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#1 Posted by Booster_Bronze (177 posts) - 1 month, 16 days ago - Show Bio

I liked the issue as well. Explained alot about the Green and him going to Metropolis made sense from the way it was explained.

#2 Posted by Booster_Bronze (177 posts) - 2 months, 18 days ago - Show Bio

Darkseid and Thanos

Also: Capt. America and Steve trevor

Wonder Woman and Capt. Marvel

#3 Posted by Booster_Bronze (177 posts) - 3 months, 1 day ago - Show Bio

@ccraft: I think the jumpsuit and toolbelt were because he was "fixing" Batman by removing the Bat-Family, and the Joe is just a reference to his name, Joker, and it's a name you'd expect to see on a coverall worn by a mechanic (also it's a lame Joker joke).

#4 Posted by Booster_Bronze (177 posts) - 3 months, 5 days ago - Show Bio

@xxSadisticSmilexx: I read all the tie-ins, and the way I rationalize his actions against Barbara and Dick are thus:

For Dick,

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Joker was going after Nightwing. He was able to piece that there was SOME kind of connection between Nightwing and the circus, since in previous arcs Nightwing was showing up in cities around America at the same time the Circus was there. He didn't necessarily know what the connection was per se, but he knew that there WAS one and that hurting the circus would probably hurt Nightwing.

As with Barbara,

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I think the attack was more towards Jim Gordon. He had previously shot Jim's daughter and now was terrorizing his ex-wife as well. I don't remember any particular mention towards Batgirl and Barbara or Joker making any connections between the two, but perhaps he noticed Batgirl's absence for awhile while she was paralyzed, so he might SUSPECT a connection but not have any solid evidence to go on (not quite as sure about my theory on this one, might have to re-read Batgirl).

Hope those theories help.

#5 Posted by Booster_Bronze (177 posts) - 4 months, 21 days ago - Show Bio

Pretty sure the Justice League variant's cover was meant to be an homage to The Great Wave off Kanagawa, the famous painting by Hokusai. Great interpretation.

#6 Posted by Booster_Bronze (177 posts) - 6 months, 9 hours ago - Show Bio

I love how in a Bat-universe of heat-seeking batarangs, smart-tech goggles, and other Bat-gadgets, the teeth is the unbelieveable thing.

Poor, poor alien. Even alien junk can get alien herpes. Or warts. Or whatever. Wrap it next time, ET!

#7 Posted by Booster_Bronze (177 posts) - 6 months, 4 days ago - Show Bio

Maybe I'm just a big mark for DC, but I kinda loved this book. The part with the cat made me misty eyed, and the whole Superman having sex thing brought great Mallrats flashbacks. Parasite's design was creepy and very sci-fi, and the dictator thing worked for me and for the tone of the book. Maybe I'm just too easy to please, or maybe I'm not nitpicky enough. I can't figure it out.

#8 Posted by Booster_Bronze (177 posts) - 6 months, 12 days ago - Show Bio

So...was G-Man going for more of a Galaxy look or a Bond-style look with that graphic?

#9 Posted by Booster_Bronze (177 posts) - 7 months, 11 days ago - Show Bio

The best use of a ulility belt object this week: The nod to the Bat Shark repellant in Legends of the Dark Knight. I seriously thought that was where G-man was going with the reference.

#10 Posted by Booster_Bronze (177 posts) - 7 months, 22 days ago - Show Bio

OK I am totally missing something that is apparent to everyone else. Can someone please explain the following to me?

1. Why did he add RED to Red Robin? I understand he wanted to make it connected to the Robin legacy but make it something more, is IS there any significance to the Red part?

2. What is G-man talking about on the last page? I reread it and I can't find the name thing he's talking about. I THOUGHT it was the RED part of the character's name, but is he implying that Tim Drake isn't his real name? Sometimes I need things right in front of my nose to see them.

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