Nothing against Lex, but doesn't Bane's track record of outcheating Batman count for anything? I mean what did Lex do? He became President of the United States and did what with it?
Nothing against Lex, but doesn't Bane's track record of outcheating Batman count for anything? I mean what did Lex do? He became President of the United States and did what with it?
Lex became a god powerful enough to mess with the functions of one of the Endless in the last pre-Flashpoint arc of Action Comics. I think it was the second last, before Reign of Doomsday.
@CitizenBane: A friend of mine told me he cured cancer just to prove he could. Would you happen to be able to verify said claim? Thanks.
Luthor's pretty dangerous. I still remember him taking down Nightwing. Then there was the Everyman Project if I'm not mistaken. Also, as a businessman who does shady things, he got away with a lot.
@CitizenBane: A friend of mine told me he cured cancer just to prove he could. Would you happen to be able to verify said claim? Thanks.
He did, then reversed his sister's condition again, under the token of Lex giveth, and Lex taketh away. It was in the Johns/Manapul Adventure Comics run.
@CitizenBane: Really? Isn't Bane really good at Chess though (I heard he beat Ra's in it)?
That because someone is good at chess does not make them a skilled strategist when it comes to life. It kind of like saying that a chess grandmaster will be instantly good at Go. People over rate chess.
@Morpheus_: I read it because I read somewhere that Gaiman gave his blessing for Death's appearance there. Apparently Gaiman's approval is not all it's cracked up to be.
@CitizenBane: I read the same thing, I think it might had been Cornell himself that said it in an interview. Death's appearance wasn't poorly done, it just felt contrived overall.
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