History NightmareFuel / BatmanVampire

* The vampires being in Gotham is terrifying enough, but the threat proves so great that Batman, normally a BadassNormal capable of taking on even a PhysicalGod like Superman, is forced to sacrifice his very humanity and become a half-vampire himself in order to stand any chance of defeating Dracula. When Dracula is able to drink the rest of his blood, Batman becomes a true vampire but is able to kill Dracula by impaling him on a tree before he 'dies' of bloodloss.
* Joker's death; when he kills Catwoman, Batman finally snaps. He chases down Joker and Joker frantically runs into a room full of crucifixes, believing Batman is unable to enter the room. Batman ''not only'' proves him wrong, but he also tears into him with animalistic rage. He breaks Joker's neck then drinks his blood and drives a stake into his heart to prevent him from coming back.

* Batman being a vampire makes him a tragic version of a NightmareFuelStationAttendant. The reason why Batman has been driven to madness is that Alfred and Commissioner Gordon neglected to cut off his head after they staked his heart, leaving him trapped in a tomb with an insatiable hunger and awareness of his decaying mind and body. When Alfred releases him, Batman is emaciated and driven mad by his lust for blood. He has enough self-awareness to steer himself away from harming innocents but is afraid of losing the rest of his sanity and becoming worse than Dracula.

* The vampires being in Gotham is terrifying enough because Batman becomes a half-vampire in order to defeat Dracula. When Dracula is able to drink the rest of his blood, Batman becomes a true vampire but is able to kill Dracula by impaling him on a tree before he 'dies' of bloodloss.
* Joker's death, when he kills Catwoman Batman finally snaps. He chases down Joker and Joker frantically runs into a room full of crucifixes, believing Batman is unable to enter the room. Batman ''not only'' proves him wrong, but he also tears into him with animalistic rage. He breaks Joker's neck then drinks his blood and drives a stake into his heart to prevent him from coming back.
** ''Crimson Mist'' reveals that vampires must be decapitated after being staked. Suggesting, that if Joker didn't die before Batman drank his blood, then ''vampire Joker'' could be a whole new level of evil. Fortunately, this idea has never come to light.

** Poison Ivy's death may be tame when compared to the other examples, but, it's just as scary. The flowers die around him as he approaches her and she's begging him to stay away. In a way, it sounds a bit like a rape scene. With Batman saying how Ivy's always wanted him but he can only have her in this form, all the while, Ivy is terrified of him and saying how she never wanted him "like this".
** Scarecrow decorates his costume with the fingers of his victims. Batman even regards Scarecrow as worse than him, as he chooses to kill innocents, whereas, Batman has to kill but has enough self-control to target criminals and prevent the spread of his curse.

** Batman killing Black Mask and his goons. Two particular scenes stand out, he decapitates a goon and carries the head (and spine) in his maw. The second being that Batman impaled the heads on the blackgate prison fence, to warn the inmates of his wrath.

** On the same note, the way Batman had killed each criminal is brutal, as he decapitates Scarecrow after crushing his hand and kills the other criminals by tearing their throats out with his teeth. With the only sign that he still has any form of control of himself being that he removes their heads afterwards so they don't reanimate as vampires or become Batman's clan of vampires.
** Batman assaulting Arkham Asylum and murdering each helpless inmate within their cell. He even sends a note to the head doctor, written in blood and within the mouth of a severed head.
* Batman being a vampire makes him a tragic version of a NightmareFuelStationAttendant. He effortlessly slaughters all of the rogues gallery villains but Killer Croc and Two-Face. The reason why Batman has been driven to madness is that Alfred and Commissioner Gordon neglected to cut off his head after they staked his heart, leaving him trapped in a tomb with an insatiable hunger and aware on some level as his body and mind decays. When Alfred releases him, Batman is emaciated and driven mad by his lust for blood.

* Joker's death, when he kills Catwoman Batman finally snaps. He chases down Joker and Joker frantically runs into a room full of crucifixes, believing Batman is unable to enter the room. Batman, ''not only'' proves him wrong but tears into him with animalistic rage. He breaks Joker's neck then drinks his blood and drives a stake into his heart to prevent him from coming back.

** Scarecrow decorates his costume with the fingers of his victims. Batman even regards Scarecrow as worse than him, as he chooses to kill innocents, whereas, Batman has to kill but he still has enough self-control to target criminals.

** Killer Croc, in particular, is especially horrible since he's a blatant man-eating sewer predator in this incarnation. Which he gleefully indulges in, as in one case where he devoured a woman and described what she just ate in detail after chomping into her stomach. Worse is, he's still seen as a preferable option for partnership compared to the vampiric Batman.

** On the same note the way Batman had killed each criminal is brutal, as he decapitates Scarecrow after crushing his hand and kills the other criminals by tearing their throats with his teeth. With the only sign that he still has any kind of control of himself being that he removes their heads afterwards so they don't reanimate as vampires or become Batman's clan of vampires.

