Why DC wants to sell the idea that Batman is deep down a bad guy so goddamn much? It's not even an Elseworlds type of thing, like they often do with Superman. The Detective Comics big landmark issue pretty much told its readers that BAT MAN BAD.
Why DC wants to sell the idea that Batman is deep down a bad guy so goddamn much...
Aiden Anderson
Josiah Wood
>It's another "Why does this problem that doesn't exist happening?!" thread.
Sebastian Reed
>The Detective Comics big landmark issue pretty much told its readers that BAT MAN BAD.
The supervillain said that.
Connor Clark
They keep saying it over and over again. It happened in James Tynnion's Detective Comics run, in Tom King's Batman run, now in Peter Tomasi's Detective Comics run. Not to mention in other books like Harley Quinn.
Mason Davis
Bat to the bone
Bat to the bone
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B-b-b-b-b-b-b-bat
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Bat to the bone
Ian Gomez
Don't forget Sean Murphy's White Knight.
Aiden Lee
The real problem with Batman can be summed up in one word: overexposure.
Landon Wright
You know someone's who's a bad guy deep down inside being a good guy through sheer force of will and stubbornness is pretty compelling.
Xavier Long
>They keep saying it over and over again
Wellblet's look at the actual nuances here.
>Tom King's Batman
No one is saying that in this run.
>Tomasi's detective comics
The supervillain is saying that.
>Harley quinn
It's her book told from her perspective but also no one is saying Batman is a bad person.
>Tynion's run
The villains said that.
Jordan Kelly
But it's also not actually happening in regards to Batman.