Arkham

A Story by Abishai100

A diorama about an incarceration-center for the evil-insane called Arkham (DC Comics), where the test is derivation/divinity.

A comic book vignette approach to criminal-insanity drawings, inspired by Batman comics.

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Modern times are characterized by great urbanized forms of socialized and neglected darkness such as sectarian hellfire between Catholics and Protestants in the United Kingdom (Northern Ireland).

All this makes for great globalized piracy folklore as well as mortal dangers, which is why a special world-vigilante named Batman (sometimes also known simply as 'Pirate') works underground to destabilize rings of evil constructing highways of legitimized (and profitable!) abominations/sin.

Batman ('Pirate') works with various techniques, sometimes through basic media-work like Internet blogging, and sometimes through street-vigilante work and through Interpol-relations in places of troubles like Belfast, Tel Aviv, Los Angeles, and Hollywood. Batman/Pirate often places his nemeses, adversaries of humans of Biblical proportions, into an incarceration center called Arkham and is considered the ultimate 'dark angel' (or knight!) of crime's detoxification.

BATMAN/PIRATE: We work with great Apocalypse-imagery signifying meditations on the contours of complete morality reach!

Adam and Eve fell hard from Paradise of Eden as suggested in the Bible, but is this fall a sign of the natural instinct of man to entreat forms of 'guerrilla-metaphysics' geared towards self-indulgent anarchy or revolutions? Why should man entreat the 'nobler' forms of imagination catering to the erection of governance?

Such subjects are addressed by the diligent doctors/psychiatrists/nurses at Arkham Asylum, the incarceration-center where Batman/Pirate dumps the human nemeses he apprehends, including the Scarecrow, the bad/beautiful Poison Ivy, and the lethal Red Hood Gang of blood-diamond pirates/smugglers from Brussels. Arkham Asylum serves as a civilization diamond for the elevation of the mind's sense of innocence returned to light.

BATMAN/PIRATE: The Arkham evening dress-dances entreat the criminally-insane inmates to foster their sense of divinity.

UK MAGAZINE: The role of Batman/Pirate is to convert the wayward soul, man/woman, into a Golem for visioned health.

One of the younger inmates of Arkham Asylum renders a cartoon-like pencil stick-figure doodle of Batman/Pirate as a sort of 'bat-creature man' alongside a prototypical nemesis of human adversary who resembles the evil rendition of Quasimodo, a manifestation of the impact of complete moral self-depression!