thelastlife0726

The Roman is another name for Carmine Falcone, head of the Falcone crime family. Two-Face killed him at the end of Batman: the Long Halloween. If you like Year One, than I recomend reading that next. Either that or Batman: the Man Who Laughs if you want to continue on the Joker story at the end of Year One. I kind of agree with you for graphic novels, but I think they should come out in comic form as a miniseries, and then be published as a graphic novel.

The whole thing sounds stupid to me. I haven't been reading it, but it sounds like someone is just trying to make a new Civil War. What is so big that is causing to teams of superheroes to turn on each other like they have? It just seems like the a way to give fan-survice for a "Who Would Win?" scenerio, and I don't think it has to run for as long as it is. Oh, and PS, the writers just gave them the PF so they could stand up to foes like Thor and Rulk. Also, I'm kind of doubting how far they can push the "good-guy" title with X-Men. I hear that they have Magneto on their team now, and from what I've seen, Cyclops has been more of an a**hole than usual.

Batman without morals isn't Batman at all. Just Crazy Steve. Venom without morals is movie venom. Batman without morals could just nuke 'em.

HA! THIS upsets you? Half of Image comic's quote unquote "original" charactors from the ninties are Wolverine rip offs, and the other half were rip-offs of other charactors. They got better over time, but take a closer look at eary issues of youngblood.

Not sure if I like the color scheme.

Heh. Funny. Cap Planet can be beaten if you throw a trash can at him.

If you (yes I said YOU! Right there. Stop picking your nose, that's disgusting) were to re-create Batman, what would you change? What would his costume look like? What new abilities would he have? Would he still be Bruce Wayne, or would someone else take up the cowl? Please describe in detail.

Hmm... That's a tough one. I'd say Dick Grayson, but when I think of his Robin, I just think of the campy version. I'd say Tim Drake.

@whacknasty: The cartoon seems to be relativally grounded. Besides the supernatural and crazy stuff, there's no, like, pianos and safes falling out of thin air, or surviving falling off of cliffs. Death is a real thing in this show, and people get hurt if they get punched.

Martian Manhunter is hurt by heat vision, so Superman wins.