Here's my own (more extensive) list, with special sections for the comics that helped inspire each movie.

Here's my own (more extensive) list, with special sections for the comics that helped inspire each movie.

I'm not flaming liberal on social issues; politically I'd say I'm closest to libertarian (with a few exceptions). For example, while I think all sex (gay or straight) outside of biblically-sanctioned marriage is morally wrong, I a) don't haughtily condemn people who choose to have sex outside of wedlock (I'd have to…

I'm not flaming liberal on social issues; politically I'd say I'm closest to libertarian (with a few exceptions). For example, while I think all sex (gay or straight) outside of biblically-sanctioned marriage is morally wrong, I a) don't haughtily condemn people who choose to have sex outside of wedlock (I'd have to…

As a conservative who frequently enjoys Stewart and Colbert, I think you have a lot of good points. Though Stewart in particular is obviously a liberal (Colbert's false persona is more overtly political, but it's so over-the-top that it's kind of dulled a bit), he's addressing issues from his heart, not from a set…

As a conservative who frequently enjoys Stewart and Colbert, I think you have a lot of good points. Though Stewart in particular is obviously a liberal (Colbert's false persona is more overtly political, but it's so over-the-top that it's kind of dulled a bit), he's addressing issues from his heart, not from a set…

If you've seen the first three movies, you know Peter Jackson actually has an elf fetish. Isn't he even bringing in Evangeline Lilly to play some new elf character he made up because of ELVESgafijfapgojsdpfjadspgapg

If you've seen the first three movies, you know Peter Jackson actually has an elf fetish. Isn't he even bringing in Evangeline Lilly to play some new elf character he made up because of ELVESgafijfapgojsdpfjadspgapg

Morrison's run is interesting. I hated it the first time through, but I was a novice comic book reader at the time and wasn't prepared for how much you have to pay attention (plus, while Morrison has definitely grown on me, he does jump around sometimes without warning — and not in a good way).

Morrison's run is interesting. I hated it the first time through, but I was a novice comic book reader at the time and wasn't prepared for how much you have to pay attention (plus, while Morrison has definitely grown on me, he does jump around sometimes without warning — and not in a good way).

I agree with everyone else that Mad Love is the way to go for Harley. For Mr. Freeze, check out the first collection of Gotham Central, which begins with a very good story spotlighting Freeze.

I agree with everyone else that Mad Love is the way to go for Harley. For Mr. Freeze, check out the first collection of Gotham Central, which begins with a very good story spotlighting Freeze.

Heroes. I made it halfway through season 3 (quitting a show mid-season is very uncommon for me) and was finally just, "That's it, I'm out."

Heroes. I made it halfway through season 3 (quitting a show mid-season is very uncommon for me) and was finally just, "That's it, I'm out."

Heroes. I made it halfway through season 3 (quitting a show mid-season is very uncommon for me) and was finally just, "That's it, I'm out."

Also one of the best Batman stories.

Also one of the best Batman stories.

Long Halloween is also an obvious influence on TDK (There's even this quote from Nolan that DC always throws around about how good the book is). That should definitely be on the list.

Long Halloween is also an obvious influence on TDK (There's even this quote from Nolan that DC always throws around about how good the book is). That should definitely be on the list.

I've always felt the same way about Hush. It was the first time I'd seen art by Jim Lee, and I thought, "Wow, this is impressive stuff." And since then everything I've seen of his seems to have too many lines and crosshatching, almost to a Liefeldian level. I mean, his composition is obviously a lot better than The…