DC-Related Notes, Rants, Reviews, and Miscellany

Hahahaha I just reviewed Lego a few days ago. Master: I work alone! I just remembered that picture, and as soon as Dark Painted finished speaking, birds, girls, and Sheriff Gordon appeared from behind, the biggest work-alone-hero's family ever! Hahahahahahahahaha

There is a scene in the comic where Dick is chatting with Tim and says that he taught Ah Fu his housework (which subverts the impression of some fans, haha)

I watched one episode of Gotham Knight and couldn't stand it anymore. I didn't expect anyone to be able to finish it. Respect

Yes, there is also the gag about Clark being a young reporter. Emmm, although his fans all describe him as a young reporter, he is actually the same big-shot reporter as Louise. He competes with her for awards, and they basically take turns to win. I am not a young reporter to begin with.

Who wouldn't like a can with a pink dialog box that says, "Dad, I love you?"

After becoming the master of Arkham (skip the first dozen chapters to see the serious drama style, it is written with great care and research, but it has never been popular)

To be honest, I think it's quite subtle that Batman doesn't kill people so he gets trolled. According to my experience in reading the article, the idea of commenting on this statement is: The clown has done so many bad things, and it is unreasonable for God to not kill him to eliminate evil for the people. Why not simply execute the Joker? If Gotham City doesn't have the death penalty, doesn't it happen in other cities? Yes, that's it. I think what I wrote is quite similar. This kind of thinking mainly involves scolding the Joker and irritating Batman. He feels that the Joker has harmed so many people and is inseparable from Batman. He feels that Batman has done nothing. The death penalty for the Joker is nothing, the main reason is that Batman was unjust If he were a virgin bitch, he would stop someone from killing the clown, and then say: Even if the clown has harmed so many people, you can't kill him. Killing is wrong! Then continue to let the clown harm people and turn a blind eye Batman's injustice lies in his injustice. He has always stopped the Joker from harming people and preventing all kinds of evil villains. However, because the Joker is still a monster every day, everyone feels that he has actually done nothing.

Hey, there are always those people who use fanfics as orthodox settings, and then talk about how much they like Batman or so-and-so every day. Just ask them and find out that they have never read a comic. Moreover, such people have a kind of mysterious self-confidence and can use secondary creations and one-sided screenshots to reason with you.

I don't know why Jason is so popular among bad writers? Maybe it's because the United States is strong and disabled and has an anti-hero setting?

Amen. I've reached the point where I've detoured everything... I can't read 99% of the new articles.