TheBatman: How Year One influenced Bruce Wayne's 'drifter' look
✖ Frank Miller's Batman: Year One is not only a touchstone for comic book readers, but has turned into something that virtually every filmmaker takes a look at before they tackle their own tale of the Dark Knight. Before Christopher Nolan released a movie that leaned heavily on Year One as source material, award-winning filmmaker Darren Aronofsky had pitched a movie literally called Batman: Year One.
"He can't walk around in public places wearing the Batsuit, people would be like 'Who's that guy in the costume?" Reeves says in the book."So that's how I actually borrowed a concept that I saw in Frank Miller's Year One, where before he ever even adopted the suit, Bruce went around sort of as an alter-ego: the drifter."
"Then he transforms into Batman and...he confronts it," star Robert Pattinson explained."I always liked the idea, kind of the grimy version of Superman going into the phone box."
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