I figured out M. Night Snyder's twist ending.
It is really Owl Man wearing Joker's face. That is why everyone keeps literally saying "He's [Joker] changed this time". And that is why Joker felt the need to rant about their relationship on the bridge. The crazy Owl wants to be as important to Batman as Joker is
There ain't no teens watching Teen Titans Go.
Action has had its moments and Action #13 was amazing. I love Chew, and Layman has had a decent start to 'Tec but the art so good it's throwing me off a little.
Snyder's Batman Annual was really good, it was great right up until the last panel.
But this arc is average at best, and average for DC is pretty bad lately. Both of the back-ups have been top notch though.
There ain't no teens watching Teen Titans Go.
Yeah Snyder's writing couldn't have possibly gotten worse. People just hate him because he's popular!
You sound like one of those people who would defend Justin Bieber with "Oh you're just jealous."
Last edited by Mr. Holmes; 11-15-2012 at 11:17 AM.
No you wanted to know what I thought was good. Action #13 is the only single issue of DC since the reboot that deserves a 5/5 although JL #0 comes close.
Things I'm reading that I usually enjoy, Action, Aquaman, Nightwing, last 2 issues of 'Tec, Earth 2
Things I'm also reading but know some issues will disappoint, DK, B&R, Swamp Thing, Inc.
Things I'm still reading but might drop any second Batman, JL, Superman
Things I already dropped WF, WW, 'Tec (came back for #0 and Layman), TT, RHatO
Average at DC is pretty bad right now.
There ain't no teens watching Teen Titans Go.
Who hasn't been specific about what they don't like in the writing? You're just making stuff up now. How many times have people said that the overly verbose monologues and the forced melodrama weaken the stories for them? That he writes people out of character to serve the scene or build up other characters?
Who exactly has become "very muted" when the topic of Snyder's writing has come up?
The problem with this theory, though, is that he's not wearing the same suit he wore when he was in the vat. He was also never directly exposed in such a manner (protected by the suit and re-breather).
The heparin variant he came up with to use on Gordon is highly unlikely to be able to be triggered externally - but this is comics, so...- I prefer to think he laced Gordon's cigarettes, allowing for the chemical to build up in his system (time release). I'm also, however, of the view that there was something laced into the pictures, too, just not the heparin variant.
See, all of this stuff is more fun than the actual issue. I'd like to think he made the poison react with whatever he had Harley dunk the Bat into in the beginning. Without Alfred around he can't get his dry-cleaning done so he had to wear the same suit with a back-up cowl.
And I still say Joker is really Owl Man.
There ain't no teens watching Teen Titans Go.
This is batman stories at his best ....
In brightest day, in blackest night,
No evil shall escape my sight
Let those who worship evil's might,
Beware my power... Green Lantern's light
But that makes him physically dependent on Alfred (and the issue already has him being mentally dependent on him...). We can see the suit was ruined, it also wasn't functioning properly, either.
However, if Joker did get into the cave and have a wander, as he has claimed, then, as with the clothing of the Gotham PD, he may have made some...chemical enhancements to the various suits...
Shoulders are too thin, and there's far too much weight lossAnd I still say Joker is really Owl Man.
It's Alfred, and there's going to be a Face/Off moment![]()
Exactly. Thanks for keeping me from saying it.
Hey, you know who else used to write acclaimed Batman stories? Jeph Loeb. You all remember Long Halloween? And his Hush story got great reviews.
I bet he's still a great writer, and it's just fanboys trying to tear down his reputation. Surely someone of his caliber never wrote a bad story.
Yet another case of someone finding it easier to condemn the people he disagrees with rather than defend the text or his own views.
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