u/Turbulent-Spirit-568

I just wanted to post my fan-made Batman show plot synopsis for some reviews and feedback. Enjoy!

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SEASON ONE EPISODE ONE: Initiation

Thomas Wayne (Linus Roache) and Martha Wayne (Andrea Deck) take a young Bruce Wayne to the Monarch Theatre to watch a live performance of Bruce’s childhood show: The Gray Ghost. Trying to avoid crowd traffic, the family take a trip down Crime Alley where they are confronted by the criminal, Joe Chill (Armin Shimerman) who shoots and kills the Waynes before escaping in the darkness leaving Bruce crying in the alley. He is found by Captain Gordon (Gary Oldman) of the GCPD who comforts him before taking him in his cop car to an orphanage run by Dr Leslie Thompkins (Mara Junot). Gordon gives Bruce a police badge to show that there is hope in this crime-infested city. We get some one on one time between Bruce and Leslie before at the orphanage after she calls Alfred (Marvin Jarvis) to pick him up [these will be similar to the flashback scenes from Arkham Shadow where Bruce learns from Leslie what it takes to be a hero in the eyes of the general public]. Alfred arrives and takes Bruce back to Wayne manor during the car ride Bruce gazes out of the window then the camera pans to the moon and descends back down to wayne manor. Now, we see an older Bruce Wayne (Roger Craig Smith) – age 18 – plotting a scheme with potential leads on his parent’s killer and all threads lead to Carmine Falcone (Darin De Paul). Bruce tries to meet the mob boss in the Iceberg Lounge but he is immediately beaten up by some thugs and thrown into a pile of rubbish. After recovering, Bruce sees a symbol with some text nearby in Korean which says: “Nayaghan moseub-e jichisyeossnayo? dangsin-ui gachileul jeungmyeonghago hanlasan-e oleuseyo!”. Bruce travels in a private jet to South Korea where he starts his ascent up Hallasan until he finds a ninja camp guarded by ninjas. They question his appearance and he claims to want to train in the Way of the Ninja. The enormous gates open to reveal Master Kirigi (Kaiji Tang) and his apprentice Lady Shiva (Kelly Hu). The first time Bruce trains with Kirigi, Bruce is embarrassed and fails which makes Kirigi think he is weak but this drives Bruce to successfully prove his worth the next time they train. We then get a montage of Bruce’s intense training with Kirigi over the next two years until he faces the final challenge – a ninja fight against Lady Shiva. #Seishinteki Kyoyo Theme by Christopher Drake# Bruce manages to beat Shiva and Kirigi knights him as a true warrior and boads him fair well. Bruce flies back to Gotham and meets Alfred back at Wayne Manor where Bruce starts planning for his new crusade against the greatest human enemy: crime! He plans some schematics and the camera pans over the schematics which shows a bat symbol before cutting to credits.

SEASON ONE EPISODE TWO: I Am Vengeance

The episode starts with a montage of Bruce and Alfred constructing the beginnings of the batcave under Wayne Manor including gradual improvements of the suit like in Spiderman 2002. The montage ends with Batman looking up at the suit and a shadow being cast upon his face. A few days later, we get a cold open similar to Arkham Origins where bats swarm the batcave as Bruce descends into the batcave and equips the suit whilst police radio calls announce that Falcone thugs have taken over the Gotham Merchant’s Bank. #Arkham Origins Main Themes by Christopher Drake# Bruce leaves in the batwing and makes his way to the Gotham Merchant’s Bank. Bruce sneaks through the roof access to deal with Falcone’s thugs who have blown over the vault. Two thugs guard the entrance and then we see a bat like shadow emerge over them where they question “What the hell?”, “This some kind of costume party or something!”, “You don’t wanna mess with us!”, “He’s right – we’ve got guns… w… w… we ain’t afraid of you!” Then, we cut to the thugs stealing from the bank who hear screams of the men outside the vault. They open the door to find them knocked out but no one else their – then we get a horror sequence where the men are slowly taken out by what they refer to as a “Shadow”. Eventually, we end the sequence with the final thug being knocked out by a batarang and then Batman drops a ‘superhero pose’ on top of the thug and the camera pans round Bruce’s cowl to reveal the batsuit before he starts interrogating this thug about Falcone. Bruce then travels to the Iceberg Lounge to take down Carmine Falcone once and for all for his parents murder – Bruce has a long take where he beats up a bunch of Falcone’s men as he makes his way through the Iceberg Lounge like The Batman. Eventually, Bruce kicks down the office door and Falcone makes a snarky remark “Well, the rumours were true! What are you gonna do? Teach me some manners” – Bruce immediately beats up Falcone and throws him across his office to intimidate him and get him to talk about the Wayne’s murders. Falcone admits “those chumps needed taking out *cackles* they were nothing good for this damn city” – this angers Bruce who grabs him in a choke hold where Falcone questions “What… Are… You?” where Bruce replies “I… Am… Vengeance!” before throwing Falcone elegantly out of the window to the ground below. Then, we see Falcone strung up to a lamppost when Captain Gordon and Detective Bullock (Robert Costanzo) arrive and are confused on what has happened. The camera then pans to Bruce watching overhead with his shadow in the centre of the moon where Alfred asks “Is it done, sir?” where Bruce replies “Yes Alfred, this piece of scum will be in Blackgate soon enough.” Bruce then grapples up to the batwing before cutting to credits

