Бэтмен: Харли Квинн

The narrative delves into Batman's inner conflicts more than usual, making me wonder what motivated this focus. Did the creative team aim to humanize him or explore a specific aspect of his character?

The visuals are gritty and moody, perfectly matching the tone. I’m curious whether the art direction was decided early or evolved alongside the story.

It felt more personal and darker than typical Batman tales. Do others find this one sticks with them longer or hits differently because of that?