Batman #125 Preview

[Mr. White]

So like Ivy would be B:TAS style and not a full-on plant goddess?

Exactly. Like what is that even about?!

[Matt Rat]

issue 126 is my shit!!

i hope u guys avoid spoilers because the last page is gonna send shockwaves through this series

chip is the man!

Care to share all in a PM to me?

[HsssH]

Exactly. Like what is that even about?!

For some reason some people think that since she is connected to the green then she should be as powerful as Swamp Thing.

[Frontier]

For some reason some people think that since she is connected to the green then she should be as powerful as Swamp Thing.

Or at least that she has the power to control plants.

[Rzerox21xx]

Care to share all in a PM to me?

How were you able to get a book that won't be released in 2 weeks and if its true, mind if you PM me?

[Matt Rat]

Today's Catwoman adds more context to that that Bruce/Selina scene btw.

[phonogram12]

I guess for me on an ongoing basis it depends what kind of Batman story it needs to be. I like a pretty comprehensive Batman myself.

Like I said, I don't mind all the toys and everything, but when things go too far, sometimes you can't help but wonder if the Bat Shark Repellent I hiding somewhere in his utility belt, too. And while I love the '66 Batman, I'd prefer him to have his own Earth separate from the mainline one.

I understand the appeal of a bare bones Batman even if it feels like it would be hard to keep that going unless you continually scale back the villains and stories.

One thing I like about the Black Label Batman mini One Dark Knight by Jock is that the whole premise is that as the story progresses, he realizes that he really doesn't need all the tech and gadgets he's been relying on the whole time. It's kind of refreshing, quite frankly.

[Frontier]

Like I said, I don't mind all the toys and everything, but when things go too far, sometimes you can't help but wonder if the Bat Shark Repellent I hiding somewhere in his utility belt, too. And while I love the '66 Batman, I'd prefer him to have his own Earth separate from the mainline one.

The Bat-Shark Repellent's become a pretty fun meme .

One thing I like about the Black Label Batman mini One Dark Knight by Jock is that the whole premise is that as the story progresses, he realizes that he really doesn't need all the tech and gadgets he's been relying on the whole time. It's kind of refreshing, quite frankly.

Definitely his base instincts and skills can take him far, but to a point, I feel.

[phonogram12]

Definitely his base instincts and skills can take him far, but to a point, I feel.

I guess it just depends on what kind of Batman and Batman story interests you. I mean, I like bare bones Miller Batman and I like intergalactic space Sprang Batman, but I've never liked the idea that they're the same Batman. I feel like it just takes away from both.

[Frontier]

I guess it just depends on what kind of Batman and Batman story interests you. I mean, I like bare bones Miller Batman and I like intergalactic space Sprang Batman, but I've never liked the idea that they're the same Batman. I feel like it just takes away from both.

I guess I fit somewhere in the middle when it comes to "general" Batman.

[TravelerInTheDark]

Today's Catwoman adds more context to that that Bruce/Selina scene btw.

If by "adds more context" you mean basically changes the scene completely then sure.

[phonogram12]

I guess I fit somewhere in the middle when it comes to "general" Batman.

Maybe Denny O'Neil/Neal Adams Batman?

[Frontier]

Maybe Denny O'Neil/Neal Adams Batman?

I would've said more like B:TAS or 90's Batman.

[phonogram12]

I would've said more like B:TAS or 90's Batman.

Timm & Co. borrowed heavily from the O'Neil/Adams run, so that makes sense. Honestly? While I read most of the Bat books on and off at the time, the '90s were not my favorite era for Batman. For me it's pretty much Grant/Breyfogle then Rucka/Martinburough.

[Frontier]

Timm & Co. borrowed heavily from the O'Neil/Adams run, so that makes sense. Honestly? While I read most of the Bat books on and off at the time, the '90s were not my favorite era for Batman. For me it's pretty much Grant/Breyfogle then Rucka/Martinburough.

I just see it as B:TAS or 90's Batman had all the general gadgets and vehicles people expect from Batman but it didn't necesarilly dominate the story or went overboard and then he eventually transitioned into the Justice League.