SEASON ONE EPISODE THREE: There is no such thing as a Batman!

It has been a few weeks since Falcone’s takedown at the Iceberg Lounge and the episode starts with a news report by Vicki Vale (Grey DeLisle) reporting on the rumours from witnesses of some crimes in recent weeks being dealt with by a “Giant Bat”, a “Shadow” or a “Batman” including the recent capture of the serial killer, Julian Gregory Day (Maurice LaMarche), who is planned to be getting the death penalty by Commissioner Loeb (J B Blanc) in Blackgate later that night. The news report then cuts to a speech by Loeb where he announces this death penalty but the press are more interested in this “Batman” figure but Gordon approaches the podium and shuts them down by declaring that “There is no such thing as a Batman!” before the crowd shout loudly as the Commissioner, Captain and Detective leave the frame before it cuts back to Vicki Vale who now reports that Blackgate Prison is experiencing a massive breakout led by the notorious crime boss Black Mask (Brian Bloom). We then cut to Batman in the batwing who was watching this report on the way to Blackgate before plunging down into the chaotic prison complex. Batman fights his way through escaping inmates, GCPD officers and black mask’s henchmen to try and catch up to Black Mask but he manages to set Day free and activate the gas chamber with Loeb inside eventually killing him. After Black Mask leaves, Batman busts through the glass and places a palm on the gas chamber beating himself up mentally about not being quick enough to save him. This puts Batman into some rage as he storms down the corridor beating up more Black Mask henchmen as he makes his way to the roof to try and stop him escaping. On the roof, Black Mask is hopping onto a chopper when Batman starts running towards him but he is shot in the chest by a far away bullet. #Black Mask escapes by Christopher Drake# This gives Black Mask enough time to escape as Batman tries examining the bullet but is interrupted by GCPD officers led by Gordon and Bullock who have him at gunpoint but Batman manages to grapple up to the batwing to escape the GCPD after this Bullock makes a snarky remark “No such thing as a Batman, eh?” before Gordon looks angrily at the camera before cutting to credits.

SEASON ONE EPISODE FOUR: A Sharp Withdrawal

Batman arrives back at the batcave with the batwing smashing through the waterfall before landing it on the landing pad. Alfred tells Bruce about the batcomputer which he has been constructing in the past few weeks with the help of Lucius Fox (Morgan Freeman) at Wayne Industries – Bruce just dismisses the sentiment as he is too focussed on analysing the bullet that shot him. He manages to discover that the bullet is a model associated with the well-known assassin: Deadshot (Chris Cox). Batman also discovers a recent email from Roman Sionis which declares a bounty for $100 million for the Batman’s head. Batman looks into this more and discovers five assassins total after the bounty: Deadshot, Deathstroke (Joe Manganello), Firefly (Crispin Freeman), Shiva which Bruce remarks “Shiva… Here? In Gotham?” and one more assassin with no information about him apart from being “a mysterious mercenary from Santa Prisca”. #Assassins by Christopher Drake# We also get a highlight reel montage of the four named assassins killing a bunch of thugs before taking the contract like in Arkham Origins. After hearing this, Alfred asks whether Bruce should consider getting Gordon and Bullock involved with these assassins as they could be valuable allies but Bruce immediately shuts him down saying that “they are corrupt as they come, Alfred”. Bruce continues to do more research and tracks a signal on Deadshot’s location. He heads out to find Deadshot after doing some strong detective work across the city but this leads him into an ambush where Deadshot deliberately set the tracker to lure him to an apartment complex where a stealth fight ensues similar to their fight in Arkham Origins Blackgate. Batman eventually manages to make his way over to the sniper perch and drag Deadshot through the floor below him to start beating him up and wanting answers – when he starts getting snarky Batman hangs him over the ledge like he did Loose Lips in Arkham Origins before dropping him into a bush down below and telling Alfred to call the GCPD to catch this piece of scum before cutting to credits.

