Bruce Wayne, but Got Bitten by a Spider

Then you're screwed. Batman is not that easy to write, and it's still the original product. You can't grasp it. Batman is essentially a very twisted character. If you have to compare the Joker and Batman, they are two sides of the same coin. Writing about him is basically for self-pleasure. If you want to make money and put it on the shelves, it's embarrassing, but if you just write it for fun, it doesn't matter

After reading a few chapters, the character creation and Gotham environment description became a bit difficult. In a place like Gotham, whether you work or go shopping to save money, most of the time you rely on Wayne. Even if the heir to the largest capital has something unexpected happened to his parents. But in school, he was poisoned by the plot of campus violence and the story of Spider Peter, a poor boy with no background next door, treating the teacher just as he passed by and not caring about it. . . (I can only say that the United States will always have a privileged class no matter what movies or TV shows or wherever it is)

Go back to Gotham, Batman said he won't arrest you

It's difficult to write Batman, now Batman plus Spider-Man.

I thought I was half Spider-Man and Batman, with no money and no superpowers (laughs)

Hehehe, even if he was bitten by a spider and became Spider-Man, Bruce would have no Ben, no May, and no parents. More funny.

Spider-Man's superpowers were patched up in the big event of the Heir family in the comics. The superpowers essentially come from the spider totem, and subsequent settings are basically based on this. Why do I say this? It's because in the Dark Metal issue of DC Comics, the story of Barbatos, the God of Darkness, also leads to the conclusion that Batman actually has a bat totem. So Batman and Spider-Man are both totem warriors? Then who will prevail after the integration?

First of all, Bruce Wayne must be the protagonist, the original one, without time travel. Some time-travelers are also from Marvel and have no modern characters. But the first volume did not focus on him, but on the three parties. Bruce's adaptability, Gordon's first entry into the police force, and the Penguin's gangster journey. Because Bruce really didn't have much to say when he was a child, American TV series all used Gordon as the protagonist. You can think of the first volume as a group portrait, but after the second volume, Bruce will be the only protagonist. The first volume sets Bruce at twelve years old, the second volume at fourteen years old, and what follows is Bruce as an adult.

It's interesting. There has never been a super-English version of this type from Qidian. We can look forward to a wave of them.

Is it the original Bat? It's interesting. Not everyone can write this. Good luck to you.

Why haven't you updated it lately?🥺

It feels okay, but there are too many shadows of Bruce Spider-Man now. If it weren't for the character's name, I would almost mistake him for Peter. I hope that in the future Bruce can learn systematic fighting methods like other Batmans. This combination of super powers will greatly increase his strength. At the same time, it also shows a little bit of Batman's abilities and detective abilities.

I am thinking that as more and more events are experienced later, the young Bruce will choose to change Spider-Man's uniform and put on Batman's suit. I am particularly looking forward to the subsequent story 🌹