Superhero Role-Playing System, but I'm Batman's Older Brother [Western Crossover]

[My next book, [DC] I Couldn’t Possibly Have Been a Big Bad Before I Lost My Memory, is coming soon!] Please, please add it to your favorites, it’ll be out soon, sob. I’ve already written 170,000 words. [Four DC preorders in my author’s column, with something for every taste] [Male lead, no romance: Am I the Short-Lived, Legendary Strategist Who Ended Up Serving a Tyrant?] When ordinary office worker Lynn opened his eyes, he found himself transmigrated into the perilous world of American comics. Not only had he transmigrated, his mind was completely blank. He couldn’t remember a thing. The good news was that he had a superhero roleplaying System. The higher his roleplaying score, the more memories and abilities he would gain. But the System wanted him to play Owlman, the evil counterpart and older brother of a certain Bat. Just as Lynn was wondering how he was supposed to pull off the role, he discovered that the body he had transmigrated into was named Thomas Jr. In other words, he was Owlman himself. Lynn slowly typed a question mark. If he’d transmigrated into the character himself, why did he need a roleplaying System?! Then he got a phone call from the butler, Alfred. “Master Thomas, Master Bruce will be arriving back in Gotham on the three o’clock flight this afternoon.” That meant Bruce was alive and well in this world, had just returned from his world tour and training, and was about to make his debut! Meanwhile, Thomas Jr., the original Owlman, had yet to operate as Owlman. Enjoy the story of a fake owl competing with the real Bat for a debut. And all the talented residents of Arkham hadn’t come into their own yet, either… Now featuring: How to Be a Great Big Brother, by Owlman The Batfamily’s signature brotherly love: “Do you love me or not?” by day, fists and kicks by night. My kind older brother Thomas, my cute and innocent little brother Bruce. Joker: Today we’ve gathered in Gotham to celebrate Owlman’s birthday. Let’s wish him a speedy transformation into a dead bird. May this dead owl rot and stink just like my life! Owlman inspecting his loyal Arkham. Owlman learning brainwashing techniques: All right, I’ve got it. I’ll be sure to put it into practice. Superman, learning how to resist brainwashing at Batman’s request: Huh? Me? Riddler: Do you even know how wonderful Mr. Thomas Jr. is? You have no idea. You don’t understand at all! (Excited.jpg) Penguin: Get a grip, all of you! He’s a bad guy! A bad man! Don’t let him fool you! Jason and Dick: Thomas is… dependable, but… you’ll understand when you meet him. Confused Tim: ? Warnings: The protagonist is an antihero owl, and is relatively friendly (I’m sure). The setting won’t follow any single era of canon exactly. It will include details from various series, as well as original details added by the author. You may see elements from early comics or old movies that I thought were interesting. Don’t assume this follows the main universe! There are easter eggs from other American and British franchises. Owlman’s characterization and appearance are mainly based on the animated film Crisis on Two Earths, but will also include traits from other versions of Owlman. Some details are original and added to serve the plot, so it’s best to think of him as an alternate-universe Owlman. Preorders in my author’s column: Am I the Short-Lived, Legendary Strategist Who Ended Up Serving a Tyrant? No romance for the male lead. A story about surviving after transmigrating into the tyrant’s impoverished early crush. Batman’s Mysterious Older Brother: A no-romance DC story. Owlman Story 2.0, but lighter in tone. I Couldn’t Possibly Have Been a Big Bad Before I Lost My Memory: A no-romance DC story. The protagonist is Jason’s neighbor and has amnesia, but there seems to be something wrong with his past. I Transmigrated to Gotham During the Supernatural Resurgence: A no-romance DC story about a protagonist from a world overrun by supernatural phenomena who teams up with Jason. Will King Arthur Become Red Hood’s Wild Dad? A no-romance DC story. Arthur Pendragon had just been stabbed by his beloved son and ascended to the Throne of Heroes when he was summoned to Gotham. His Master was a strange Red Hood. [Master’s current wish: Beat the old man to a pulp 0/1] Arthur: Well, this is awkward. The Batfamily: Jason got a new deadbeat dad, but why is it a woman?! Jason: There’s no way I could get along with a righteous knight like that… Actually, I love it. A story about an amalgamation of the various versions of Arthur getting up to trouble in Gotham. Theme: Uphold justice and keep the peace, starting with me.