SEASON ONE EPISODE FIVE: Infiltrating Corruption

During the Deadshot shenanigans, Alfred has been trying to gain knowledge and information for Bruce on this “mysterious mercenary from Santa Prisca” as Alfred has an intuition that if this assassin has little information on him then he could be a potentially dangerous threat. Bruce tells Alfred that he is going to try and infiltrate the GCPD to gain access to the National Criminal Database. Alfred tells him to be careful when dealing with these officers but Batman doubles down and makes no promises as they are “corruption disguised by the idea of trying to be the protectors of the innocent”. Batman heads over to the GCPD building in Southern Gotham which is the base of operations for the GCPD’s “heroism” and corruption. Batman makes his way through the roof entrance to sneak through the ventilation system throughout the GCPD. Throughout his sneaking, he overhears multiple guards mistreating criminals by torturing them and teasing them whilst watching broadcasts of tormenting punishment created by the Warden of Blackgate: Lyle Bolton (Earl Baylon). Batman approves of this himself as “punishment is the only way to keep criminals in line” which is said by Bolton’s announcement. Batman continues through the ventilation system where he finds a meeting of officers led by Officer Branden (Chris Fries) planning on methods to deal with Batman when they next meet him. Batman crawls above them and drops down out of sight to sneak into a door which leads to the cell blocks – eventually he manages to make his way to the underground server room near the cell blocks where he meets Barbara Gordon (Ashley Greene) – who he overheard an argument between her and Gordon earlier in the ventilation shaft. Unlike every other civilian, officer and thug in Gotham, she is not afraid of him and is inspired by him and his crusade against crime but wished the police department acted more like him. Barbara rambles on about the GCPD’s corruption and their influence over the higher ups in Gotham whilst he tries to focus on downloading the first part of the data needed for the National Criminal Database. Batman does take a small moment to reminisce whilst Barbara rambles on as he realises that their might actually be some others in Gotham that want to see the city flourish. Barbara tells him that the other location for the National Criminal Database is found in a sewer server room just in case someone manages to infiltrate one of the locations and steal the data for malicious intent. He makes his way through the GCPD back up to the rooftop access where he confronts Gordon and holds him at a standstill where he tries to tell him that “We are on the same side” but Gordon spits back that “My side works within the law” before Brandon arrives with two officers cornering Batman but Gordon tries to call them off and they refuse which forces Batman to use a smoke bomb and shove Gordon into the wall to save him from the bullet fire before he makes his escape. Batman then makes his way through the sewer system under the GCPD and finds Black Mask’s men funnelling their operations under the GCPD so Batman puts a halt to this operation on the way to the server room to get the second part of the National Criminal Database that Alfred needs. He then makes his way out of the sewers to find a note waiting for him: “We need to talk, Bruce… Or do you prefer your new monica: The Batman” signed with the initials L.S. Then, we cut back to the GCPD where we see Gordon waking up from being knocked out and has an argument with Branden for being incompetent in capturing the Batman due to his ruthlessness. Gordon walks towards the camera after dismissing Branden and then we cut to credits.

