Bruce wayne return? - comic spoilers

[BrooklynWolf X]

i want someone to drop some knowledge on me...

did the writer once say in an interview that bruce's fate would be worse than death?

i haven't read the comics. so...can someone tell me...how the hell is him getting lost in time or whatever, much worse than death??

 

[grphyx1]

i want someone to drop some knowledge on me...

did the writer once say in an interview that bruce's fate would be worse than death?

i haven't read the comics. so...can someone tell me...how the hell is him getting lost in time or whatever, much worse than death??

Couldn't tell you. To me comics are in a state of disarray except for a few out there. Too many events and too many different writers take on characters. I think the fate worse than death is when the do a crossover with Mickey and Minnie and gets his assets handed to him

 

[villainsfan42]

ok i dont get this whole time travel thingy...shouldn't this be a continuity of RIP? and where was there anything about time in that book? he disappeared after a helicopter crash...i'm confused....

 

[Mart_P]

ok i dont get this whole time travel thingy...shouldn't this be a continuity of RIP? and where was there anything about time in that book? he disappeared after a helicopter crash...i'm confused....

Final Crisis followed directly on from RIP, the helicopter crash was made reference to in a conversation between Bruce and Alfred.

 

[grphyx1]

once time travel gets in there is really screws everything up. Time travel = Easy out for writers of fiction

 

[The Mike]

This may be blasphemy but I don't want Wayne back. I've been bored with Bruce for a while and I've really enjoyed the Richard Grayson version.

Its one of the reasons why I love The Flash and Green Lantern because of the sense of legacy and history with various people taking the mantle and making individual contributions.

Always thought Batman fans were a bit shortsighted attaching themselves to Wayne especially since Batman is supposed to be symbolic representation of justice to the citizens of Gotham.

 

[Silent December]

why you hatin on Wizard??? How do you read it by accident?

Ugh, how do I even begin to convey my disdain for Wizard? it's overpriced, their format sucks, every other page is an ad, they're more interested in running conventions than making a quality mag, their articles are redundant. But's just stuff off the top of my head. But hey, if you like reading it, then more power to ya! and I don't mean that in a sarcastic way either. How do you read a wizard mag by accident? You know, you sit down to take the browns to the superbowl, reach for that stack of mags piled behind you on top of the tank and you grab an old wizard from when it was decent.

This may be blasphemy but I don't want Wayne back. I've been bored with Bruce for a while and I've really enjoyed the Richard Grayson version.

Its one of the reasons why I love The Flash and Green Lantern because of the sense of legacy and history with various people taking the mantle and making individual contributions.

Always thought Batman fans were a bit shortsighted attaching themselves to Wayne especially since Batman is supposed to be symbolic representation of justice to the citizens of Gotham.

I kid Mike, I kid lol

 

[The Mike]

You didn't say I was wrong....

 

[jrice73]

i want someone to drop some knowledge on me...

did the writer once say in an interview that bruce's fate would be worse than death?

i haven't read the comics. so...can someone tell me...how the hell is him getting lost in time or whatever, much worse than death??

Spoiler:

Bruce was hit by Darkseid's Omega beams which apparently generated the Omega effect, a sort of trans-dimensional/temporal trap. Bruce's corpse was put in a pod which got sent back in time and when reality and the multiverse was re-writing itself due to the Final Crisis created by Darkseid, Bruce was brought back to life and was last seen hanging out in the Stone Age making cave paintings with the dead body of Anthro by his side. Bruce though is trapped by the Omega Effect which apparently brings him back to life every time he dies as he is reborn each time in a different time period. He is effectively traveling through time, getting closer after each rebirth to being back in the 21st century. Hence, we will see Pirate Batman, Cowboy Batman etc... in the upcoming series which charts his lives and rebirths through time. This was hinted at in Batman & Robin #10 which came out a few weeks back. D1ck, Alfred, and Damian were looking at all the portraits of famous Waynes down through the ages. All of the portraits looked like Bruce. My theory, is that the fate worse than death comes from Bruce having to live and die and be reborn over and over and over again. But that's just my two cents.

 

[amusedjester]

I think the fate worse than death is the realization that wherever or whenever he goes, he never escapes being the batman. No rest or peace for old Brucie.

