Schumacher films Batman Forever and Batman & Robin, as well as Batman: The Animated Series, The New Batman Adventures and the No Man's Land comics storyline.[2]

Plot

Batman, Robin and Nightwing investigate a string of incidents where a mysterious assailant has been taking down numerous crime organizations all over Gotham City. In their findings, they discover that while the thugs were taken down and no cash was stolen in the crime scenes, The Riddler and The Scarecrow have been lethally drugged with a botanical neurotoxin found only in the Far East. Moreover, blood splatters in the crime scenes indicate that the assailant was reckless, not caring about sustaining gunshot wounds during the fights while drugging the villains. Batman concludes that the assailant is Batgirl, who is being manipulated by Poison Ivy; the gunshot wounds she sustained were her failed attempts at breaking the spell. Batman and Robin confront Poison Ivy, who attempts to kill Batman with a lethal dose of the neurotoxin. An injured Batgirl, however, briefly breaks Poison Ivy's spell on her to block the shot as the villainess makes her escape and Nightwing rushes to the scene with the antidote.

Cast

References

  1. ↑ "Update: Batman: Death Wish Fan Film Coming January 13th, 2012". Nerd Reactor. 2012-01-04. Retrieved 2012-05-11.
  2. ↑ Batman: Death Wish - About the Film

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