What do you want to See in Scott Snyder's Batman post Night of the Owls

[Movieartman]

What do you want to See in Scott Snyder's Batman fallowing the Night of the Owls arc.


i personaly want him to keep up with the creepy slow burn Story Telling, i would prefer him to stay away from the owls for a while, if dick is to really become a talon than lets wait for a bit.
Greg Capullo staying on art is a must, i dont know how his style works so well but it does and god bless him for it
from cartoony

to detailed iconic and brutal


id like to see a supernatural tale or two from him, something with Solomon Grundy would be kickass
or mabye have him retell the story of Durry Walker/killer moth selling his soul to a demon in exchange for being feared by his enimies resulting in being trnasformed in to the demonic insectoid beast Charaxes

i thank Capullo could draw a hell of a charaxes




so yeah anyways what do you guys want to see from this book in the future

[TZDEKA]

I, too, would like for him to do a Batman vs Solomon Grundy story, tied into his stuff with the Green in Swamp Thing.

I want him to deal with the fact that Batman exists to save others. I still don't know if Snyder is trying to say Batman is doing this out of a selfishness or not, I'd like all that debate settled. Pretty unlikely, though.

I don't want the tension between Bruce and Dick to become too nasty.

I guess I'd kinda like to see some other members of the Batfamily show up a bit more instead of Nightwing all the time.

KEEP GREG CAPULLO AROUND!!!

But beyond that he can do what he wants, I guess.

[shark]

I guess I'd kinda like to see some other members of the Batfamily show up a bit more instead of Nightwing all the time.

This. I hope DC lets him use Cass at least.

[maxpower00044]

Just more great stories, like he's been putting out in all his Titles. If the Joker's the next Rogue, I'm sure we'll be in for a helluva ride.

[Bades]

I'm assuming it will have even more references to Gotham's history which should be great. As much as I love the Owls, I can't wait to see what he has next. Hopefully a little smaller arc this time.

[Movieartman]

I'm assuming it will have even more references to Gotham's history which should be great.

THIS
i love when they explore Gothams History, Legacy, Myths and Legends

[maxpower00044]

I'm assuming it will have even more references to Gotham's history which should be great. As much as I love the Owls, I can't wait to see what he has next. Hopefully a little smaller arc this time.

I think he's said the next arc is 7 issues.

[Movieartman]

Just more great stories, like he's been putting out in all his Titles. If the Joker's the next Rogue, I'm sure we'll be in for a helluva ride.

Its Not Likely to be The Joker Regretably as im pretty sure there saving the joker for Tony Danel in Detective comics after what we saw with him in the first issue

[maxpower00044]

I think it's all bu confirmed he's doing Joker, and I think Daniel planted the seed for Snyder in 'Tec #1. Snyder has said on more than one occasion that the next arc is about his favorite rogue. Also, he's said his favorite rogue is "The Man Who Laughs". Anything's possible, though.

[bat39]

I'd like some further exploration of the 'Bruce Wayne vs. Batman' identity conflict...albeit beyond the traditional 'who is the REAL identity' argument. The Court of Owls arc, and indeed other Batbooks as well, have introduced this whole idea of Bruce Wayne becoming a great pillar of Gotham by rebuilding the city. I think Barbara even made a point in Batgirl # 6 (I think) about Bruce possibly being more important to the city than Batman. And I think there's a lot of scope for exploration there...in recent years, Bruce has been through a lot of experiences which have arguably 'reinvented' him (the Thogal ritual, RIP and the whole Simon Hurt conspiracy, being thrown through time, the whole setting up of Batman Inc, and now the Night of the Owls) and its clear that he's psychologically in a very different place from the Bruce who was just a 'mask' for the Batman. I think he now wants to do something for the city legitimately as a member of the Wayne family, much like his ancestors did. So what I'd like is for future stories to explore the idea that maybe Bruce Wayne HAS become more important to the city than the Batman, and has a far better chance of 'cleaning up Gotham' than Batman and the other vigilantes ever had. Its clear that Bruce can most likely never give up the mantle of Batman, but perhaps he now has to cope with the realization that the Batman isn't all that important to the city, and to himself personally, as it was when he first started out. It would be a story worth reading...

[Movieartman]

It would be a story worth reading...

i agree, but lets be be clear, your not saying that the owls story wasnt worth reading?

[TZDEKA]

I'd like some further exploration of the 'Bruce Wayne vs. Batman' identity conflict...albeit beyond the traditional 'who is the REAL identity' argument. The Court of Owls arc, and indeed other Batbooks as well, have introduced this whole idea of Bruce Wayne becoming a great pillar of Gotham by rebuilding the city. I think Barbara even made a point in Batgirl # 6 (I think) about Bruce possibly being more important to the city than Batman. And I think there's a lot of scope for exploration there...in recent years, Bruce has been through a lot of experiences which have arguably 'reinvented' him (the Thogal ritual, RIP and the whole Simon Hurt conspiracy, being thrown through time, the whole setting up of Batman Inc, and now the Night of the Owls) and its clear that he's psychologically in a very different place from the Bruce who was just a 'mask' for the Batman. I think he now wants to do something for the city legitimately as a member of the Wayne family, much like his ancestors did. So what I'd like is for future stories to explore the idea that maybe Bruce Wayne HAS become more important to the city than the Batman, and has a far better chance of 'cleaning up Gotham' than Batman and the other vigilantes ever had. Its clear that Bruce can most likely never give up the mantle of Batman, but perhaps he now has to cope with the realization that the Batman isn't all that important to the city, and to himself personally, as it was when he first started out. It would be a story worth reading...

I don't know if I need to see that "coping" you mention, but I do agree that I hope there's continued importance placed on the Gotham Initiative.