All posts by GothamKnight37

He doesn’t always lose to Batman, he’s beaten Batman multiple times. However, Batman is likely to beat Deathstroke in a Batman book and Deathstroke is likely to beat Batman in a Deathstroke book.

Mention the author of the article if they’re listed, and the date.

I don't think he'd always be opposed to it, but circumstances don't always go his way. In A Death in the Family he chose not to save Joker from a helicopter crash, but Joker ended up surviving (although seriously injured). At the end of No Man's Land he wouldn't have stopped Jim from killing Joker, who only shot Joker in the kneecap to cripple him. This crippling was supposed to have been a big deal, but right after No Man's Land Joker appeared in the Superman books and was perfectly fine.

It's definitely not Knightfall, and I don't think it's Detective Comics 975. Looks like something from the New 52.

I don’t think it’s been officially announced, but I’d be surprised if they didn’t come up with a sequel.

Yeah, something like that.

It doesn’t have an official designation.

I think as long as you explain what she did and where she went then everything will make enough sense. Throw in a few flashbacks too. She probably won’t seem too OP if you don’t make her do anything super ridiculous.

Interesting to think about!

Riddler reformed and was a private investigator for a time during Paul Dini’s run on Detective Comics.

Bane was on his way to becoming a hero back in the Gotham Knights arc where he thought that he and Batman were brothers, but when that didn’t pan out he didn’t have much of a reason to do so.

I’d say all of them.

Batman Beyond seems to be set further in the future than Future State. In Future State, everybody looks a similar age as they are in main continuity. In Batman Beyond, Bruce is visibly older and has gray hair.

So in this case the answer is both, but at different times.

Presumably only after 89 and Returns.

Stirk easily. With his psychic powers, he can force Zsasz to perceive him as someone else entirely, and kill him without Zsasz having any suspicion.

Poison Ivy easily. Even if Firefly starts burning plants, Ivy can just use pheromones to control him or kill him with plant or fungal matter in his stomach.

It’s a stylistic choice to make Gotham look larger than life and more interesting.

Check out The Killing Joke and The Man Who Laughs.

Hard to choose. I love Poison Ivy, Catwoman, and Talia, though I think Ivy works best as a strict villain out of those.

Which article do you mean?

That’s a pretty tough question. I think you could maybe consider Two-Face the most complex, if he’s being written properly. But Ra’s is up there too.

Did you mean to have the same option twice in the poll?