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In competition with the Daily Gotham, one of the paper's more notable employees is inquistive reporter [[Alexander Knox]]. |
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Revision as of 04:16, 5 April 2012
The Gotham Globe is one of the largest daily newspapers in Gotham City, with nation-wide syndication across North America in the movies Batman and Batman Returns.
In competition with the Daily Gotham, one of the paper's more notable employees is inquistive reporter Alexander Knox.
Gallery
Batman (1989) Comic Adaption
Batman (1989) Comic Adaption
Behind the Scenes
- When Knox walks into Gotham Globe and gets mocked about his recent Batman article, a co-worker hands him a funny Batman drawing just to rub it in. But watch as a coffee cup on the worker's desk turns itself completely around between shots.
- In the original script, the paper Knox and Vicki worked for was the Gotham Gazette, not the Gotham Globe. This was possibly done to distance the paper from the real-world Gotham Gazette; a newspaper located in New York City.
Trivia
- The Gotham Globe headline reading telling of the murders of Thomas and Martha Wayne was dated Thursday, October 26, likely placing the date of their murders on Wednesday, October 25.
- While not appearing in the comics, descriptions of comic-based newspapers like the Gotham Gazette mention that they are in competition with the Gotham Globe.
Other Appearances
Batman: Secret Files
Within the Batman Secret Files, editorial clippings and reports have been included from Alexander Knox; writer for the Gotham Globe, covering Batman's first appearances in Gotham right up to the inaction of No Man's Land where it is reported that the Gotham Globe had been shut down.