Jason and Andy may have teamed up to steal Batman's car, but they see Gotham very differently.
Jason: Bruce Wayne and I are both contributing to Gotham. I pick up odd jobs, he runs a company. We just have different roles, but we're both serving Gotham, and we both have bright futures.
Andy: Sure.
Jason: Average you and Bruce out, and you're a billionaire too. That just goes to show Gotham has a high average income.
Andy: Respect.
Jason: Gotham feeds you and clothes you, and you still complain every day. Did Apokolips pay you off or something?
Andy: Classic.
Jason: One street in Gotham is enough to shake all of New York City.
Andy: Lol.
Jason: I'll Nahida your mom!
Andy: Mad.
Jason: I give up. I'm going to be Robin.
Andy: You win.
[Reader's Guide]
The focus is on values, mainly tearing them to shreds.
It mashes together all kinds of random things: Andy and Lily's Coffin, Baldur's Gate 3, and Family Guy.
Theme: Life calls for an attitude.
It's not this abstraction of abstractions.
Has the author gone to watch the news? [Afraid] [Afraid] [Afraid]
…Interesting, I agree with your abstraction [Sunglasses]
In fact, Batman also sells gouging, otherwise where would he get all his expensive equipment? Everyone in Gotham knows that Batman lives in the basement of Wayne's house, so Batman must have sold gouging to Wayne 🐶
After reading the introduction, I couldn't help but laugh to death.
? Jason has an unusual sense of taste
It's so cool, so fun to read. I love reading it. Come on, the author.