[Western Crossover] Wayne, but Under an Assumed Name

Patrick burst into tears: Thomas, you lied to me! ! ! ! !

You walked too decisively, you were shy.

It made me laugh so hard, hahahahahahaha, I just left but it was okay

Watcher? Baidu Baidi Representative works: "The War of Three-Body Problem", "Eternal Evil" Join the Team: Crime Syndicate Character introduction, parallel world, film and television performance, Role introduction Overworld The Night Owl in the overworld, whose real name is Roy Raymond, Jr., First appeared in Detective Comics #650 (September, 1992). Created by Chuck Dixon and Graham Nolan. Is a member of the Outsiders. Was a journalist parallel world Earth 3 Night Owl is a super villain under the American DC Comics. From Earth 3, he is the brother of Bruce Wayne from Earth 3. Corresponding character: Batman Peer: Thomas Wayne Jr./Claw Personality: cold, strong-willed, calm-thinking. As a child, he witnessed the evil in Gotham and his parents' corruption. Later, he conspired with his butler Alfred to kill his parents (and mistakenly killed his beloved brother Bruce). He later became a tyrant, ruling Gotham with force in exchange for order, and killed the Joker who resisted his ruthless rule. Use strategy... Kill the Grayson family (a group of villains who launder money for drugs) and get Richard Grayson (Dick's peer). The goal of coming to the main world is for Dick Grayson in the main world, and then escapes and his whereabouts are unknown. Unlike other members of the Criminal Syndicate, he is not heinous and his style is similar to Jason Todd's violent law enforcement. Earth 3 Night Owl appeared again in the major event "Darkseid War" and once again gathered the Criminal Syndicate to cooperate with the Justice League. After Batman left the Mobius Chair, he took advantage of the chaos and snatched the Mobius Chair and fled to the moon. On the moon, he learned the use of the chair from Metron... And just when he was feeling smug, a blue light struck him. He shouted in horror, "He's coming." After that, he and Metron died tragically at the hands of Dr. Manhattan. The World of Watchmen There are two generations of Nite Owl in the work "Watchmen". The original Nite Owl, formerly known as Hollis T. Mason, was a member of the Minutemen. Nite Owl II, formerly known as Daniel Dreiberg, is a member of the Crimebusters. Night owl Film and television performance Animated movie: In the animated movie "Justice League: Crisis on Two Earths", he is voiced by James Woods. He is a scheming strategist and has a sexual relationship with Supergirl. When he discovered the existence of the multiverse, he became obsessed with the nihilistic idea that due to the actions an individual might take, another version of them would choose to do something else, spawning countless parallel universes. Nite Owl in "Batman: The Brave and the Bold" Therefore, he seeks out the original Earth, the foundation of all Earths in the multiverse, with the intention of using a powerful weapon to destroy it and destroy all reality at the same time. He almost succeeds in his plan, but Batman follows him to the original Earth and barely defeats him. Batman teleports Weapon and Night Owl to a parallel Earth that is uninhabited and filled with frozen solids. Here, Night Owl still has time to stop the explosion and save himself. Realizing that the other version of him was going to make the opposite choice anyway, he did nothing. The weapon exploded and destroyed the planet, killing Night Owl as well.

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You made me laugh. When I get older, my salary will be reduced immediately.

Wuwuwu is cured. The happiness after the tragedy of fate and unfair plot is even more precious.

What a double standard, how normal and not shabby [bad laugh][dog head]

Can't Patrick really be smaller? I really like him [poor]

Finished reading, hey hey hey I was caught in the rain and got a bit cold, but then I cried and laughed while watching this movie. My brain was stressed and I got a fever hahahahahahahahaha I made myself laugh [covering my face and laughing] (I don't mean to blame the author)