American Comics: the Phantom Thief Begins in Gotham

This is the third book I've seen in which Kaitou Kidd appears in Gotham. It depends on whether Kidd in this book can leave Gotham... The first one is a mixed world view of Marvel DC, which stops at the appearance of Loki in New York. As soon as the second book left Gotham, the author couldn't continue writing because of lack of inspiration. But they all have one thing in common: Kidd, the former eunuch, has challenged Batman! Facts have proved that Batman will not lose and has crossed dimensions 😭😅😢

It's a bit of a hell to do this kind of show job that takes up police personnel in Gotham. Mika Town means that no one will die as long as Kid appears. Besides, the deaths in Yoneka Town were mainly due to murders, and the police were there to collect the bodies (the famous detectives who solved the crimes were the ones doing it.) The crime in Gotham was basically robbery, explosions and the like.

Several books on the same theme are eunuchs. Don't know how long this will last.

There are several Kidd films, all of which are Eunuch Stars without exception. I wonder if you are one of them?

This kind of subject matter is difficult to write mainly because the style does not match. For Phantom Thieves, it is best for the protagonist to be a moral fun-loving person. For example, it is very suitable to play with Spider-Man in New York. When conscience comes up, we will fight against the enemy together. Normally, we will fight against Spider-Man. When we are angry, we will open a small hook and play Hydra Aegis, or even occasionally wear it to let other worlds experience it. But in Gotham, he was found by Batman after a while, and then he was either cheating or Robin.

This is not easy to write, it has to be gorgeous, and most importantly, you have to be able to talk dirty.

It is very similar to "Becoming a Phantom Thief from American Comics". They are both classmates of Robin, and then Robin asks the protagonist, who is a genius magician, about Phantom Thief Kidd. The method of committing the crime is also very familiar, and the routine is too similar. I hope the author can write something new and different. But this book is at least one thing better than the one from the American comic book. That is, after finishing the plot of Gotham, I couldn't continue writing it. This book has just begun to have hope of being completed. I hope that this book can leave Gotham and go to other places and write a different plot.

Adding magic is boring (falling into a cliché) Since magic is added in the name of Kidd, why don't I watch an orthodox mage face each other in an AOE second? Kidd can add future technology and mysterious props, but when he joins the combat force, he feels out of character Just like Batman... Although he faces various enemy crises, he insists that he is an ordinary human being Kidd can have blood and magical props, but in the end he still has to reach the (magic) category and don't fall into the trap of combat effectiveness.

Why are there so many female supporting characters in the character cards? Are there going to be more female leads? If there are multiple female protagonists, I hope only four or five will be enough. Any more will seem too procrastinating. After all, this is not a romance novel. But the most important thing is that if you don't accept it, don't be ambiguous like Kidd. This is a big poisonous point now.

For example, in the Batcave: Jason's Robin uniform, and the letter Thomas Wayne left for Batman. Martha Wayne's pearl necklace. These must be above ordinary things, and as long as they succeed, the rewards will definitely be extremely high. The Batcave was usually guarded by a balding old man, so you could take it as you pleased after beating him unconscious. The gem that holds the Dark Mite in the Rock of Eternity can be taken away by beating the old man with a white beard who guards it. The God-killing Sword on Paradise Island is guarded only by a group of women using primitive weapons. You can take it as you please. Star City Green Arrow is a small book left by his father. This is the middle-aged uncle in a cosplay of Robin Hood, who is still using a bow and arrow in the 21st century. The protagonist can defeat him with just one punch and take it away.

Author, is this a remake? I always think I have read it. And can you really avoid being imprisoned in this book?

It's still a familiar writing style, a familiar slutty monster, and the taste is still the same as before. However, I personally feel that there are problems with the subject matter. Kaitou Kidd is really at the level of Catwoman. The limitations of stealing are too great and I can't write any tricks. This book is no different from the previous two books. I feel that the development of the characters should not be written to death. Kaitou Kidd's development space is that of Kaitou Kidd. If he is given an invincible body, super powers, and magic, Kaitou Kidd's The character design is gone, so since the development is blocked, how can I go forward in DC Marvel? I usually play around and what can I do when big events happen. If I insist on writing, I can't write at all, so it is difficult to have much space for this subject. Personally, I think if you want to When writing Kaitou Kidd, you have to come up with a unique character and give the protagonist a staged persona. For example, the protagonist has countless vests, from Red Dead Redemption or Hitman 47 at the beginning, to Luban III, Kaitou Kidd, Assassin's Creed, and Metal Gear Solid. Snake, Demon Hunter, Devil May Cry, this way the characters have developed, instead of just making up big events with subpar skills.

I really didn't say that. You do this every time.

Kid and Gotham are also a pair of star-crossed lovers.

Free and beautiful, shot every day. Is it because you run fast or because their RPG has a large range?

This book has not been updated 😭 Is it because Kaito Kidd is completely inconsistent with the DC worldview?

Pamela Eisley

Zatanna Zatara

Rachel Ross

I read a book last year, also about Gotham Thieves. I don't know how long it will last.

I haven't seen many books with the protagonist Kaitou Kidd well written. The event design of the content and the retention of the character's charm are too challenging for the author for a witty character like Kidd. The writing style is not even the most important.

The timeline is a bit too late, and is the protagonist's life experience too deeply involved with the Bat Group?

I have a few suggestions: 1. I hope that the protagonist will not be given that particularly powerful ability, but more abilities to improve stealth and magic. 2. If there is a love line, I still feel that the setting of the original Kidd is quite good, with people who love and love themselves; even if you use Kid's identity, you will kiss the back of your hand and cheek, so I still prefer it to be a single female protagonist (if there is a love line). 3. Then I thought it would be a girly version of Batman as the heroine 😃, but the timeline may be a bit late. It would actually be good to have a Batman heroine, and then being a fateful couple with Gordon. 4. All the above are my personal thoughts and feelings. Please comment incorrectly. If you don't agree, please cross it out ✌️

Kaitou Kidd is a fence, and Batman has Superman, Paradise Island, and aliens.

Maybe it's because of where is the position? Hometown. Didn't come back. Or period. The subsequent plot can be updated.

Is the author updated in May or June?

Wow, I saw the American comic Kaitou, and it reminded me of a novel I read before, "Kid is a Superhero"