SEASON ONE EPISODE SIX: Contractual Rivalry

The episode immediately opens back at Batman’s perspective reading the note when Alfred asks “Sir? Who wrote this letter? Seems they know you’re identity?” which Bruce responds “One of the assassins Sionis hired for the $100 million bounty on my head… also someone I knew from my time in Korea.” Alfred responds with a query that “maybe you should plan your method of attack before dealing with…” but Bruce cuts him off and demands that he tracks down the location of Shiva in Gotham – after a sigh Alfred agrees and Bruce heads out to Gotham. The camera then pans back behind where Bruce was and shows a shadowy figure watching Bruce leave. Bruce listens to a police radio and deals with the crime being reported while Alfred pinpoints the location of Shiva. The officers involved have conflict in interest with Batman’s involvement: some are terrified of his aggressive tactics but others are inspired by his heroics. Alfred reports back to Batman to tell him that he has found Shiva and tells Bruce where to find her. When he arrives at the pinpointed location, he finds nothing except another which simply says “Prove your worthy once more” which initiates Shiva to engage in a small scuffle with Batman before they have a meaningful conversation. “Not bad, even better than I remembered Bruce!” “You here to claim the bounty?” “No… I couldn’t give a damn about that slime’s money… just an opportunity to test your potential once more!” They then continue the conversation until Batman is dragged by the leg by a remote claw – Shiva tries to grab Batman but a bullet separates them and Batman is left dangling when the ambusher reveals himself. “Looks like the game has only just begun” “We are not playing games Slade” Shiva says while they walk in circles #Deathstroke Intro Theme by Christopher Drake# “This bounty’s mine, Ninja” “We’ll see about that” Deathstroke and Shiva endue in a massive ten minute long fight similar to the trailer for Arkham Origins whilst Batman tries to get himself free once Shiva throws one of Slade’s destroyed katana’s mid way through the fight. #Batman vs Deathstroke Cinematic Trailer Score# Batman manages to escape towards the end of the fight and manages to take down Slade once Shiva pushes Slade back in the fight. Batman ties Slade up and tells Alfred to alert GCPD before Shiva tells him: “You’ve grown, Bruce. Enough to survive this night… but not enough to face what comes next.” “What comes next?” “Sionis is gathering the remaining assassins. A meeting. A test. A hunt.” “Where?” “If you’re worthy, you’ll find it”. Shiva leaves and Bruce tells Alfred to start looking for any signs of Black Mask in Gotham before he leaves and we cut to credits.

 

 

SEASON ONE EPISODE SEVEN: The Man Behind The Black Mask

After dealing with a petty crime in the streets of Gotham, Alfred contacts Bruce with knowledge of a large GCPD presence near the Steel Mill which is owned by Roman Sionis. Batman makes his way to the Steel Mill and deals with the black mask henchmen whilst overhearing Branden and the GCPD’s corrupt dealings with some of Black Mask’s men. The front door is locked so Alfred tells Batman that there is a secret entrance through the roof which Batman utilises immediately without thanking Alfred. Batman sneaks through the Steel Mill upper compartments above any Black Mask thugs. He overhears their plans to spread their drugs across Gotham and that they plan to usurp and betray the GCPD force outside when the time is right. Batman continues until he reaches a room with a hole in the roof where he can spy on the meeting between Black Mask, Shiva, Firefly and an unfamiliar face (Christian Lanz). Sionis goes on a massive rant and lecture about how they need to “turn things around and kill the god damn Bat” and he uses one of his henchmen as an intimidation tactic for the assassins. He then dismisses the meeting and he makes his way into his basement as Batman trails him from the shadows – during this sequence we hear more world-building details as he makes his way down to the drug lab. Batman is on top of the elevator as he makes his way down to the drug lab. Sionis then makes his way to his office and has about 20 guys guarding his office including gunmen, enforcers, armoured thugs etc. Batman engages in a long one shot combat sequence dealing with the thugs outside of the office before barging into the door of the office where Sionis is waiting for him in a chair with a whiskey. After a very long monologue, Batman grabs Sionis by the throat but before he can get answers or beat up Sionis – he initiated a drugged air system through the ventilation system. Sionis makes his escape whilst Batman has to fight his hallucinations on his way back up to ground level and back out to Gotham. Alfred contacts Bruce “Are you alright, sir? Your vitals just peaked…” “I’m fine Alfred, just a little drug trip…” “I advise you come home and recover…” Batman overhears on the GCPD comm line that Firefly is attacking the Gotham Pioneer Bridge and has hostages which Batman immediately goes to dismissing Alfred’s safety enquiry. Cut to Credits.

