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Prometheus said:
But, they can't/won't keep her like this. In comics, if any major character kills a bad guy, then, that means we're either in for a very long, drawn-out melodramatic journey of "confronting personal demons" and "moral redemption", or, their death.



Or, worst of all, Giant yellow ancient parasites that possessed you, and now, have absolved you of all crimes

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If DC proves me wrong, it will be the dawning of such a glorious age in this industry. Where common sense outweighs the prententious, and childlike mentality of moral absolutes. Does a cop commit "murder" if he kills a criminal to protect the lives of innocents? If there is no other way--and let's be realistic here...sometimes there just isn't--then common sense tells you that his actions are not that of a murderer. I've grown seriously tired of this ridiculous regime of fantasy ethics painted onto comic characters. If their standard made any realistic sense, writers wouldn't have to use entire storylines to try and prove/push the point across. It would just be inherently understood.

Diana killing Max Lord didn't "shock" me. It made me happy that, for once, a writer is getting in there and being honest about the whole thing.




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the G-man said:
Basically, I think the "BB" writer had it correct "I won't kill you, but I don't have to save you" is how Batman should be portrayed.



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Doc.Mid-Nite said:
IMO, the Joker should be the one character that no one should be able apprehend. He should be the one criminal that always eludes the Batman (thus giving Bats a reason to obsess over him) Sort of like those detectives that obsess over 20yr old cold cases where they know who did it, but because of a lack of evidence, can't put them away. Or, those detectives that try to track down serial killers but keep running into dead ends.

IMO, the only reason the Joker should ever be in Arkham, is because the Bat finally caught up with him and now he's facing the death penalty.




All of it.

"Now TV's all about format these days isn't it, and I've got a new type for you right here. Its me and Paris Hilton driving around in a car.... Now I know what you're thinking, but she's in the boot!" "So you see, 'Ring around the Rosey' refers to the horrible symptoms of a terrifying disease, a disease which.....a disease which....ZIM! Theres a Pigeon on you're head. You have 'Head Pigeons'. get to the Nurse before they spread to the other children." "Get off my lawn Cookie Beast!" --Invader Zim