reaperkenswolf

I certainly hope they aren't recruiting Jason into Batman Inc. The best part of Jason's character is that he grew out of the Robin persona in almost the complete opposite way Dick Grayson did. He thinks that he's doing what needs to be done and that his methods get better results, but you know they're not.

Of course he still loves America. What exactly are you going to put after truth and justice? Fox News? The Russian reversal? Ceiling Cat?

I've yet to see Thor. How is it?

They have masks. That's the greatest protection against lawsuits possible, so it's better than insurance.

" Hell yes!  She should never have been crippled in the first place. "

" @reaperkenswolf: Is it synthetic like the ones Kobra has?  I hope I don't come off like a jerk but what issue is it in? "

Now just about everyone who reads the title should know what this is about. However, for those of you that don't know writer Paul Dini once stated his failed proposal at putting Barbara in a Lazarus Pit, restoring her ability to walk and causing a lapse in her sanity. When I heard this proposal I was extremely disappointed that it did not go through. To me it contained a lot of potential for a strong story arc, filled with some of her darker emotions towards her condition. When I heard about "The Death of Oracle" I had strong hopes that DC was steering towards this plot. Since it clearly didn't, I want to hear what you guys have to say. Should it happen, should it not, how would you picture it happening?
I'll start off with my idea of the plot: It would likely start with Barbara being especially contemplative about her condition, possibly due to a bad op. with the Birds or Dick Grayson. This might then lead her to meeting with Damian, who conveniently knows his aunt's methods of reusing Lazarus Pits. She persuades him to help her with the Pit and keep everything a secret from any of their allies. Barbara is dipped in the Pit, likely the one located in the Batcave, and when she emerges her psyche has somewhat snapped. She swiftly overpowers Damian and exits the cave. Dick Grayson then finds the unconscious Robin and learns what happened. Barbara then commits some act that would be morally gray and some form of personal revenge. The Joker would be a prime candidate but I feel if that happened it would be a bit too similar to "Under The Red Hood." Dick makes the decision to stop her himself, convincing Bruce and possibly Commissioner Gordon to stay out of it. Dick and Barbara have an epic fight (hopefully both using escrima, I would find that pretty awesome) and Dick eventually prevails. Barbara breaks down in his arms and the two have something of a reconfirmation of each others' feelings. Barbara would still likely need to spend some time until her psyche is completely mended but that would likely be something to use for later side-plots.
What do you think?

Batman doesn't need any sort of ability because should he get any kind of power he would be completely overpowered. Namely, should he get a green lantern ring, he would use his resourcefulness to fully utilize every possible thing he could do with its power. Like the poster says: 
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