SEASON ONE EPISODE EIGHT: Into the Fire

The episode starts with Firefly blasting fire across the bridge causing chaos as Vicki Vale reports on the situation from a helicopter – during the report, the batwing blasts under the bridge and then the camera cuts to firefly who says “Listen up, the Bat’s here, if any of those stinking cops tries anything funny, kill a few hostages” and Firefly chases after the batwing. Batman enters the inner workings of the pioneers bridge through one of the lower pillars where he has to take on a group of gcpd officers before entering a room where Gordon holds him at gunpoint while Batman tries to tell him the situation. Gordon nearly shoots Batman when Bullock comes over the walkie talkie and tells him that there are three bombs planted on each pillar of the bridge with hostages around them guarded by six to eight gunmen each. Gordon runs off to meet with one of the gcpd squads as Batman ascends the pillar in order to reach the first bomb where the gunmen are organised in an arrangement with mines around the room with a gunmen holding a hostage at gunpoint so if Batman is spotted then he’s as good as dead. Batman has to use stealth in order to dwindle the forces but eventually the gunmen realise that Batman is nearby so arm the gargoyles that he was using to strike from the air, grounding him for the remainder of the encounter. Once the gunmen are taken out, Batman hacks the bomb and disable it whilst the hostages whisper about their opinions on this figure. Batman now has to make his way to the other end of the bridge to disable the other end before dealing with the centre pillar. He manages to sneak past most of the gunmen and overhears conversations of the officers noticing that Firefly is now back around the bridge. Batman defeats a bunch of gunmen at the second pillar around the bomb before disabling the bomb and saving the hostages which congratulate him and thank him. He now has to make his way to the centre bomb where he takes on some more gunmen but before he can disable the final bomb, Firefly bursts into the room and shoves Batman out of the nearby window but Batman is able to grapple onto Firefly up back to the top of the bridge. Batman manages to knock Firefly’s detonator out of his hand before he can press it and they engage in a semi-aerial, semi-ground fight to keep away from the detonator. However, this is not enough and Firefly is able to get the detonator and presses the button which causes the central pillar to explode. Batman temporarily grounds Firefly while he glides over to save any survivors – some on the ground level – until Batman sees Gordon and Bullock making their way up the rubble with the eight hostages that he saw earlier. Batman glides down and helps them up the rubble, giving Gordon a helping hand as he slipped on falling debris – Batman helps them all reach level ground before Firefly returns and exclaims “Wow… didn’t realise you were one of those pigs as well, Batman” – During this sequence, we sometimes cut back to Vicki Vale who reports on Batman working with Gordon and Bullock to save the hostages. Firefly and Batman engage in an aerial fight which ends with a long flying sequence where Batman eventually manages to hold onto Firefly and rip out the battery in his jetpack so he can tumble back down to the ground. The scene then cuts to Gordon and Bullock finding him strung up where Gordon says “You really helped out a lot there!” before turning around to see Batman on a perch. “My daughter finds you inspiring and… you know, she may be right about you” – Batman stays silent before grappling up to the batwing still not trusting of Gordon and Bullock. The episode ends with Gordon looking up into the sky seemingly in awe.

