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“Batman Guards the Flag” by me

u/M4n0h — 18 hours ago
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Batman: the Cult is so underrated

My God, I can't understand why Batman: The Cult didn't become a character classic. It's an incredibly strong comic that digs deep into the character's psychology. The comic is excellent, and I believe it should be considered on par with many popular Batman storylines. The Cult turned out to be unusual, but it is nevertheless well worth your attention.

u/Worried-Nerve-6638 — 12 hours ago
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Playing Lego Batman Legacy Of The Dark Knight got me having a dumbass grin like this throughout the whole thing

u/Elfstar_Cage_05 — 9 hours ago
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I draw oldman Bruce!

I was sketching for a commission. It was actually another character, and somehow I ended up drawing old Bruce from Batman Beyond 🤣🤣, but hey it looked good i guess.

u/eonegungun — 16 hours ago
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Batma Telltale Series; Lady Arkham

So I'm playing the Batman Telltale Series for the first time (a decade late, I know) and I have one serious question [SPOILER WARNING]:

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Once we uncover that Vicki Vale is Lady Arkham, I have always wondered what sense it makes that a 5'4, 120 Soaking-Wet Reporter can somehow go toe-to-toe with Bruce F-- Wayne as Batman in hand to hand combat?! Not to mention that when she stabs him in public with the nerve agent, his reflex to that motion is slower than pond water and somehow no one notices the occurrence, even with Bruce and Vicki having a silent standoff for a few moments, but I digress.

My main question is not how Vicki is outsmarting Batman, but moreso how she is a physical threat to him in-combat. Part of the reason Scarecrow worked so well in the Arkham Knight game is because his main strengths are psychological, and that would have worked perfectly with Lady Arkham, rather than her also being a combative challenge, as Scarecrow is not.

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u/Admirable-Abies-2202 — 14 hours ago