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This is the story of Batman turning the tide and saving the world once again.
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The worlds merged, and another superhero story, which had always existed as comics, animation, and movies, exposed everyone’s real identities to the world.
Bruce should have been glad that all the supervillains were rejected by the world and vanished on the spot, but the fanatical fans and extreme public opinion that followed left him exhausted.
At least the world was safe now, he thought.
But...
Fans scaling the building to the windows of the top-floor office just to watch Batman in a meeting?
Public opinion claiming superheroes were an uncontrollable threat?
A new villain from another world, capable of bringing back supervillains and hatching a new conspiracy?
A fanatical Gotham organization that wanted to worship Batman as a god?
As public opinion grew more heated and the situation became increasingly troublesome, Gothamites hated Batman, Gothamites loved Batman. Their twisted emotions drove ordinary people to behave in ways no one could understand. Would any of them be there to save Batman?
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Gotham Gazette: “Does the Surge in Applications to Gotham University Mean Applicants Have No Sense of Self-Preservation?”
Daily Bugle: “The Superhero Question Sparks Controversy Again: How Can We Keep Tragedies from Comics Out of the Real World?”
Daily Planet: “Justice League and Avengers Issue Joint Statement: Fiction Must Not Glorify Dangerous Ideas or Blur the Dangers of Reality”
Netizen A: I’m applying to Gotham University! I want to get up close to gorgeous Brucey baby! Batman, hnggg!
Netizen B: Reality isn’t fiction! Superheroes shouldn’t exist! They’re just a bunch of freaks who enjoy being worshipped!
Netizen C: Why can’t they save everyone? They just enjoy being worshipped as “heroes”!
Original title: [Western Crossover] All the Superheroes’ Secret Identities Were Revealed After the Worlds Merged
Content warnings:
1. I’m a huge Batman fan. If you don’t like him, feel free to leave.
2. Loving Batman doesn’t mean I can portray the real Batman perfectly. The more complex someone is, the harder they are to portray. If you find something off, it may be because I didn’t consider that angle, or because my writing and ability simply aren’t good enough to capture even a fraction of Batman.
3. There’s an original villain with a fairly substantial role, but they’re connected to villains from the original works and don’t just know everything out of nowhere.
4. The first volume may be a little cryptic, but things will gradually unfold later.
My next project will be Who Killed the Joker? (It’s fairly short, so I should finish it quickly), followed by [Western Crossover] Batman’s Sickly Playboy System (original title: [Western Crossover] The Moon Represents Batman’s Heart).
Here’s Who Killed the Joker?
On an ordinary day, ordinary Bruce, his four sons, and their friend Clark get together to play a murder-mystery game. In this superhero-themed story, they take on different roles and search for the person who killed the Joker.
Who killed the Joker?
Who are they really, behind the roles they’ve been given?
And are they really ordinary people outside the game?
Or
Is this more than just a murder-mystery game?
Please note:
Everyone is an ordinary person in “reality,” but plays their original character during the game.
In the game, only Batman knows everyone’s dual identities on the surface; the others know only each other’s public identities and don’t know one another’s vigilante identities.
The game’s timeline is set just after the Hood has returned to Gotham, before he’s had a chance to do anything.
Since they’re just “ordinary people” playing a game, they accuse one another, throw blame around, and act in ways that don’t fit their original characterizations. For various reasons, some behavior during the game will also diverge from the source material.
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[Western Crossover] Batman’s Sickly Playboy System (original title: [Western Crossover] The Moon Represents Batman’s Heart)
[This is not a Batman ship fic or a multi-ship story, just a comedic Batman-saves-the-world story about him getting screwed over by a “System.” Also, no romance!!!]
Bruce has amnesia. He doesn’t remember who he is or what he’s been through. The only thing he knows is that when he opened his eyes, a crowd of people were gathered around his bed, all claiming to be his children.
That isn’t the worst part. The worst part is that he seems to be able to travel between two worlds
In World A, an amnesiac survivor leads a group of monstrous children, struggling to survive in the apocalypse while fighting for control against the “Sickly System” in his mind.
