Bob made him more insecure, because while he slaved working on Batman, he wasn’t sharing in any of the glory or the money that Bob began to make, which is why … [he was] going to leave [Kane’s employ] …. [Kane] should have credited Bill as co-creator, because I know; I was there …. That was one thing I would never forgive Bob for, was not to take care of Bill or recognize his vital role in the creation of Batman. As with Siegel and Shuster, it should have been the same, the same co-creator credit in the strip, writer and artist.
Although Kane initially rejected the claim about Finger in creating the character in a 1965 open letter to fans that “it seemed to me that Bill Finger has given out the impression that he and not myself created the ” Batman, t ‘as well as Robin and all the other leading villains and characters. This statement is fraudulent and entirely untrue “. Kane himself also commented on Finger’s lack of credits in credits as follows: “The trouble with being a ‘ghost’ writer or artist is that you must remain rather anonymously without ‘credit’. However, if one wants the ‘credit ‘, then one has to cease being a’ ghost ‘or follower and become a leader or innovator.
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