Comics: When Rorschach Became Batman

The reason why Batman abides by the no-kill agreement is because he doesn't even believe in himself. Batman understands that there is basically no difference between himself and the group of criminals, so he must have a bottom line to abide by, otherwise his morality may slip. As long as he can kill the first person, he can kill countless people, and he can do evil things for the so-called justice.

Finally someone wrote it! At that time, I was fond of thinking that if the Waynes had abused little Bruce since he was a child, little Bruce would have picked up the discolored and ink-stained hood in Crime Alley, killed two people, and freed himself.

I like this Batman very much, but it looks weird. I thought about it carefully. In my eyes, Rorschach is a person who values order and emotion. The emotion here refers to the love for his own justice. He handles things with clear thinking, clear purpose, and strong execution ability. The same is true for Batman, but both parties handle things. The way of love is different. This is not the point. The point is that once Batman and Rorschach determine their goals, their clear thinking and strong execution will make them clear what to do at every step and what to guard against. Their purpose is very clear and enforced strongly. Although I liked this book very much when I read it, However, I found that the protagonist Rorschach encountered almost all events after clarifying his goal. He killed blindly and without a plan. He did not see the thinking ability of Rorschach himself or Batman himself. I felt that this was neither Rorschach nor Batman, and he lost the charm of the original character. When Rorschach has Wayne's conditions, he should be proactive, arrange plans with clear goals, and take the initiative to kill all the evil in front of him. Every time, he waits for the bad guys to come out and do bad things, and then kills them to show justice. This is Batman's way of justice. Rorschach's justice is more like killing the bad guys directly before they do bad things.

The agreement has been activated, is taking effect... Has taken effect. Found a new Batman, numbering... Your number is 52 Alfred Protocol has been initialized Mortal body, not inferior to the King of Monsters. With human power, we can rival the Holy Emperor. In the dark world, I am in panic, so I keep watch with my body. The Bat Shadow Knight is still unparalleled today! The evildoers who rebel against the party are afraid of my divine light. The demons and monsters are all unstoppable. The shadow lamp is bright and shining forever! Dear Batman No. 52, Welcome to join the Bat Army!

It's indeed good. When Rorschach, who never compromises and never shows mercy, becomes Batman, Gotham's real nightmare arrives.

It feels like the protagonist can punch Superman and kick Wonder Woman very quickly at this rate of increase in combat power, and become the most powerful person on the planet, but that would be boring. It will just become a boring upgrade of fighting monsters. For Batman, what I like about him is that he uses his own resourcefulness to complete an impossible comeback even when he knows it is impossible. For Rorschach, what I want to see in him is that he still sticks to his justice even in desperate situations. But these two points can only be reflected when their own strength is not enough. If Batman or Downstairs had superhuman strength, they could solve their problems quickly, but these two works would never be so excellent and attractive.

If you have time, I really hope to read more until the last chapter. Because it is so important to follow up on the new book issue. The follow-up reading is the egg of this book. It is in your hands. Squeeze it gently, but not all at once. You still have to come and pinch it when you have time. Thank you

In fact, when Batman was first born (May 1939), he had the same character as the 1989 version of Keaton's Batman, and he was also a murderer without blinking an eye. The style is detective comics, and the current Earth-1 Batman is similar to it. The background of Batman's transformation is that after World War II, the popularity of superhero comics declined, and comics began to reduce violence. The direct reason was that in 1954, an American psychiatrist, Wertham, published the book "Seduction of the Innocent". The publication of this book can be said to have dealt a heavy blow to the American comics industry at that time. The book accuses comics of tempting children to imitate comic book crimes, corrupting moral values, and that Batman and Robin have homosexual implications. After the book was published, it promoted the establishment of the Comics Review Authority (cca) in the United States. Now Batman began to transform into funny comics. At this time, Batman was a sunny and cheerful boy wearing a blue uniform. Even the Joker was just a robber who wanted to make money, and naturally he had a no-kill principle. At first, the no-kill principle was due to practical reasons and to pass the trial. Batman underwent a second transformation. In the 1980s, the sales of Batman comics were sluggish. In 1986, "Batman: The Dark Knight Returns" created by Frank Miller changed the past style into a dark style and was well received. Then Batman ran wildly in the dark style. The no-kill principle has also been extended and patched in various ways, and the Joker has changed from a money-grabbing gangster to an unkillable conceptual evil god.

