Imagine_Man15

I don't think Jason will be involved solely for the sake of helping Batman out. I strongly suspect he'll have something to gain in all this. Jason has far too much pride to help Bruce without his own beneficial reasons for doing so.

Apparently, Batman does have a superpower. He is omnipresent. That is the only possible way to explain how he can be EVERYWHERE in the New 52 at once.

I always liked to think it was Jason Todd. Doesn't quite fit with Dick Grayson still being Robin, but it wouldn't be the first time Teen Titans changed things up a little.

I've always thought they should make a continuation of this show, at least finish what they started. A lot of plot points never really got resolved before the abrupt ending.

I'm torn on this. On one hand, the boob window was kind of ridiculous. On the other hand, it was a trademark of her character, and I will miss it for that reason.

Also, I hate her new haircut. Just saying.

If it weren't for Vulcan, than I'd say the symbiots would probably win. But with Vulcan on the team, its no contest. He could destroy them himself.

I think that it'd be a bit of a tough fight, simply because Sabertooth can tear through webbing, but overall Spiderman would come out on top.

Am I the only one who doesn't really like Tim Drake...? I just never really found him all that interesting.

My favorite Robin was always Dick Grayson. I like Jason Todd, although he WAS a crappy Robin, I like the impact he had on the Batman mythos and I love him as Red Hood. But I utterly despise Damien Wayne, on that ground I stand.

Anyway, I kind of got off topic... I think that Dick Grayson and Jason Todd are both more interesting characters than Bruce Wayne, but certainly not Tim Drake.

I've noticed the electricity-based powers thing, I have no idea how that developed, but it seems quite common.

I'm not so sure about the other points you made though.

I would go to the gym, and make all those arrogant, muscle-bound douche bags look bad...

I am a Christian. Before I turned to Christ, I was living in a world of alcoholism, depression, anger and violence. I was considering suicide when the lord spoke to my heart, and I have since become a very firm believer in God. Of course my problems didn't all just magically disappear, life is still hard, but the way I go about dealing with those problems has changed, and the sense of security I've been brought cannot be described. I'm happy now, and I have faith that an even greater happiness awaits me in Heaven.