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I just dont get who this reboot is aimed at? If you wanted to attract new readers then they should take a simple approach, such as just putting out a Batman comic and Detective comic every month. Advertise the heck out of it and get people who dont know jack about comics to try it. But theres like ten Batman titles and it feels like overload. I just don't get who this reboot is for... Change for the sake of change is not good

If I was a Warlord of Mars I would go straight to Earth to take on Travis Morgan. Figure a real Warlord would want to take out anyone else using my name, so Travis Morgan is going down. Then I'd just chill in Skataris and grow an awesome beard every day. Living the good life what what!

this is the best series ever written, i use this and the walking dead to get friends into comics :D

my mistake thought sony had all of them, which one made the god awful hulk movie? not incredible hulk the other one lol they are the worst studio in my eyes

Sony SUCKS. I wish they would give up their marvel license because they are just making crap now while Marvel is actually making good movies like Iron Man. 
 
X men Origins... SpiderMan 3.... Enough is enough Sony. Go make a Crash Bandicoot movie
 
 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lg6v1dgTcxw

These are the parents who just sit their kid down in front of a tv and then leave, come back and dont like what their kids are watching, so its the programs fault. If you dont like the toy in a kids meal, DONT BUY IT FOR YOUR KID.

This is great Im a fan of Jock, didnt he do the cover to Batman Annual 25? Im not sure but that was always one of my favorite covers.

Memento is an amazing movie. Watch it comic viners! :)

 The Dark Knight is a good movie because it completely changed the notion that comic book movies couldn't be written as being realistic. Christopher Nolan understands that Batman is not just about the Batmobile, Rogues Gallery and a quest for redemption. Batman is about the character and the hardships he endures trying to bring peace and justice to a city that is beyond saving. Batman, like any other human, does let his emotions control his actions at certain points during the film, such as when he pummels the Joker for answers in the interrogation room. Batman is human and does make mistakes, but in the end, he proved that he is more than just a hero, he is "a Silent Guardian, a Watchful Protector, a Dark Knight."