 

[villainsfan42]

Spoiler:

Bruce was hit by Darkseid's Omega beams which apparently generated the Omega effect, a sort of trans-dimensional/temporal trap. Bruce's corpse was put in a pod which got sent back in time and when reality and the multiverse was re-writing itself due to the Final Crisis created by Darkseid, Bruce was brought back to life and was last seen hanging out in the Stone Age making cave paintings with the dead body of Anthro by his side. Bruce though is trapped by the Omega Effect which apparently brings him back to life every time he dies as he is reborn each time in a different time period. He is effectively traveling through time, getting closer after each rebirth to being back in the 21st century. Hence, we will see Pirate Batman, Cowboy Batman etc... in the upcoming series which charts his lives and rebirths through time. This was hinted at in Batman & Robin #10 which came out a few weeks back. D1ck, Alfred, and Damian were looking at all the portraits of famous Waynes down through the ages. All of the portraits looked like Bruce. My theory, is that the fate worse than death comes from Bruce having to live and die and be reborn over and over and over again. But that's just my two cents.

that has to be the DUMBEST _____ I HAVE EVER HEARD OF!!!

 

[Silent December]

that has to be the DUMBEST _____ I HAVE EVER HEARD OF!!!

Then you haven't been reading comics lately.

 

[villainsfan42]

Then you haven't been reading comics lately.

as soon as the stories start to involve time stuff and alternate realities, i try to stay away...why cant they just stick to the simple batman in the (comic) real world? it just gets too damn far fetched.

 

[BrooklynWolf X]

this is one of the reasons why i will stick to either the animation series, or the films from the nolanverse.

the comics...wtf??

nonetheless...sadly, when nolans trilogy comes to an end, i hope someone that is just as good as nolan can step in and continue from what nolan set up. he laid the ground work, as long as the next director stays away from 'camp' and nippled suits, we should be good.

 

[Silent December]

To be fair though, you have to understand that DC in particular has 60+ years worth of continuity to contend with, sounds easy enough but just imagine how many stories, editors, writers, artists, reboots, etc etc that would entail? it boggles the mind truly. But, yes I also wish DC would ONCE and for all streamline their realities and worlds. They tried with Zero Hour, Hypertime, and the umpteenth crisis and I'm still confused. The forthcoming Batman, Superman Earth 1 reboots aren't helping things along either.

 

[thedarkknight]

i want someone to drop some knowledge on me...

did the writer once say in an interview that bruce's fate would be worse than death?

i haven't read the comics. so...can someone tell me...how the hell is him getting lost in time or whatever, much worse than death??

Actually, his fate worse than death is...







Getting it caught in his zipper!!!!

 

[grphyx1]

How do you read a wizard mag by accident? You know, you sit down to take the browns to the superbowl, reach for that stack of mags piled behind you on top of the tank and you grab an old wizard from when it was decent.

Tha's how I read it on purpose

I actually love the ads, the funny letters and the irreverent humour, some levity that is lacking in comics nowadays i guess

 

[el santos]

this is one of the reasons why i will stick to either the animation series, or the films from the nolanverse.

the comics...wtf??

nonetheless...sadly, when nolans trilogy comes to an end, i hope someone that is just as good as nolan can step in and continue from what nolan set up. he laid the ground work, as long as the next director stays away from 'camp' and nippled suits, we should be good.

If ever Batgirl shows up in the movies (which I hope not) I would like her to have a nipple suit.

 

[el santos]

I think a fate worse then death if he had travel through Batman Forever and Batman & Robin. I think we would see Bruce laugh himself to death or he may just pick up a gun and they could continue the series

 

[haytil]

To be fair though, you have to understand that DC in particular has 60+ years worth of continuity to contend with, sounds easy enough but just imagine how many stories, editors, writers, artists, reboots, etc etc that would entail? it boggles the mind truly. But, yes I also wish DC would ONCE and for all streamline their realities and worlds. They tried with Zero Hour, Hypertime, and the umpteenth crisis and I'm still confused. The forthcoming Batman, Superman Earth 1 reboots aren't helping things along either.

There's no reason they can't tell "Batman" stories without ignoring previous continuity. I don't mean contradict, I mean ignore, as in telling standalone stories.

Those are always far superior.

Also, can you explain your signature? What are convention sketches, and why should we say no to them? I'm genuinely curious.