Long time lurker...and I registered just to say I really like this title a lot. Maps is such a great character...this is the book I really look forward to every month.
Long time lurker...and I registered just to say I really like this title a lot. Maps is such a great character...this is the book I really look forward to every month.
True dat. I guess she's the exception that proves the rule. She wasn't terribly appreciative of the gift of a Lazarus pit either.
(The other Miss Kane just needs to get herself about a gallon of red hair dye to be in with a chance. A chance of unwrapping a Batarang at Christmas, of course. Did you think I meant something else?)
I think meeting Jason would hammer into Maps that being a Robin isn't always glamorous or fun and games, and the darker side of being a vigilante, which might be a good counterpoint to all her positivity and forwardness in being an adventurer and like a Robin.
I remember the solicitations for GA Robin War tie-ins mentioning a conflict among the students over what's going on, so maybe Maps is in support of whatever the Robins are doing, or wants to join them, while her friends or classmates are more critical of them?
Well, Olive isn't particularly pro-Batman, so that might be where the conflict lies.
Well, at least now she has better context for why Batman had fought her mother and locked her up (even if, in a bit of role-reversal, Robin was the one who defeated and unmasked her while Batman saved the civilian with a smile on his face), so maybe that might improve her opinion of him. But there still seems to be something beyond locking up her mother that made Olive hate/fear Batman so much, which might be related to his putting her somewhere "safe."
Last edited by bholderman; 10-24-2015 at 10:58 AM. Reason: Grammar