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According to tradition in the world Geek, The third Saturday of September marks the day of Batmanwhich works to celebrate the creation of this emblematic and iconic character of DC Comics; however, Many people usually celebrate it on July 23rd.
The world of comics, superheroes and fictional characters have surpassed the barriers of the imaginary, as it has had such an impact on society and pop culture that Specific days have been dedicated to celebrating many of the characters and most famous sagas in the world.
Why are there two Batman days?
The character was created by Bob Kane and Bill Finger In 1939, it appeared at No. 17 of Detective Comics on March 30 and since then, the superhero has won the hearts of many fans, to such an extent that The year after his debut, a complete solo series was dedicated to himthe same one where the Joker and Catwoman first appeared.
Previously the Batman Day It was celebrated on July 23rdthis is because in 2014 the company DC ComicIt was decided that during the San Diego Comic-Con of that year, was an event to take advantage of Batman’s 75th anniversary; however, the expectations of the celebration were exceeded by the brand, so They decided to make it an international date.
Starting next year, In 2015, it was officially established that the third Saturday of every September would be dedicated to celebrating the Batman Day in all countries around the world, the same celebration that was accompanied by special activities, presentations and countless events in commemoration of the same
However, even though the official day of Batman, Some people continue with the tradition of celebrating it on both dates..
What activities are there for Batman Day in Mexico City?
According to some reports, the day It will be officially celebrated in the Perisur shopping mallwhere there will be dynamics, activities, sales of merchandise, a Photo Booth, an exhibition of Batmobiles and, At 8:00 PM sharp there will be a completely free drone showwhere the greatest comic book detective will be commemorated.
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