Desires? Yes. Plans? NO.

How about someone hits the reset button and everything returns to the way it was before any of the Crisis's. Don't get me wrong... great stories... but I long for simpler times.

I've actually cried a lot reading comics. And as pathetic as it sounds... I actually cried when Superboy died... yeah I know... pathetic!

"NO really lets..."
actually it's not blowing it out of proportions to say:
This movie takes Batman to a place darker than anything it has ever seen before. There is not a single scene out of place, and just enough subtle humor to keep the darkness from engulfing the audience. Heath Ledger's performance was outstanding. He gave the Joker a sense of humor that made you want to gag and laugh at the same time. He captured this horrific character perfectly and completely disappears inside the character. I will be seeing this movie many more times, because that is what it's is going to take to truly and fully appreciate the movie.

My first one... it really confused me because I didn't know who half the people were but it got me hooked on DC

Yeah um the first one I ever read/bought was Identity Crisis. I basically thought, "I want to read comics, hmmm... this one has pretty pictures..." I was really lost with the plot... and yet it still got me hooked. :)

Batman... money, jujitsu... endless possibilities... 

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Okay so i read Batman War Crimes, and now I am pacing around extremely upset. One of my favorite Batman characters Leslie Thomkins, seems to get booted out of the picture when she purposely lets Stephanie (Spoiler/Robin) die! no matter how much stress she was under that was just WAY out of character. I can't believe it1 i mean after getting through No Man's Land , I'm pretty sure she could handle the gang wars. Besides she cares about Bruce too much to just let him blame himself! This was INSANE I mean like Arkham insane!