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Personally, it should be a "Death of Superman" type of thing. Several people taking up the mantle. Dick Grayson, Tim Drake, Azrael, Damien, etc. Then let the fans kinda vote on their favorite. Maybe even a robot Batman or something. Make it interesting & complex.
Personally, it should be a "Death of Superman" type of thing. Several people taking up the mantle. Dick Grayson, Tim Drake, Azrael, Damien, etc. Then let the fans kinda vote on their favorite. Maybe even a robot Batman or something. Make it interesting & complex.
No. Nonono. Nooo!!!
Things that get voted on rarely make good stories.
Have some faith in the writers.
And if they do kill Batman, the story should not at all be identical to The Death Of Superman.
Yoda of Borg, we are: Futile, resistance is. Assimilate you, we will.
First off, a Batman death could work if done like the Captain America death. Not as in the same story - just that it's built up to, it matters, it's not completely arbitrary and, ultimately, the writer involved isn't doing it just to boost sales.
But, but Cap's death wasn't built up to at all, it was completely arbitrary. His death actually had nothing to do with Civil War at all.
Yoda of Borg, we are: Futile, resistance is. Assimilate you, we will.
What? I'm the only one who remembers the Batman of Earth-2?
What can be said? You're like Psycho Pirate, only, Black Adam hasn't punched a hole thru your head. Well, not yet.
I remember a story of Earth-1's Batman going to E-2, after that Bats died. Spooked Robin, who wasn't too happy about working with E-1 Bats. I think Hugo Strange was in that tale.
You're thinking Earth-3, with the evil league. Where Lex Luthor was a hero, and his son, Alex, was taken in by the Monitor. And we all know how that ended up.
Every relationship is fundamentally a power struggle, and the individual in power is whoever likes the other person less.
-Chuck Klosterman, "Sex, Drugs, and Cocoa Puffs"
And we now have another fine example why grammar on the realms is important.
Every relationship is fundamentally a power struggle, and the individual in power is whoever likes the other person less.
-Chuck Klosterman, "Sex, Drugs, and Cocoa Puffs"
But, but Cap's death wasn't built up to at all, it was completely arbitrary. His death actually had nothing to do with Civil War at all.
And I didn't follow Civil War at all. I followed Captain America. Civil War certainly gave it some impetus to happen when it did, but ultimately, if not foreshadowed, per se, it felt "natural." It came across as a natural part of the ongoing story at the time, rather than just a rampaging alien falling from the sky.
I would also like to point out that wolvedevil's post here was #4 on the thread and I commented on it in post #5, so, I wanted it known that I commented first.