** Poison Ivy's death may be tame when compared to the other examples, but, it's just as scary. The flowers die around him as he approaches her and she's begging him to stay away. In a way, it sounds a bit like a rape scene. With Batman saying how Ivy's always wanted him but he can only have her in this form, all the while, Ivy is terrified of him.

* The vampires being in Gotham is terrifying enough because Batman becomes a half-vampire in order to defeat Dracula. When Dracula is able to drink the rest of his blood, Batman becomes a true vampire, but is able to kill Dracula by impaling him on a tree before he 'dies' of bloodloss.

** Scarecrow decorates his costume with the fingers of his victims. Batman even regards Scarecrow as worse than him as he chooses to kill innocents where Batman must kill but still has enough self-control to target criminals.

** Killer Croc, in particular, is especially horrible since he's a blatant man-eating sewer predator in this incarnation, which he gleefully indulges in as in one case where he devoured a woman and described what she just ate in detail after chomping on her stomach. Worse is he's still seen as a preferable option for partnership compared to the vampiric Batman.

** On the same note the way Batman had killed each criminal is brutal as he decapitates Scarecrow after crushing his hand and kills the other criminals by tearing their throats with his teeth, with the only sign that he still has any kind of control of himself being that he removes their heads afterwards so they don't come back as more vampires..

** On the same note the way Batman had killed each criminal is brutal as he decapitates Scarecrow after crushing his hand and kills the other criminals by tearing their throats.

* Batman being a vampire makes him a tragic version of a NightmareFuelStationAttendant. He effortlessly slaughters all of the rogues gallery villains but Killer Croc and Two-Face. The reason why Batman has been driven to madness is that Alfred and Commissioner Gordon forgot to cut off his head after they staked his heart, leaving him trapped in a tomb with an insatiable hunger and aware on some level as his body and mind decays. When Alfred releases him, Batman is emaciated and driven mad by his lust for blood.

* The vampires being in Gotham is terrifying enough because Batman becomes a half-vampire in order to defeat Dracula. When Dracula is able to drink the rest of his blood, he becomes a vampire and then kills Dracula by impaling him on a tree.
* The villains have become a lot darker since Batman came back in Crimson Mist.
** Scarecrow decorates his costume with the fingers of his victims. Batman even regards Scarecrow as worse than him.
** Penguin kills a police officer by impaling him through the head with his umbrella
** Riddler has been selling drugs by storing them in corpses. One of which is a university student.

* Batman being a vampire makes him a tragic version of a NightmareFuelStationAttendant. He effortlessly slaughters all of the rogues gallery villains but Killer Croc and Two-Face. The reason why Batman has been driven to madness is that Alfred and Commissioner Gordon forgot to cut off his head after they staked his heart. Leaving him trapped in a tomb with an insatiable hunger and forced to watch as his body decays. When Alfred releases him, Batman is emaciated and driven mad by his lust for blood.

* The villains have become a lot darker since Batman came back in Crimson Mist. Scarecrow decorates his costume with the fingers of his victims, Penguin kills a police officer by impaling him through the head with his umbrella and Riddler has been selling drugs by storing them in corpses. One of which is a university student. Batman even regards Scarecrow as worse than him.

* Batman being a vampire makes him a tragic version of a NightmareFuelStationAttendant because he is almost godlike. He slaughters all criminals but Killer Croc and Two-Face without any trouble or resistance. What's worse is that the reason why Batman has been driven to madness is that he was staked by Alfred and Commissioner Gordon but they forgot to decapitate him, causing him to become heavily underweight and nearly skeleton-like. He intimidates the inmates of Blackgate Prison by impaling the decapitated heads of Black Mask's gang on the fence.

* The vampires being in Gotham alone is terrifying enough because Batman becomes a half vampire in order to defeat Dracula but when Dracula is able to drink his blood then he becomes a vampire and then kills Dracula by impaling him on a tree.
* The villains have become a lot darker since Batman came back in Crimson Mist because Scarecrow decorates his costume with the fingers of his victims, Penguin kills a police officer by impaling him through the head with his umbrella and Riddler has been selling drugs by storing them in corpses one of which being a university student. Batman even regards Scarecrow as worse than him.
** Killer Croc in particular is especially horrible since he's a blatant man-eating sewer predator in this incarnation, which he gleefully indulges in as in one case where he devoured a woman and described what she just ate in detail after chomping on her stomach. Worse is he's still seen as a preferable option for partnership compared to the vampiric Batman.

* Batman being a vampire makes him a tragic version of a NightmareFuelStationAttendant because he is almost godlike. He slaughters all criminals but Killer Croc and Two Face without any trouble or resistance. What's worse is that the reason why Batman has been driven to madness is because he was staked by Alfred and Commissioner Gordon but they forgot to decapitate him, causing him to become heavily underweight and nearly skeleton-like. He intimidates the inmates of Blackgate Prison by impaling the decapitated heads of Black Mask's gang on the fence.

