Batman
Character » Batman appears in 23651 issues.
Bruce Wayne, who witnessed the murder of his billionaire parents as a child, swore to avenge their deaths. He trained extensively to achieve mental and physical perfection, mastering martial arts, detective skills, and criminal psychology. Costumed as a bat to prey on the fears of criminals, and utilizing a high-tech arsenal, he became the legendary Batman.
Batman's most amazing feat
That time he sucker punched some working girls in Batman: Year One kicked so much ass you'll probably go blind from just reading it. He didn't even need the cowl, just boosh, super citizen hooker beat-down.
One of those girls was like 12, think Bruce Wayne took it easy on her? F#ck no. She got her sh#t wrecked like everyone else. Call-girls of all ages better back the f#ck up before they try to step to Batman when Frank Millers writing. Because sh#t will get real, fast.
Edit: My apologies if you actually did go blind. But then again, if you did it probably won't matter what I write here anyway right? Bananas.
Read Grant Morrison's take on Batman in most issues Bruce has the best lines and is smarter and tougher than he usually is, he has all the badassness of Frank Miller's Batman but none of the mental problems.
" Read Grant Morrison's take on Batman in most issues Bruce has the best lines and is smarter and tougher than he usually is, he has all the badassness of Frank Miller's Batman but none of the mental problems. "I find mental problems endearing. Which might explain my ex-girlfriends now that I think about it.
" When he rescued Justice League from the White Martians all by himself. That one was pretty badass. "Another Grant Morrison moment.
Yeah but Grant Morrison is an excellent writer. So it would only make sense that Batman's greatest moments were written by him.
" @Voidheart said:
I don't think he has actually ever fought with him. And I hope it stays that way. He has outsmarted him, though. "" Fighting Darkseid "
and so on and so forth
Batman won eventually through his intelligence.
" @Croaker said:and so on and so forth Batman won eventually through his intelligence. "" @Voidheart said:
I don't think he has actually ever fought with him. And I hope it stays that way. He has outsmarted him, though. "" Fighting Darkseid "
Well, in the first one Darkseid was severely weakened. In the second one he just prompted DS into attacking him by punching him.
Face to face duel against someone who can go toe-to-toe with Superman isn't really an option for a human.
" That time he sucker punched some working girls in Batman: Year One kicked so much ass you'll probably go blind from just reading it. He didn't even need the cowl, just boosh, super citizen hooker beat-down.This makes me think Miller only did a good Batman for TDKR. He seems compelled to make Batman a psycho.
One of those girls was like 12, think Bruce Wayne took it easy on her? F#ck no. She got her sh#t wrecked like everyone else. Call-girls of all ages better back the f#ck up before they try to step to Batman when Frank Millers writing. Because sh#t will get real, fast. Edit: My apologies if you actually did go blind. But then again, if you did it probably won't matter what I write here anyway right? Bananas. "
Learning 127 styles and getting a good education. One of my favourites are also when he broke a bazooka proof glass, breaking bricks with a finger thrust, dodging bullets, disappearing in front of people and maybe more.
For real. Taking down Superman in Dark Knight Returns is unforgettable. First time I read it, I thought, "He doesn't have a chance!" And when he landed a punch that hurt, it was a distinctly perverse sense of pleasure.
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