In World B, he’s Gotham’s richest man, who lost his memory in a car accident and is playing around with a “Dating System” under the complicated gazes of his family.
Bruce: I don’t think this is right.
System: I think it is.
Bruce will never give up searching for the truth, but the truth can often weigh more heavily than reality
When he digs up old friends and children from another world beneath the ice of the apocalypse, the Bat’s soul, which has endured for centuries, finally opens its eyes again.
This time, everyone will get a perfect ending.
Theme: Keep going while holding on to your ideals
Quite pretty
It seems a bit difficult to understand in the early stage. There are many names and they are not common. It is difficult to remember the first and last names without dots to separate them. The plot perspective is quite jumpy, and it is unique, but it will be confusing if you don't calm down. Apart from that, the plot is still very interesting, focusing on the detective side of the bat, which is relatively rare, and the echoes from beginning to end are quite subtle. Everyone in the Bat family has their own highlight moments, and the descriptions of family affection are also very loving.
But it feels like the original source of power and the formation of the ideas of Anna and the two siblings are still a bit unclear? (Maybe I didn't understand it) I can only say that it seems to be a coincidence that two people gained power and then worked hard for a seemingly noble ideal, but ended up losing their way in the pursuit of power. The origin of the villain himself feels a bit thin, but maybe the world is just so random, a disaster caused by chance.
The setting of world consciousness is quite good, which is equivalent to the embodiment of human collective subconscious and self-saving for the continuation of the world. The high and low dimensions of the two worlds are not a kind of Zhouzhuang dream butterfly.
The Bats of Injustice turned out better than I expected, and I'm grateful to the author for giving Bats and Superman a second chance, as well as the rare chance of seeing Martha and Thomas alive.
To sum up, when I read the title I thought it was a comedy, but when I read it I realized it was a drama, and maybe it was because the incident never ended. I was a little nervous throughout the whole process, but in the end I breathed a sigh of relief. Congratulations to everyone for regaining their hidden identities. After all, as someone said, if a bat hides his identity, he can still play Bwayne for a day, but if you reveal his identity, he will be a bat 24 hours a day.
(Finally, the author is really not very good at comedy scenes, so he will switch to serious dramas after a while)
Ah, it's so shocking that I don't know what to say. I originally thought it was a very perfect ending, but when I saw Bruce walking slowly and unable to straighten his waist, I was stunned, and realized that I still followed the logic of reality. "No hero should end up like this" is really sad and emotional. Although I understood it correctly, little Bruce is the Injustice Bat, so the direction of the Injustice World has been changed, but I always feel that the burned-out Injustice Bat who can't live long still really exists there, and I still feel sad for this Bruce.
The obsession and paranoia of Injustice Chao towards Injustice Bat is really too deep. A man suddenly ran over to catch Bat. As soon as Bat appeared, he couldn't see anyone else. The tacit understanding that when he noticed Bruce's calmness and immediately felt something was wrong, he turned around and retreated was really interesting. Wow, the unjust WF is really sad. And the DC official is really writing plots all day long that no one else dares to write.
So shocking. So shocking. Seeing little Bruce asking Bruce if he would be sad, then Bruce asking him if he would be sad, and finally seeing little Bruce asking how his parents died... Every scene is so shocking. God I hate that I'm illiterate, it's so well written.
The teacher is so awesome. This kind of rigorous drama has actually been updated to such a long length until the end. I am very grateful to the teacher for his willingness to create such a good work. I will watch it with all my friends [Red Heart]
Probe, probe, nice wwww
I really like this kind of group portrait writing where every character is strong. Everyone in the Bat family is very sensible, just like the Bat family. Mi and Ti have conflicts, but they recognize Ti's abilities and are very sensible (and funny) when he says to Joe, "You can't guard Ti and Bruce." Moreover, Mi is very calm in dealing with problems and handling methods, and I like this kind of bat family.
Everyone has betrayed their relatives, the Unjust Superman, so the Unjust Heroine is still here.