** Killer Croc in particular is particularly horrible since he's a blatant man-eating predator in this incarnation, which he gleefully indulges in as in one case where he devoured a woman and described what she just ate in detail after chomping on her stomach. Worse is he's still seen as a preferable option for partnership compared to the vampiric Batman.

* Batman being a vampire makes him a tragic version of a NightmareFuelStationAttendant because he is almost godlike. He slaughters all criminals but Killer Croc and Two Face without any trouble or resistance. What's worse is that the reason why Batman has been driven to madness is because he was staked by Alfred and Commissioner Gordon but they forgot to decapitate him, causing him to become heavily underweight and nearly skeleton-like. He intimidates his victims in the asylum by impaling the decapitated heads of Black Mask's gang on the fence.

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* Batman being a vampire makes him a tragic version of a NightmareFuelStationAttendant because if you thought Batman was unstoppable as a human then vampire-batman is almost godlike. He slaughters all criminals but Killer Croc and Two Face without any trouble or resistance. Whats worse is that the reason why Batman has been driven to madness is because he was staked by Alfred and Commissioner Gordon but they forgot to decapitate him, causing him to became heavily underweight and is a near skeleton. He intimidates his victims in the asylum by impaling the decapitated heads of Black Mask's gang on the fence.

** On the same note the way Batman had killed each criminal is brutal as he decapitates Scarecrow after crushing his hand and kills the other criminals by tearing their throats.

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** Wow, I guess someone one didn't get to finish their thought, but since this is the NightmareFuel page, it's probably REALLY scary. It would be more scary if there were words or a picture of something scary connected to this comic. Can you add anything?

* The villains have become alot darker since Batman came back in Crimson Mist because Scarecrow decorates his costume with the fingers of his victims, Penguin kills a police officer by impaling him through the head with his umbrella and Riddler has been selling drugs by storing them in corpses one of which being a university student. Batman even regards Scarecrow as worse than him.

** Wow, I guess someone one didn't get to finish their thought, but since this is the NightmareFuel page, it's probably REALLY scary. It would be more scary if there were words or a picture of something scary connected to this comic. Can you add anything?

* Wow, I guess someone one didn't get to finish their thought, but since this is the NightmareFuel page, it's probably REALLY scary. It would be more scary if there were words or a picture of something scary connected to this comic. Can you add anything?

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* It's a story about ''Batman'' becoming a [[OurVampiresAreDifferent bat man]]. This couldn't go any other way but Nightmare Fuel.
* Not directly related to the comic itself, but [[{{Expy}} a very slightly altered version of]] Vampire Batman (Ra's al Ghul replaced Dracula, Damian Wayne replaced Dick Grayson, Superman is a phantom and seemingly not much else) - named [[NamesToRunAwayFromVeryFast Nightmare Batman]] - is a playable character in the DC {{MOBA}} ''[[VideoGame/InfiniteCrisis Infinite Crisis...]]'' and [[MoreTeethThanTheOsmondFamily he]] [[NightmareFace looks]] [[HumanoidAbomination horrifying.]]

* Not directly related to the comic itself, but [[{{Expy}} a very slightly altered version of]] Vampire Batman (Ra's al Ghul replaced Dracula and seemingly not much else) - named [[NamesToRunAwayFromVeryFast Nightmare Batman]] - is a playable character in the DC {{MOBA}} ''[[VideoGame/InfiniteCrisis Infinite Crisis...]]'' and [[MoreTeethThanTheOsmondFamily he]] [[NightmareFace looks]] [[HumanoidAbomination horrifying.]]

* Not directly related to the comic itself, but [[{{Expy}} a very slightly altered version of]] Vampire Batman (Ra's al Ghul replaced Dracula and seemingly not much else) - named to [[NamesToRunAwayFromVeryFast Nightmare Batman]] - is a playable character in the DC {{MOBA}} ''[[VideoGame/InfiniteCrisis Infinite Crisis...]]'' and [[MoreTeethThanTheOsmondFamily he]] [[NightmareFace looks]] [[HumanoidAbomination horrifying.]]

* Not directly related to the comic itself, but Vampire Batman - renamed to [[NamesToRunAwayFromVeryFast Nightmare Batman]] - is a playable character in the DC {{MOBA}} ''[[VideoGame/InfiniteCrisis Infinite Crisis...]]'' and [[MoreTeethThanTheOsmondFamily he]] [[NightmareFace looks]] [[HumanoidAbomination horrifying.]]

* It's a story about ''Batman'' becoming a [[OurVampiresAreDifferent bat man]]. This couldn't go any other way but Nightmare Fuel.