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He did address it by having the spy Avengers discover him trapped in Necropolis but then leaving him when they realized he was too far gone.

And the climax of the story though he still used that...

Batman is more of a liability than a hero at this point.

Same man. Batgirls was fun. I wish I had checked it out earlier.

Pretty much. After trying and failing to get Bruce to cede control of his body Zur uploaded his consciousness into Failsafe (which seems to have always been his plan). So technically Bruce and Zurr...

No. Just no. Uncanny Avengers and his solo had a great storyline about Wade earning his redemption, then ruining it, then getting it back. I don't see Harley having done half the work Wade did to...

We really worried that Duck's aren't fearsome in a family with Robins, canaries, bluebirds and larks? And watch some videos of ducks trying to mate. They get pretty vicious. Plus they fly and swim....

Ok so you should be able to name a few times that Tim has been pushed another Robin out of a story? Care to name them? Again, Tim being and acting in the capacity as Robin does nothing to impact...

Should this only apply to this year? Cause the scene with Sam from Avengers #2 with Jed McKay is still one of my favorite Sam scenes.

My feeling that someone close to Peter is destined for the grave grows with each issue. This last issue was really well done too. Harry removing the mask was hilarious. And refreshing to see a Peter...

Same. I think having strong male relationships that aren’t romantic are so important nowadays.

And re the show itself I’m sooooo happy. I can’t get over how good it looks, sounds, feels, etc. I’m...

This is what I mean. In this instance eventually you become the thing you were trying to trying to replace.

Some people won't be happy till Shuri is drooling in a wheelchair.

Gotcha. I get that.

At the end of the day even though I find the negativity overwhelming at times a lot of the hate of Tim is because they're fans of the other Robin's and feel as though Tim's existence takes something...

Its this zero sum attitude that really annoys me these days. Tim existing in a book does not mean Damian has been sidelined. Its a dozen Robin's and a million Batman titles. There is more than...

Damian's book was not cancelled, they chose to end it to launched Batman and Robin. Damian has had a complete narrative arc that was virtually uninterrupted since he popped back up after Alfred died....

Aren't there several books that would qualify as ongoing new continuities? Sean Murphy's world, yes that might've started out as a Batman story its expanding. That said I'm not against Synder doing...

To you sure. But for some that is their first exposure to a new generation so it’s going to resonant more with them. Obviously not each character from each group will catch on but there’s always at...

Yeah especially for a wide X-Men launch like this there has got to be more.

Kind of hard to tell stories about brand new characters learning to get with the whole hated and feared thing if you’ve been a Xavier student for 20 years. This is a thing with the XMen, a part of...

I really don’t get how an Ultimate DC would work in a place where they so fully embraced the multiverse and already have many sort of “contemporary” out of continuity takes. What would differentiate...

So in the what six months between one event head lead to the next that he was a major player in? Do yall know what sidelined means?

He had his own title with a high profile team, got rolled into a major event that he co-headlined with his father (of which in the lead up to he played a prominent role in the titles leading up to...

The hate Tim gets these days is beyond irrational. I don't think I've ever seen anyone seriously make the arguments that were raised, but people get so legit worked up whenever a fan says he's the...

Are you just making an example or do you really feel both the main and Detective are horrible?