regwec
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Interesting article, thanks for posting it.
I am always slightly torn on the whether or not Gotham should be a decaying modern city or a industrial-gothic-hell-hole. I love the visual flair of the latter, but I don't like to feel that Batman inhabits a world of complete psychological fantasy, like Lewis Carroll's Wonderland. I think the solution is perhaps to give Gotham an "old town", as many European and Middle Eastern cities have, surrounded by the usual glass and steel sprawl.
Edit: I seem to recall that this idea was used (implicitly at least) in the gorgeously illustrated "Gotham After Midnight"-
I am always slightly torn on the whether or not Gotham should be a decaying modern city or a industrial-gothic-hell-hole. I love the visual flair of the latter, but I don't like to feel that Batman inhabits a world of complete psychological fantasy, like Lewis Carroll's Wonderland. I think the solution is perhaps to give Gotham an "old town", as many European and Middle Eastern cities have, surrounded by the usual glass and steel sprawl.
Edit: I seem to recall that this idea was used (implicitly at least) in the gorgeously illustrated "Gotham After Midnight"-

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