Movie: Batman & Robin

How good would you think a story where Batman goes up against Green Goblin similar to a sort of cat and mouse game you would see in something like Death Note would be? They would use both their public and private identities to try and get (or in Bruce’s case apprehend) at each other.

His name is Franky Tommy Roskow Jr. His catchphrases are “there ain’t no Bat!” “Heh, we got ‘em now” and “it’s the frickin’ Bat!”. He is someone’s right hand man.

I think the rehabilitation aspect of Batman is underrated. Whether it's head canon (specify) or you've read a compelling comic that has a villan turning over a new leaf... Who gets redeemed?

Personally? I really like the episodes of BTAS with ventriloquist and Harley Quinn. I think they are rehabilitated eventually. Harley probably still in the sucide squad though.

I've also read a comic that had riddler working as a private detective... I mean it happened, but idk about that. I could also buy oswald going mostly legit. I think that may have been the same comic actually. You could convince me about Ivy. Curious to hear y'all's thoughts and what comics (or shows) y'all have read that have them getting redeemed.

I recently decided to rewatch The Batman (2004) animated series from my childhood, and in the first episode where Batman and Joker first meet, this version of Joker appears to be on equal footing as Batman in terms of fighting ability. This is a younger Bruce Wayne early in his Batman career, but it still threw me off seeing Joker kick Batman around so easily. In many other portrayals, Joker is very tall and lean compared to the hulking Batman, and I just don't see him being such a physical threat like the Joker in The Batman (2004). Heath Ledger's version of the Joker in The Dark Knight doesn't really have physical scenes, he's just very smart and intimidating and relies on his goons. I'm curious to know just how good of a fighter Joker should be. A weakling that relies on manpower, or an actually quite dangerous one man army?

I recognize Robin (3rd one? Tim Drake?) and Nightwing (1st one? Dick Grayson?), but no idea about the other three.

My terrible guesses are Ben Affleck nightmare version multiverse Batman on the far left, Barbara Gordon with GCPD gear and functional legs 2nd on the left, and the only thing I could find for the one with the upside down batsymbol is Batzarro? No idea

Just watched part 1 and 2 today and was honestly quite surprised by the Gilda Dent being the Holiday killer all along, overall, i think it was pretty good and a solid 9/10

Heard about the Absolute DC announcement. Apparently, they'll redo stories without taking previous continuity in account. Is it true? Do you think they'll do it, or will they back track like they did with New 52? Is the news fake or legit?

Yeah, the picture has nothing to do with the rest of the post (except Batman of course) but I just received it, so I thought it was the opportunity to share it.

Here are my:

1 Members consider each other family, they may have a lot of rivalry between them though.

2 There was an attempt at making Lazarus Pit into a jakuzzi.

3 League has a competition for most elaborate faked death.

4 Klark Kent infiltrated the League undercover. Many members still miss his undercover persona.

i’ve had this since 2019; i might go back and have him colored, but i like to color him in myself when i have markers on me :)