And before you say, "He does,"... does he though? Yes, he takes on mob bosses and organized crime, but only in a punchy way. Even in The Dark Knight, where Batman was whittling down the mob, his contribution was busting up a drug deal and then kidnapping a guy out of a skyscraper. You could argue he funded Dent as Wayne as a way to enact sweeping changes, but you never see Batman going after money laundering schemes or corporate tax evasion unless they are also tied in with some supervillain-ass plot like they are using embezzled money to build a super laser.
You could argue that white collar crime is a boring premise for a Batman story, but I think it would be a nice change of pace and challenge Batman in new ways.
If I am completely talking out of my butt and there are tons of stories where Batman takes down criminals sans vigilante violence and the story ends with a CEO being done in by his illegal tax shelter please share.
You could argue that white collar crime is a boring premise for a Batman story, but I think it would be a nice change of pace and challenge Batman in new ways.
If I am completely talking out of my butt and there are tons of stories where Batman takes down criminals sans vigilante violence and the story ends with a CEO being done in by his illegal tax shelter please share.