Stylistically, it is reminiscent of the more stripped-down sports car-like designs that appeared in the comic books throughout the 1970s and '80s.

Batman's new ride has been revealed, with The Batman filmmaker Matt Reeves sharing the first photos of the Batmobile Wednesday (see here or at the bottom of the post).

Stylistically, the latest on-screen Batmobile is reminiscent of the more stripped-down sports car-like designs that appeared in the comic books throughout the 1970s and ’80s, when the more grandiose visuals were traded in for something that wouldn’t have looked out of place in the real world if it wasn’t for the bright blue and black paint job that inevitably featured bat iconography on the hood for easy identification. It’s a design that specifically eschews the traditional noir and Art Deco influences for something evoking a more homemade, less finished look, giving this Batman more of a visual identity of his own: as close to Artisinal Craft Batman as it’s possible to get for a billionaire playboy dressing up to fight crime.

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