@ariesxmasters said:
The better question would be why doesn't everyone love him? His comics are grade A+ material. His story and character are a more realistic and believable setting versus every other hero who have these silly/goofy powers.
Just because Batman doesn't have 'goofy' powers doesn't mean his story and setting is anymore realistic.
His comics are a lot more interesting in just every aspect then everyone elses.
Subjective
It leave you wondering what gadget/gizmo he has next, what plan is he thinking that he might or might not tell the reader. Now if you read someone like Superman/ Wonder Woman they gets knocked through 8 building and get back up like nothing, they get 3 buildings slammed on them that explode and go up in flames while there under it all, they stand by up and laugh at you and say try harder.
Nice stereotyping of characters as if that's the extent of their stories.
People find reading about characters who are practically pretty much physically invincible to be more boring, stale and just not as fun about reading about the guy who can be hurt. Like a video game you cannot die, lose, or be hurt in, you're going to get bored in about 5 minutes there is no aspect of challenge or fun in that.
Because they don't have villains that match if not surpass them and stakes that often dwarf Batman's normal priorities of one city's well being.
Btw I like Superman, and Love Wonder Woman I own all their comics and have nothing against these characters whats so ever.
You have all their comics? Impressive.
You calling people having powers silly/goofy and calling them boring because they don't get hurt by getting sent through buildings makes your statement suspect.
gjgp27: Look at sales numbers, don't take my word for it.
night4345: You took a more intelligent approach toward it then the guy above who who took a more of a salty approach and was just plain rude, for no reason either.
"Just because Batman doesn't have 'goofy' powers doesn't mean his story and setting is anymore realistic."
Actually it does I mean obviously some of it is fantasy it is a comic so it is for entertainment. That could be someone in real life a billionaire, with gadgets, a bat costume a car that look like a bat, a secret hide out. Obviously him like pretty much knowing everything, and being ridiculously prepared is unrealistic and fiction. Lets look at Superman now. A man who can fly,shoot heat from his eyes, bullets don't hurt him, he can lift up cars, he is solar powered, from the planet krypton, can survive explosions unharmed the list goes on.
Subjective
We'll say that, but I just was going by sales numbers so take it with a grain of salt.
Nice stereotyping of characters as if that's the extent of their stories.
I am??
Because they don't have villains that match if not surpass them and stakes that often dwarf Batman's normal priorities of one city's well being.
Ohh Thanks for clearing that up.
You have all their comics? Impressive.
That was not the intention. I think you mistook this so I won't comment on that.
You calling people having powers silly/goofy and calling them boring because they don't get hurt by getting sent through buildings makes your statement suspect.
I was just doing a comparison. I can understand how that can seem subjective though. I way saying compared to Batman they can seem boring and kind of stale. As characters I have nothing against them though. I think you think I don't like them as characters which is not true. I don't own comics of heroes I don't like.
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