Why doesn't batman use his empathy more often?
Why doesn't batman use his empathy more often?
Nathan Stewart
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Landon Miller
He does for those he feels he can help and save. It's just that he's normally facing off against those that need a fist in the face. Here, have some more feel good Batman moments.
Gabriel Sanchez
He uses it all the time, knowing how your opponents feel is very useful for the prep time.
Jeremiah Young
Batman's empathy only works on weirdos and nubile young wards.
Austin Flores
I'm sorry but how do you not pick up that batman is bruce wayne when hes literally handing out business cards. Fucking hell.
Connor Moore
Because he prefers more physical rehabilitation.
Brandon Jones
Well it can get awkward
Luke Garcia
Most of the people he fights are either career criminals or hopelessly insane supervillains who can't be reached and calmed down in the space of a single conversation. I agree that it needs to happen more often though. Once in a while Batman should be able to talk somebody down.
Andrew Ortiz
I dunno, I'd figure he just works for him.
Dominic Flores
He did it often in the animated series, it's some of his best moments
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Wyatt Fisher
Ellie making it out ok and being in a better place is one of the few things that are hope to the end of Morrison's run. Batman Inc's ending was fucking bleak, but at least Ellie proves that Bruce being Batman is not at all a terrible thing.
Sebastian Cook
In general nobody really puts the clues together. Under Morrison he's done some things like have Bruce anonymously go online to put out that Bruce Wayne is Batman so people will call him out on it. And of course he makes an announcement that he is working with Batman and that's the setup for Batman Inc.
Aiden Moore
It's also revealed tht Bruce Wayne had been funding Batman for years so... couple that with numerous stories in which he has someone else put on the cowl and make an appearance where he's present as Bruce Wayne and... yeah. It's become such an overused joke that "hur how can nobdy kno Bruce iz Batmanz" that nobody actually stops and uses in universe logic anymore.
Liam Moore
Bruce Wayne is a well know philanthropist, and he probably employs like 20% of Gotham's population. It doesn't take a genius to figure that Wayne Industries is a good place to look if you need a job to get back on your feet. On top of that Bruce Wayne does often work with Batman publicly, so it makes sense that Bats would have some business cards and direct people who need an help to Bruce.
Parker Flores
Ian Clark
I liked what Priest did when Deathstroke found the batcave under Wayne manor and told Bruce to call out Batman. He then says he won't allow himself to believe that Bruce is Batman. Because we've seen in the past when someone finds out his identity and Batman uses that to his advantage, usually having someone pretending to be Batman while he's around as Bruce.
Jose Price
These two panels make every other instance of Morrison Batgod wanking worth it.
Nolan Lewis
Planetary/Batman is so fucking good for this. Golden Age Batman's speech at the end is perfect.
Josiah Parker
That arc was pure fucking trash.
Landon Thomas
Because writers think people would rather watch him punch bad guys in the face?
Adrian Young
Under Morrison, Batman has been conclusively beaten, as in he would have fucking died if his foes weren't dicking around or if there was no one to save him, by
>Bat-Bane
>About 30 ninja man-bats
>Bat-Satan
>Bat-Dad (False)
>Granny Goodness
>Talia
>A frail old man with Alzheimer's
Bruce only becomes a batgod with prep time. Mind altering chemicals and ambushes can and do lead to his defeat.
Evan Flores
He's a billionaire, he doesn't have any empathy.
Jason Garcia
Bat-Man survived that?
Easton Gonzalez
Who’s she?
Jose Myers
Batgod was more of a thing during Morrison's 90s JLA run. Then again everyone was borderline godly.
Carson Mitchell
Damian saved him in that instance. The Alzheimer gas really really fucked him up.