r/Batman_89

Why didn't they bring Knox back for the sequels?
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Why didn't they bring Knox back for the sequels?

The last we heard of him was that he asked how the city would communicate with Batman, but what became of Knox after Batman 1989? Why wasn't he brought back for the sequels?

u/FoxIndependent4310 — 21 hours ago
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batmannequin 😁😁😁

this is our character from our webtoon called well...The Mannequin! Dressed as BATMAN!!! so err...The Batequin?!🤣

u/Potential_Comics — 2 days ago
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Would anything have changed if Joker had known in advance that he was the one who killed Batman's parents?

I mean, if Joker had discovered that he was the one who killed Batman's parents before the end, would history have changed?

u/FoxIndependent4310 — 7 days ago
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Only in Karate?

One thing that strikes me about this Batman is that he doesn't seem like a multi-talented martial artist; he seems trained only in karate. Is that correct?

u/FoxIndependent4310 — 7 days ago

I just realized. Grissom was never concerned about Batman.

In the movie, Grissom's main scene, with all his cronies, is voicing his disdain for Harvey Dent. The scene before this tells us that Batman has been sighted around 8 times in a month. Meaning he was just starting. And it appears Batman was focused on street crime, rather than the mob.

I kinda wish we could've seen Batman and Grissom go at it.

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u/AceSkyFighter — 6 days ago