Batman, the dark knight, has already walked the comic book and film runways in a number of costumes. In 75 years, as many years as this anti-hero character counts, otherwise no 'comic/film' collection has deviated from the color black - his image must blend (physically) with darkness and (poetically) dark personality - and that's why he went to the designer's surgery table so many times his logo, which has seen more incarnations over the years than David Bowie.
Batman himself logo changes the angle Bruce Wayne gate. This only proves that there is no classical logotype philosophy that builds behind it identity right through the unpermuted appearance. Batman's emblem has been 'under the knife' too many times, although it has always kept its own winged geometry.
V thirteen films only one version survived more than one feature film, namely the one that first appeared on the chest of Batman v Dark Knight and then in Rise of the Dark Knight. V comics there were even more 'fluctuations', fifteen, to be precise, but there the changes were more latent or subtle as on the movie screen and usually appeared with the arrival of the new a draftsman.
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Famous ones ears at first it wasn't on the logo, but it grew back the same year (1939). In fact, the character had quite a turbulent 'childhood', as he did not find his true identity for a long time. This happened only years ago 1966, when she appeared around him yellow oval, which persisted for more than three decades. Of course, then the mid-life crisis set in, and in the last two decades, the logo has taken over metal 3D touch, which somehow gets lost, or better, merges with his chest, not because he would have new implants, but because he costume became more than not armor. The emblem underwent a new cosmetic surgery before the start of filming Batman Vs. Superman: Dawn Of Justice, which comes to theaters in 2016. And Batman is more than clearly given the nostalgia, as the character returns to the look of yesteryear 1986.
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