Marvel's Dark Knight

It feels like it would be better to let the protagonist say that he is Batman from another universe. Now the protagonist has changed from Batman to a comic fanatic in the eyes of others, which feels a bit priceless.

This is a Batman ambrosia book, trust me. I think the author's emotional description of Gwen, Jessica and Batman is lacking. The problem is not the two women, but the Batman himself who has merged with the time traveler. The first is to respond to emotional issues. Batman may never respond to his feelings for them, but his love and care for them should be reflected in all other aspects. For example, the original work always pays attention to Robin's behavior and provides [not very correct] guidance, giving them the best weapons and equipment, uniforms and armor that are the same as or even better than their own. [Of course there is a backdoor], as well as the cultivation of their stealth, reconnaissance, reasoning, equipment utilization and combat intuition. As for Batman here, the only thing that impressed me about the feedback behavior to Jessica and Gwen was that he provided them with symbiote metal suits and nano suits. Other than that, there is basically nothing impressive about it. I think this is unreasonable and unreasonable. Logically speaking, if you are your assistant and the person you care about and even love, shouldn't you do your best to provide them with all the skills they need? Of course, Spider-Man does not need Batman to develop combat intuition, but other skills are necessary. However, I can help the author find a reason here. After all, the current Batman is too busy and has no time to cultivate the people he loves and interact with them. Secondly, it's Batman's verbal communication session. Batman's active communication with Gwen and Jessica is really too little. I would like to call it even less than the active communication with Aunt May. This is reasonable for the original Batman, but this is a Batman created by merging the soul of the time traveler. Shouldn't he see the failure of the original Batman due to lack of emotional communication through understanding and analysis from a third-party perspective? Of course, I don't mean for the author to turn Batman into a talkative person. Rather, in addition to words, the author can also use actions, body touches, nods, and even gestures to let Batman show recognition, affirmation, and even trust in other people. I think this is crucial for Batman. Look at the spiritual guru next door, his analysis is very good. What are the reasons why the Bat Family often fails? Batman's distrust? Just kidding, Barbara, Dick, they all know that Batman doesn't trust anyone. It is a fragile feeling without actions and words to consolidate it, and without recognition and love to protect it. This is the reason why Batman failed to cultivate the Bat Family. And I think Batman, after merging with the time traveler, should know this better than anyone else.

The Marvel world seems to have DC comics

Did the author consider Speedy Bullet Bats? This is no better than the Destroyer. Although this bat is not as powerful as the normal Superman, let alone the Destroyer, it is not as extreme as these dark Batmans. Much more controllable.

Why Batman is a God First of all, Miles Morales, who committed the crime of arrogance, showed a disdainful smile when pp died. Such arrogant people are destined to not go far, and this is also the case. They are complacent by relying on a Spider-Man Parallel Universe. In the end, only the problem of high quality and later traversing the universe is left. In comparison, God is very humble. In many works, he even defeats Jinpin alone in this book, and even fights against many. This is God's mercy left to mortals. It's not that God doesn't know how to do it, but he just doesn't want to make his opponent Jinpin despair through too perfect performance, so he deliberately doesn't use it. It's ridiculous that some people don't understand God's good intentions, and even use these things to ridicule God. I advise you to take care of yourself. Then there is Spider-Gwen who committed the sin of anger Because when she is not the heroine, she not only has to be intimidated by disapproving looks, but even wants to beat the bat god one-on-one after secretly changing the key, which violates one of God's orders in the "New Testament" One sentence: "Why can I do all this because I am Batman?" So God sent down His divine punishment. The people who were beaten were not only miserable, but Gwen even regretted it until she was formulated with a response strategy, just because she poisoned the holy name of the Bat. Then there is Peter Parker who committed the crime of laziness He thinks he is great because he is the first Spider-Man, and uses his position as the protagonist to make money. In addition, everyone does not know that when Peter Parker was making money from the Spider-Verse, when he closed his eyes and meditated, the picture he saw in his mind was Batman standing in the light. At that time, God told him: "You can only go here, not beyond." However, God's persuasion did not work. But he did not let Peter know his way back. He even dared to continue to create spin-offs and sequels of the Spider-Verse to challenge the majesty of God, so God punished him. After God descended, Peter Parker was ruined. No one remembered the name of the spider totem savior, and he became a stranger among everyone. Finally, Otto Octavius, the ultimate Spider-Man, committed the crime of jealousy Otto, who was defeated by God many times, but was unwilling to admit it, was secretly jealous of God, and even dared to cause a spider cataclysm while God was taking a nap in an attempt to sacrifice God. So, after God showed his unparalleled power, Otto was defeated by God head-on. However, after Otto finally converted to God's religion and practiced God's will, God promised him to rebuild and light up this pirated copy of God's spider lantern that he smashed in his v1 comic. Bat Gate!

I feel like calling the protagonist Bruce is better than Wayne.

Look at our unjust Batman, the writer of this Batman must be seriously ill in his head.

Ask, what happened to the Gwen Spider? Feelings suddenly heat up and go into heat without any warning? Is she the heroine? Then you might as well let Jessica be the author. At least after one story line, Jessica still has the feeling that everything comes naturally. This Gwen Spider is a thief descended from heaven.

I hope book friends who pass by will not be affected by some comments. This is a good book that can be read.

It's quite amazing at the beginning, but as you get to the end, you feel the same whether the protagonist is present or not. If you don't have the superpowers of the prison characters in your mind, you will be just a soy sauce character...