SEASON ONE EPISODE NINE: The Ghost of Santa Prisca

The episode starts with the batwing crashing through the waterfall and landing before Batman descends from it clutching at a burn on his skin where his armour has been slightly damaged. Alfred tries to carry him to the medical bed down below but Bruce lightly pushes him away rejecting the help and heading straight to the batcomputer asking Alfred whether he’s discovered anything about the final assassin where Alfred shows him some evidence – the man at the meeting was Bird, the second in command, who was representing an infamous assassin from Santa Prisca known to some as The Ghost, but more commonly named “Bane” (J B Blanc). Alfred has a location of their potential base of operations but insists that Bruce takes a break but Bruce disregards this sentiment and applies a healing agent and immediately heads out to the batwing saying “Crime doesn’t rest, Alfred!” – Alfred is hesitant as Bruce heads towards the batwing but decides to confront him: “Master Bruce, Master Bruce Stop *pulls Batman back* Bruce…“ “What are you…“ “I cannot in good conscience allow you to go. You’re outmatched by these assassins…” “I’m what?” “You’ve been drugged by Sionis, almost killed by Deadshot and Slade, and tonight you left innocents in danger because of Firefly. You are not some hardened vigilante, you’re a man with a trust fund and too much anger. And I will not stand here and watch you die!” *Bruce turns away and starts walking* “Alfred who do you see when you look at me?” “A boy I picked up from the orphanage. A boy this city broke!” *Bruce turns back to Alfred* “No! If the mugger or the thief stops to think twice, that is fear, that is what I am. That’s why they hesitate before pulling the trigger. Because I am the fear descending on the night. Tonight will not be my end, but it will be theirs!” Batman leaves in the batwing as Alfred watches defeated. Batman bursts through a window of the base where Bane’s mercenaries are working out of. No one is there and Batman makes his way through the base of operations until he comes across a massive computer setup which shows a bunch of theories and potential evidence for the identity of the Batman. “Let what the bat dragged in” Sionis turns around in his seat to confront Batman but not with a threatening confrontation but a monologue. “You know, Batman, I like you, I like your mentality… the brutality, the fear… that is exactly what us mob bosses love to control the city from the shadows… just like you…” “We are not one in the same!” “No? Why do you think the people of Gotham fear us? Because we get things done and show them the business…” *Batman snarls* “Why be enemies? When we can work together to crumble this city and give us power…” “Unfortunately, for you that’s not going to work out” “That’s a shame… but this isn’t going to end well for you, Bats” Batman begins to lunge at Sionis but Bane punches him really hard and begins fighting him. # Bane by Christopher Drake # “I’ve long waited for this moment, with your death I will finally find peace”. It is a massive and brutal duel throughout the base for Batman eventually beating him enough that Alfred has to chime in to tell Bruce “Master Bruce, Gordon is on his way, you need to hold off Bane as long as you can” This moment occurs once Bane has his massive boot on Batman and says “May you find peace in death that you couldn’t find in life” Batman tries his hardest against Bane but he is too physically strong and even takes notice and intrigue in his gadgets that he utilises during the fight. Eventually, Batman is on his knees when the GCPD barge into the base and disrupt the fight starting a shootout with Bane’s mercenaries. A massive explosion occurs showing one of Bane’s choppers where he jumps to safety before Sionis shouts “Hey, we are not done here, The Bat is still alive!” where Bane responds “The effort is not worth losing men but it is worth losing enemies” Bane shoots a rocket launcher at Sionis which Batman saves Sionis from. Bane manages to escape and Sionis thanks Batman for saving him and protecting his bank before so goes to Blackgate willingly. Bullock cuffs up Sionis whilst Gordon cares for Batman but his vision fades on Gordon’s face before the episode fades to black/credits.

SEASON ONE EPISODE TEN: Give them something to believe in!

