rickygabrielbird

Hello!

Apologies for the moan but would anyone be able to correct some of the grammar and sentence structure on the Batman page, from the 'Death of the Family and the return of Clayface' section onwards?

It seems like from here, the New 52 parts, are quite difficult to read and don't flow very well. I would do it myself but I haven't read these stories so I wouldn't know what I am talking about!

Appreciate the help, or feedback if you think I am in the wrong :)

Rikk

Bit confused at something...

Young Wolverine seems to have metal claws? If this was pre-Origins he would have had bone claws. I say this as Xavier is seen as bald in Origins (and standing I know, although this could be explained as a projection to the kids he guided out of the prison). Which leaves the possibility of becoming bald between this film and Origins.

Also, this film could create a perfect way of somewhat erasing previous events in X-Men films. Maybe it could be used to bring back Cyclops!

Although nothing could ever explain Emma Frost being a child in Origins /sigh

@coreyko: The events in the first 3 original X-Men films establishes him as getting his memory back, all thanks to Xavier. If I remember correctly, Wolverine only stayed at the Mansion because Xavier could offer this, which led onto the events of X2.

Wolverine would win this in hand-to-hand combat based on his experience but Batman would probably win through preparation and planning. Similar to TDKR with Superman.

A silly concept and in no way makes the lead likeable. Even worse, didn't Doc fancy Aunt May!? That could get creepy.

Nice piece. I have a similar problem with the new 52 and with a girlfriend who is starting to get into comics, it is hard to explain to her what is considered cannon due to the reboot. Especially with the case of Green Lantern, where things just seem to carry on as normal and where other comics/characters start from scratch.

I would hope that DC have already established a time period for all events that have happened and it would be nice to see what this is.

Wow, so glad someone mentioned about Doc Ocks mechanical arms being more believable than a man/lizard. That was seriously a face to palm moment in this article. Also kudos to the dude who replied to the guy who described the film plot from his viewing, it was still too much to give away regardless of the original posters views. On topic... The lizard was built upon in the previous 3 films and would still be fresh in people's minds even though this is a 'reboot'. It was a wise choice as a villain who has enough personal attachment to affect Peter emotionally. Adding team ups or more villains is a silly idea when all it comes down to is better scripts. Any one villain can pose enough threat with a good writer...except maybe Captain Bommerang... Also just to add, people mentioning King Pin may not realise that Fox own the rights for him. Remember DareDevil? Sorry to remind people who tried to erase that flick :)

Does this fight include the Fantastic Four considering Thing has his Future Foundation top on?

If he can eventually go into space without breathing and doesn't need air, I presume he can never really be strangled in the future.

*Eagle eyes on future fights*

Love it, although the Hulk looks a bit too big compared to earlier shots. Maybe it's me.