Hahahahahahahahahahahahaha, sympathetic and funny at the same time
I just saw it, but it's over. I don't know if I can still do it. I want to see how Bruce had to go to GCPD in person due to some things during the period when his identity was exposed. Hehe, the GCPD police officers reacted to Batman's identity being exposed. If it's inconvenient for the teacher to write it, just treat it as my own oral pleasure. Don't worry about this [rainbow fart] and continue to review the extra ing.
Quite pretty It seems a bit difficult to understand in the early stage. There are many names and they are not common. It is difficult to remember the first and last names without dots to separate them. The plot perspective is quite jumpy, and it is unique, but it will be confusing if you don't calm down. Apart from that, the plot is still very interesting, focusing on the detective side of the bat, which is relatively rare, and the echoes from beginning to end are quite subtle. Everyone in the Bat family has their own highlight moments, and the descriptions of family affection are also very loving. But it feels like the original source of power and the formation of the ideas of Anna and the two siblings are still a bit unclear? (Maybe I didn't understand it) I can only say that it seems to be a coincidence that two people gained power and then worked hard for a seemingly noble ideal, but ended up losing their way in the pursuit of power. The origin of the villain himself feels a bit thin, but maybe the world is just so random, a disaster caused by chance. The setting of world consciousness is quite good, which is equivalent to the embodiment of human collective subconscious and self-saving for the continuation of the world. The high and low dimensions of the two worlds are not a kind of Zhouzhuang dream butterfly. The Bats of Injustice turned out better than I expected, and I'm grateful to the author for giving Bats and Superman a second chance, as well as the rare chance of seeing Martha and Thomas alive. To sum up, when I read the title I thought it was a comedy, but when I read it I realized it was a drama, and maybe it was because the incident never ended. I was a little nervous throughout the whole process, but in the end I breathed a sigh of relief. Congratulations to everyone for regaining their hidden identities. After all, as someone said, if a bat hides his identity, he can still play Bwayne for a day, but if you reveal his identity, he will be a bat 24 hours a day. (Finally, the author is really not very good at comedy scenes, so he will switch to serious dramas after a while)
Ah, it's so shocking that I don't know what to say. I originally thought it was a very perfect ending, but when I saw Bruce walking slowly and unable to straighten his waist, I was stunned, and realized that I still followed the logic of reality. "No hero should end up like this" is really sad and emotional. Although I understood it correctly, little Bruce is the Injustice Bat, so the direction of the Injustice World has been changed, but I always feel that the burned-out Injustice Bat who can't live long still really exists there, and I still feel sad for this Bruce.
The obsession and paranoia of Injustice Chao towards Injustice Bat is really too deep. A man suddenly ran over to catch Bat. As soon as Bat appeared, he couldn't see anyone else. The tacit understanding that when he noticed Bruce's calmness and immediately felt something was wrong, he turned around and retreated was really interesting. Wow, the unjust WF is really sad. And the DC official is really writing plots all day long that no one else dares to write.
So shocking. So shocking. Seeing little Bruce asking Bruce if he would be sad, then Bruce asking him if he would be sad, and finally seeing little Bruce asking how his parents died... Every scene is so shocking. God I hate that I'm illiterate, it's so well written.
The teacher is so awesome. This kind of rigorous drama has actually been updated to such a long length until the end. I am very grateful to the teacher for his willingness to create such a good work. I will watch it with all my friends [Red Heart]
Probe, probe, nice wwww
I really like this kind of group portrait writing where every character is strong. Everyone in the Bat family is very sensible, just like the Bat family. Mi and Ti have conflicts, but they recognize Ti's abilities and are very sensible (and funny) when he says to Joe, "You can't guard Ti and Bruce." Moreover, Mi is very calm in dealing with problems and handling methods, and I like this kind of bat family.
Everyone has betrayed their relatives, the Unjust Superman, so the Unjust Heroine is still here.
Hahahahahahahahahahahahaha, sympathetic and funny at the same time
I just saw it, but it's over. I don't know if I can still do it. I want to see how Bruce had to go to GCPD in person due to some things during the period when his identity was exposed. Hehe, the GCPD police officers reacted to Batman's identity being exposed. If it's inconvenient for the teacher to write it, just treat it as my own oral pleasure. Don't worry about this [rainbow fart] and continue to review the extra ing.