
American Comics: I Found Batman from the Start
美漫:开局捡到蝙蝠侠
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It feels like the protagonist is a clown
Just when I saw him redeeming that skin and equipment, I felt that the protagonist was the clown of this universe. After all, the protagonist's abilities are good and evil. What he gets after doing things is also chaos in a sense.
Will the protagonist still choose not to kill him later?
As the title states, it is already very bad that Batman has a no-kill rule in the novel. After reading part of it, I found that the protagonist also has a no-kill theory. If the protagonist in the later part keeps choosing not to kill, it will be really unbearable.
In fact, I felt that it was pretty good until about thirty chapters. Then the author suddenly asked Dr. Manhattan to tell the protagonist that he created this universe, and lost the protagonist to Marvel.
If you want to write about Marvel, you have to have at least a few story villains, and the protagonist or the system can travel through time, right? It is also said that the protagonist changed from a high-dimensional character to a story character just because he consoled Batman with a few words, and also took the initiative to reduce the dimension. And I have read so many DC and Marvel novels about Dr. Manhattan, but I have never seen him appear a few times. It is said that the protagonist affects the development of the storyline of the universe he created. I can only say that the author is happy
Gotham's monsters
The author was so depressed after a breakup that he entered the palace?
The appearance of the protagonist is forcibly solidified into the Joker and Dr. Manhattan. This period of time has really bad feelings.
It's the eunuch that's on the shelves, it's really yours
Another one sacrificed by Ji Cha...
It feels like a lot of his posts are eunuchs...
666 I haven't read it yet and it's already a eunuch.
Save yourself the trouble, I'll kick you out of my bookshelf
A sense of déjà vu
After reading the first few chapters, I felt a bit like the Green Hornet played by Bruce Lee. I remember DC published Green Hornet comics, and Green Hornet also made a cameo appearance in Batman in ancient film and television dramas.