If you read some comics, you will know that it doesn't matter whether you kill them or not. Whether it's Marvel or DC, as long as they are serialized, popular villains will not die, and Batman has the largest number of popular villains (and both parties have clear editorial departments that interfere with the setting of the comic universe. Superboy-Prime and Deadpool have entered the editorial department respectively). Batman's no-kill principle is the most famous, largely due to the good reputation of the story Under the Red Hood. However, there are other official explanations for the no-kill principle, and in fact, there are many times when Batman breaks the principle. Marvel's Punisher next door is famous enough for his "killing". His comic book rival Jigsaw first appeared in 1976. He didn't kill him once until the 2004 Max Punisher, but Jigsaw still appeared in the Punisher series later. Even if he is not targeting Jigsaw, he still has the "grievance" of killing money and being stopped, assassinating a famous villain and then being directly chased by half of the superheroes and police in New York, and finally restarting the universe after trying to figure out all the villains. These "grievances" also appear in Batman stories. Superman and Spider-Man are as popular as Batman and are the top brothers in American comics, not to mention Lex is a real evil capitalist (evil capitalists are also common to take Batman out of context or make up nonsense), Kingpin would kill everyone casually when practicing boxing, and he is still active in various places. When it comes to Batman, just for the Joker, he has had several murderous intentions and acted on it. In the earliest Death of the Family episode, he seriously wanted to kill the Joker. As a result, the plane crashed after the fight between the two and even Superman couldn't find the Joker's body. In the Silent Chapter, he wanted to beat the clown to death, but Gordon stopped him at gunpoint. In the finale, the two of them died together, and then they were resurrected together. In addition, Black Bolt wanted to kill Lei Xiaogu, Gordon pointed a gun at the Joker, and Superman was forced to kill Luthor without stopping him. Obviously, it is of no use at all in publications that require serialization. If you want to save Gotham simply by breaking the no-kill principle, this kind of thing can only happen in a world line that does not require serialization, such as the original Earth 51 that appeared in Final Crisis. But since there is no need for serialization, criminals either cannot escape from prison at all (Earth 2), or directly commit suicide (The Dark Knight Returns), or simply disappear as the city gets better (Generations, the Dark Knight movie), there is no need to commit mass killings. But if they are under the DC editorial department, the Batmans of Harmony Gotham have to be careful when the editors say with a stroke of a pen that they won Gotham and lost the universe. For example, there are a lot of parallel universes in the original Universe 51 and Laughter. Gotham is at peace, and then the universe is destroyed. Where can I ask those Bruce Wayne to reason.

Regarding Batman's refusal to kill, Batman is actually very skilled. In terms of damage, he either cripples or paralyzes him. The fact that those damn things can escape is simply because the DC world is too arrogant. In the comics, Batman also pushed a person into a chemical pool. The person was really dead and his bones floated up. It wasn't until Luo Bing appeared that Batman calmed down. And as the story develops, Batman's story becomes darker and darker, and the scale becomes larger and larger. At one point, Batman couldn't stand it anymore and had to go on vacation to relax. As for Batman's methods, you have to say that Gotham's villains are really bad at returning blood. Simple comminuted fractures can't stop them, and their amulets are not mental illness, but money and ruthless work. They have plenty of ways to get a reprieve. Instead of letting them go to jail and come out intact, it is better to put them in Arkham and at least have someone watching.

According to DC's Rorschach's Batman, the Joker should be a righteous clown.

It is definitely one of the best among American comics in the past few months. The only thing that makes me uncomfortable is that Bain added a love line and was also NTRed by his opponent.

It's good-looking and exciting, but it's best not to have a female protagonist. No matter it's Harley Quinn or Catwoman or anyone else, they are neither worthy of Batman nor Rorschach, not to mention Rorschach himself doesn't like women.

It's time to kill. Gotham doesn't need anything at all. No killing In a world like mud, it's time to kill. No one dares to do such a thing anymore

The lack of foreshadowing for recruiting a younger brother and new characters makes the first dozen chapters seem inexplicable, and your rhythm is a bit messy.

Okay, okay, there is another book about Gotham. Godfather of Gotham. What bad intentions can Batman have? And this one is the three best books about Gotham and Batman that I have ever read.

If you don't know Rorschach, you can go to Bizhan and search for the movie Watchmen. If you like comics, you can also read it. The restoration degree is 1:1.

These two chapters of Superman are a bit OOC, but I rarely see novels in which Rorschach is the protagonist. It was quite enjoyable to read.

Batman Rorschach

This book is so exciting, I wish I could read more 😃

The early writing was really good, but the writing after it was released was inexplicable. It was good that Batman had a baby before, but there was no need to add Rorschach, and it was not done under Rorschach's will, so it became a depiction of Rorschach's family 😅😅😅

Some say Batman is a lunatic, while others say Batman has his own rules. In any movie, Batman interrogates the Joker. Isn't this lynching? A patch will be applied later, but Gotham is not cured. Patch after patch, it's all for Gotham. I haven't seen Rorschach, but I think this Batman is awesome.

What I wrote later is quite boring...

I can't remember the last time I read this book, but it made my blood boil when I read it. I didn't expect that the author persisted and kept writing it. I ordered it directly. Come on, keep writing it to the end 😍😍😍

What Haixing said is a bit witty. After all, it's impossible not to wear protective clothing when doing research. You can infect so many people at once. It feels like it's just water for water's sake. It's an uninspired approach. If it can penetrate, just pretend I didn't say anything.

Is it going to end so soon? When I watched it a month ago, I felt like it could take a long time to write a plot. Why is it ending so directly now?

Is Rorschach's plug-in really a gift from fate? I know there is a linkage between Marvel and DC, but this belongs to the power of the editorial layer, right? Can Destiny break through to Marvel?

Please give me another chapter, they will do anything😭

Please update it quickly 😭

By the way, is the current timeline before Crisis on Infinite Earths?