I made a pithy comment, but really, his character was developed to contrast Superman’s. They have a similar sense of justice (which is why Lex isn’t part of the convo), Superman smears Batman up front, but with enough time and prep, Batman wins without superpowers.
Or the modern Snyder characterization, neither wins and they bond when they realize their mom’s were both named Martha.
This is actually an ongoing plot in the current run. In an altered state of consciousness, Batman created a failsafe, literally called Failsafe, to kill himself if he ever killed someone else.
When the program sees an article that he killed someone (he didn’t, it was a setup), it releases the robot Failsafe to defeat him. Batman has yet to defeat Failsafe, though he has survived so far against it.
They’re was a run where he’s fighting an alternate universe Batman who is actually Thomas Wayne, from a universe where Bruce is the one that gets killed and Martha becomes the joker.
All of them?
Aye, the point of Batman is that with enough time to prep (and money, and good-looking rich white guy power), he can defeat even Superman.
If that worked Lex Luthor would have killed Superman long ago.
I made a pithy comment, but really, his character was developed to contrast Superman’s. They have a similar sense of justice (which is why Lex isn’t part of the convo), Superman smears Batman up front, but with enough time and prep, Batman wins without superpowers.
Or the modern Snyder characterization, neither wins and they bond when they realize their mom’s were both named Martha.
WHY DID YOU SAY THAT NAME??!??
Unsure if he could defeat Batman.
This is actually an ongoing plot in the current run. In an altered state of consciousness, Batman created a failsafe, literally called Failsafe, to kill himself if he ever killed someone else.
When the program sees an article that he killed someone (he didn’t, it was a setup), it releases the robot Failsafe to defeat him. Batman has yet to defeat Failsafe, though he has survived so far against it.
So then he’s clearly going to, by the laws of narrative causality.
Could he beat 100 bat-sized men? Or 1 man-sized bat?
A man sized bat is one of his recurring enemies, so that part has been solved.
Please tell me hes called Manbat
He is.
He either defeats Batman or pulls him over to his side. Usually by invoking their parents.
They’re was a run where he’s fighting an alternate universe Batman who is actually Thomas Wayne, from a universe where Bruce is the one that gets killed and Martha becomes the joker.
Jeffrey Dean Morgan returning as Thomas Wayne Batman would have been dope asf.
One Punch Man.