should Bruce Wayne share some of his technology?

I know he wouldn't any of his weapons in the hands of anybody but him and a short list of people. Gadgets, body armor, some of the tech used to make the batmobile could be really helpful to some people and would be vary profitable.

If he did those things it would take an edge that he is on criminals.

it might get stolen into the wrong hands

The world can't handle Bat Tech

@stormshadow_x: if they can handle complex ass phones with hundreds of apps, im sure they can handle bat shaped metal LOL

Share it with who?

Ya and Tony should share his suits, while Ray Palmer is giving the world his shrink tech. It can be sold along side Pym Particles and Webshooters.

I honestly don't think Batmans weaponry is that advanced overall, if you compare it to other tech heroes.

@stahlflamme: This, too.

@ultrastarkiller: I know you were being sarcastic, but you're on to something.

All heroes should share their tech. At least the beneficial kind.

Why are their still cripples, blind, and amputees in the Marvel/DC universes?

You can build Cyborg a new body but can't help the three toured veteran who lost limbs for our/their country?

They have teleporters but still, some guy misses his kids' graduation because he was stuck in traffic?

Selfish d*cks!

@guardiandevil83: Reminds me of Rise of Arsenal, this comic and you for bringing it up, where they casually mention the possibility of regrowing biological arms or something and then make an cyborg prosthetic for Roy, would be nice to actually give the world access to both of these technologys

I also remember a couple of Iron Man comics, but it always ends up backfiring.

Ultimately Government und Corporations in superhero comics all display such high tech technology that they should already live in a futuristic world, where everything changed dramatically compared to now. It just doesn't happen because the idea is to keep their world similiar to ours. Suspension of Disbelief I guess...

@stahlflamme: Yeah I can see that. But still, it seems that Lex and Doom have done more for their respective worlds than the so called heroes.

Lex literally tryed turning Metropolis into a city of the future.

Dr. Doom recreated Earth, and saved billions of lives when he could have taken that power and vanished or lived until the universe started over.

Yeah, people are like "Doom stole Sue and Reeds kids" I'm like, you mean the same wife and kids he'd neglect for hours obssessing over science and cures and tech he will never actually provide to the public?

no one is batman enough to handle that technology except Batman himself

@guardiandevil83: Damn that's sort of true. But I guess it would be harder to fight criminals who had somehow gained access to cybernetic bodies. Some one would always be able to use the tech for evil. Like say for instance they were tailing someone and they up and teleported away, or teleported a bomb into a mass group of people. They would improve society but the risk could be too great.

@ultrastarkiller: That's true. Maybe just eyesight for the blind and super hearing aids for the deaf?

@guardiandevil83: Agreed they should be able to fix stuff like that.

It would make sense, however, Reed Richards is useless. It would make the world unrecognizable and less relatable than ours. Often it is explored in alternate universes.

Not only would this technology be exploited because in general, any non plot centric body in marvel or DC is going to be retarded and less capable of securing the tech.

If any government or corporation gets their hands on it, they are inevitably going to get it stolen by some super villain because the government/military is full of idiots or they will become the villains themselves and use it wrongfully/sell it, instead of trying to better the world with it.

nah

If everybody had some of his gadgets, that would make things way harder.

Besides they could be used for the wrong reasons.