u/Emotional-Mix-9007

▲ 106 r/thevenomsite

David Michelinie said he never saw Venom as an antihero and that Marvel forced him to write him that way.

u/Emotional-Mix-9007 — 5 days ago

▲ 0 r/BatFamily+1 crossposts

The fact that Batman goes “crazy” after killing one genocidal murderer while real heroes handle it fine says more about him than his rule.

u/Emotional-Mix-9007 — 16 days ago

▲ 229 r/BatFamily+1 crossposts

It kind of annoys me how often DC doesn't treat adopted children as real family.

u/Emotional-Mix-9007 — 27 days ago

▲ 10 r/BatFamily

How did Jason survive the ending of Under the Hood by Alex Jaffe on the official DC website?

u/Emotional-Mix-9007 — 30 days ago

▲ 62 r/BatFamily

Batman forces Barbara to relive her trauma from The Killing Joke so he can escape (Batman #182).

u/Emotional-Mix-9007 — 1 month ago

▲ 108 r/thepunisher

I think the Punisher's son being a Spider-Man fan should be brought up more with Peter and Frank.

u/Emotional-Mix-9007 — 1 month ago

▲ 63 r/Nightwing

Dick covers for Bruce after Bruce hits him following Jim Gordon being shot (Robin #86).

u/Emotional-Mix-9007 — 1 month ago

▲ 7 r/dcanimateduniverse+2 crossposts

Chuck Dixon's thoughts on the animated Knightfall movie.

https://youtu.be/tr4b9H2nBq4?si=N-wC-Zy9euQaROBC I need to have al least 151 characters so blablablablablablablablablablablablablablablablablablablablablablablablablablablabla

u/Emotional-Mix-9007 — 1 month ago

▲ 20 r/RedHood

If Jason hypothetically was going to kill Two-Face in the same way he would have killed the Joker, do you think Bruce would still have slit his throat?

u/Emotional-Mix-9007 — 1 month ago

▲ 123 r/batman

Jason kills Captain Nazi (Batman #647)

u/Emotional-Mix-9007 — 1 month ago

▲ 122 r/RedHood

The original ending for Under the Red Hood would have had Jason die after Batman slit his throat, according to Judd Winick

u/Emotional-Mix-9007 — 2 months ago

▲ 44 r/RedHood

I think this is a good interpretation of Bruce's feelings about Jason's death that makes sense with how he victim-blames him and treats him like garbage when he comes back

u/Emotional-Mix-9007 — 2 months ago

▲ 901 r/superheroes

Probably why the Punisher (and Jason) are more effective heroes than Batman ever will be.

u/Emotional-Mix-9007 — 2 months ago

▲ 35 r/batman

Judd Winnick on Batman stopping Jason from killing the Joker at the end of Under the Red Hood, along with his views on Batman and Superman’s rules

u/Emotional-Mix-9007 — 2 months ago

▲ 69 r/superman

Judd Winnick on Batman stopping Jason from killing the Joker at the end of Under the Red Hood, along with his views on Batman and Superman’s no-kill rules in general.

u/Emotional-Mix-9007 — 2 months ago

▲ 53 r/RedHood

Judd Winnick on Batman stopping Jason from killing the Joker at the end of Under the Red Hood, along with his views on Batman and Superman’s no-kill rules in general.

u/Emotional-Mix-9007 — 2 months ago

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It’s funny when you remember that Batman is the biggest serial killer in comics indirectly due to his refusal to kill the monsters that keep breaking out each time he puts them in prison.

u/Emotional-Mix-9007 — 2 months ago

David Michelinie said he never saw Venom as an antihero and that Marvel forced him to write him that way.

The fact that Batman goes “crazy” after killing one genocidal murderer while real heroes handle it fine says more about him than his rule.

It kind of annoys me how often DC doesn't treat adopted children as real family.

How did Jason survive the ending of Under the Hood by Alex Jaffe on the official DC website?

Batman forces Barbara to relive her trauma from The Killing Joke so he can escape (Batman #182).

I think the Punisher's son being a Spider-Man fan should be brought up more with Peter and Frank.

Dick covers for Bruce after Bruce hits him following Jim Gordon being shot (Robin #86).

Chuck Dixon's thoughts on the animated Knightfall movie.

If Jason hypothetically was going to kill Two-Face in the same way he would have killed the Joker, do you think Bruce would still have slit his throat?

Jason kills Captain Nazi (Batman #647)

The original ending for Under the Red Hood would have had Jason die after Batman slit his throat, according to Judd Winick

I think this is a good interpretation of Bruce's feelings about Jason's death that makes sense with how he victim-blames him and treats him like garbage when he comes back

Probably why the Punisher (and Jason) are more effective heroes than Batman ever will be.

Judd Winnick on Batman stopping Jason from killing the Joker at the end of Under the Red Hood, along with his views on Batman and Superman’s rules

Judd Winnick on Batman stopping Jason from killing the Joker at the end of Under the Red Hood, along with his views on Batman and Superman’s no-kill rules in general.

Judd Winnick on Batman stopping Jason from killing the Joker at the end of Under the Red Hood, along with his views on Batman and Superman’s no-kill rules in general.

Batman loves his no-kill rule more than anything.

Iron Man has mutant friends

"Batman is a compassionate hero who cares about his villains."

It’s funny when you remember that Batman is the biggest serial killer in comics indirectly due to his refusal to kill the monsters that keep breaking out each time he puts them in prison.