The episode begins with echoes of failure from the previous episodes while the camera zooms out on Bruce’s face. “You ever dance with the devil under the pale moon light, kid” (Joe Chill – Episode 1), “Your worth is dwindling, maybe you are not a warrior after all” (Master Kirigi – Episode 1), “those chumps needed taking out *cackles* they were nothing good for this damn city” (Carmine Falcone – Episode 2), “There is no such thing as a batman!” (Gordon – Episode 3), “*laughs* Time for a bullseye” (Deadshot – Episode 4), “Punishment is the only way to keep criminals in line” (Bolton’s broadcast – Episode 5), “Looks like the game has only just begun” (Deathstroke – Episode 6), “Turn things around and kill the god damn Bat” (Black Mask – Episode 7), “Listen up, the Bat’s here, if any of those stinking cops tries anything funny, kill a few hostages” (Firefly – Episode 8), “You’re not a hardened vigilante, you’re a man with a trust fund and too much anger” (Alfred – Episode 9), “May you find the peace in death that you couldn’t find in life” (Bane – Episode 9). Bruce then jolts up awake and disorientated – he sees no one there so slowly gets up and goes to the batcomputer where he finds Alfred and Gordon talking. They turn to see the recovered Batman approaching them “How are you feeling, Master Bruce?” Batman looks shocked at Alfred for ‘exposing his identity’ but Gordon reassures him “Don’t worry, Bruce, he told me everything and I feel bad for you” Gordon places a palm on his arm when he takes his helmet off. “Alfred… I’m sorry, I should’ve listened!” Alfred reassures Bruce saying its okay but this doesn’t stop Bruce giving Alfred a massive hug of appreciation. Then, Harvey Bullock comes over Gordon’s radio to tell him that Black Mask has orchestrated a massive breakout at Blackgate and needs lots of backup. “Are you going to help, Batman?” “No… *he places a palm on Alfred and Gordon* we’re going to work together” Batman uses the batwing to get to the roof access of Blackgate whilst Gordon makes his way to the entrance. Batman manages to save Bullock from some prisoners who managed to steal weapons from Blackgate’s armoury – Bullock is thankful and tells Batman that Bolton has been taken hostage by Black Mask in the Warden’s office but they need to stop prisoners from escaping into Gotham. They work together in the panopticon alongside Gordon who has just arrived to take down and arrest all fleeing prisoners from the cell blocks. Once this is done, the trio make their way to the Warden’s Office to confront Black Mask – on the way, Alfred tells Bruce that he has set up training modules using his fight in the previous episode to study and train against Bane’s tactics “for the inevitable encounter”. The trio walk into the office calmly with Bolton knocked out cold on the side whilst Sionis drinks a whisky whilst sitting at the desk before monologuing: “Ahh… what a night fellas, assassins, drug trips, chaos, just another night in Gotham! You know what’s made it better… The Batman! Someone for us villains and mob bosses to bounce off of to cause even more chaos. Cheers to the Batman! However… you three are still my… let’s say competitors of this town – so… *Sionis takes out a revolver from the draw* good night, Bats!” Before Sionis can take the shot, he gets stunned from behind and it’s revealed to be Barbara Gordon who was helping officers throughout the prison manage the prisoner escape. Whilst Gordon and Bullock check up on Barbara, Batman disappears starting this run-on gag. The episode ends with a monologue from Gordon similar to the end of Arkham Origins showing scenes of the state of Gotham and Blackgate after the recent weeks’ events. The monologue ends with Gordon saying “Perhaps someone can give them something to believe in” as Batman glides past the camera cutting to credits after a swarm bats fill the screen. # Arkham Origins End Titles by Christopher Drake #

Hey guys,

I need two more people in order to help me complete these trophies for GTA V - Team Death match and Rally Race.

Preferably in Europe to easily coordinate the group and needs to have ps5 version of the game in order to play it.

Hot me up in comments or dms if you want to help!

Hey guys,

I need four people in order to complete team death match and rally race for Numero Uno and Backseat Driving Trophies then I am done with Online besides rank 100.

I've already got two people on board and we just need one more person preferably in Europe to coordinate timezones and ps5 version

I need help with some online trophies towards the platinum trophy.

Trophies I need help with:

- Backseat Driver

- Numero Uno

- Run Like The Wind

- The Midnight Club

- Enjoy Your Stay

- Full Refund

IMPORTANT REQUIREMENTS:

- Rank 50 for the Full Refund Trophy

- Needs to have the PS4 version of the game due to different ports not being able to play together

- Preferably Europe so it's easier with timezones

Hey guys, I saw this server online and was hoping someone would be able to help do some online trophies towards the platinum. I am in Europe and I play on PS5 but I play the ps4 version of GTA V (i tried doing this with someone else and found out the hard way that ps4 and ps5 copies of the game cannot join lobbies together).

The trophies I need help with:

1. Backseat Driver

2. Numero Uno

3. Enjoy your Stay - specifically Tennis and arm wrestling which we will get done with Numero Uno anyway

4. Full Refund

5. Run Like The Wind

If anyone can help me, hit me up on DMs and we can arrange a time (doesn't have to be today)

I am making my own Batman TV show which I plan to run over 30 seasons each with 10 episodes adapting various pieces of Batman media across his history - including some Justice League stories.

My question is whether it would be weird to have these Justice League stories in my mockup show about Batman - stories like a Kryptonian war inspired by Invincible S4, a Darkseid Elite arc inspired by Zach Snyder's Justice League.

I've currently planned it so that it remains being from Batman's perspective with one exception where the Justice League take over for 3/4 of a season due to Batman undergoing a Knightfall Protocol in the previous season - he is the tactician, he is the leader in most of the events, even if he doesn't have a major leadership role he is still part of the plot and it's still his world evolving.

But, let me know what you guys think?