Yohyoi, you can step down your high horse, thankyouverymuch.
If success in other media translated directly into comics, Spiderman would be selling much better than it is. So would Black Panther. So would Wonder Woman. Batman right now is an anomaly in the comic market and even his sales aren`t the high they were under Snyder. They still remain popular to varying degrees because of how lasting and impactful they are in several media. Such is the case with Red Hood.
Red Hood is undeniably popular given the response to the lack of promotion by DC from the fans. In fact, despite it and no ammount of calling his fanbase a "bunch of teenager edgelords" changes that. His fanbase grew larger ever since he stopped being briefly misplaced in the villain catalogue (which to start with he only was in one or two storyarcs). You don`t have to like it (and if I recall you originally didn`t because it painted other characters like Tim as less popular in comparison, hum?) but that`s the way things are.
I see it like it is. Dick is usually sold like this golden boy that promotes inspiration and truth from everyone, Superman included. Now sure, this is on writers so I`m not flagging the character but to call it like there isn`t such a thing would be intlectually dishonest and that`s not my beach.
And it`s on writers to, but they sure used Dick as a mouthpiece for crapping on Jason in the decades he was dead, it wasn`t just Bruce, I didn`t invented that either.
I don`t know. Does it serve Jason`s character being the guy who is pleaded with trust arguments and moral talks and then just...stands there as the same people go the distance and do those same sort of things? Dick lied about his fate and suddently shows up to basically ask their help in cracking a code under Spyral`s no-noses.
Hey, maybe Jason did it to sell the "performance" for real
He is, why do you think that the idea of killing him was such a big deal in Infinite Crisis.He was never on any pedestal, but good to know, that you see it like that.
To be fair, it was all the Batfamily.And it`s on writers to, but they sure used Dick as a mouthpiece for crapping on Jason in the decades he was dead, it wasn`t just Bruce, I didn`t invented that either.
That he is pissed make sense, but being so emotional about it is the part that raise my eyebrows, insulting him and make snarky remarks about him. But puching, like he was super hurt by his actions, that does seem OCC for me. Tim's reaction doesn't make much sense either.I don`t know. Does it serve Jason`s character being the guy who is pleaded with trust arguments and moral talks and then just...stands there as the same people go the distance and do those same sort of things? Dick lied about his fate and suddently shows up to basically ask their help in cracking a code under Spyral`s no-noses.
I know, I`m just including him for argument`s sake.
And that`s not me crapping on the characters, is on the writers but let`s not pretend it didn`t happen either.
Hey, i don't pretend man, Tim is my favorite Robin, but i always has problems with the Dixon run for the amount of victim blaming there.And that`s not me crapping on the characters, is on the writers but let`s not pretend it didn`t happen either.
I think the material we have shows that these two may indeed care for each other more than they ever let on but I`m not disagreeing if someone feels it was a bit OCC compared with some other story. It made sense with what they were writting the story for I think. We shouldn`t forget this came after similar mistrusting storylines like the aftermath of Death of The Family and Damian dying.
Lords know I still cringe reading Bruce`s lecture about Trust right before they stormed Apokolips and Dick was just there playing Casper on their heads. In that narrative line it felt emotional but more of a "oh fvck this, not you too?"
Last edited by Aioros22; 10-16-2017 at 11:26 AM.
This Bludhaven is quite different from the Dixon's one. I think you should give it a chance. I'm not a greatest fan of Seeley, but he made a great work with Nightwing's enemies, I like a lot Raptor and his new Blockbuster. He is also more than good in Dd dynamic, and in writing Helena and Tiger, too. I understand what your mean about Grayson, and this is clearly not the same, but is still a growing up. We all know how he wanted to came back as Nightwing and he is them both right now: Grayson and Nightwing. I look at this serie like another progress in Dick's life, and in a way I think it is. If you want, you can try Spyral and I also suggest you Blockbuster arc, my favorite, together with the prologue Split second.
Unless Dick starts cutting off heads and sticking them in duffel bags, Dick is always gonna have motal high ground when it comes to Jason. So no, not so weird. But so what? Goodie two shoes Jason is utterly irrelevant and boring anyway. He shouldn't give a ****. Jason and Dick were not close.
What i don't like is Jason putting Dick on a pedestal.
Last edited by Godlike13; 10-16-2017 at 12:52 PM.
Ya, because thats comparative to muder and mutilation.