Investigator Comic's book 27 introduced Batman to the public for the first time. Artist Bob Kane and Bill Finger created the Batman character. The Batman comics were a big success as the most up-to-date crime fighter Batman. District of Columbia comics published the Batman comics in 1940 as a separate comic book title. 

Batman comics have remained a favorite since that time. The ‘top batman comics’ (also known as ‘beste batman-strips’ in Dutch language) have given this crime fighter a place among the fiction superheroes. However, there have been many times when Batman's character has been updated or redrawn to match current trends. 

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This is an example of what happened in the early Batman comics. Many comics from the 1939-1949 period were depicted as pulp fiction. The Batman of that time was presumed to have many of those traits. Batman Comics made Batman appear more naturalistic by showing him armed fighting his enemies as a vigilante using only his battle skills, strength and intellect.

Batman was not considered to be a superhero like the others. He was shown as a man who was determined to defeat law-breaking but who also respects Gotham's laws. Batman is often depicted as a grim, well-informed crime fighter who fights his enemies alone in many Batman comics.

Many changes have been made to Batman comics, but they are still widely read. Many of us have seen the versatile Batman movies, which are testament to the popularity and growing legion of Batman lovers.