Imo he should be around 35-40 in age not any higher

Sources:

First Image: Detective Comics #1035

Second Image: Damian: Son of Batman #1

Third Image: Damian: Son of Batman #2.

Why did gunn take the project away from reeves i feel it would’ve fit perfectly into is world even though its a non super power world i think this is the most accurate gritty realistic clayface to put in that world

Let me know your thoughts

What according to you are the top 3 best superhero movies of this decade, that is 2020s so far?

Some of the choices include:-

1. The Suicide Squad (2021)
2. ⁠Shang-Chi (2021)
3. ⁠Spider-Man: No Way Home (2021)
4. ⁠The Batman (2022) 🦇
5. ⁠Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse (2023)
6. The Flash (2023) 🦇
7. ⁠Guardians of the Galaxy Vol.3 (2023)
8. ⁠Deadpool & Wolverine (2024)
9. ⁠Superman (2025)
10. ⁠Thunderbolts* (2025)
11. ⁠The Fantastic Four: First Steps (2025)
12. ⁠Spider-Man: Brand New Day (2026)

Would love to know the thoughts of y’all!

Outside of his obvious long time rival. Who would be your pick for Batman’s greatest villain? My pick would be Two Face for the symbolism he represents for Batman. Both have and struggle with duel identities, and both believe in delivering justice, but their ideologies on justice are very different and the nature of their duel identities are also different. They are like two sides of the same coin in a sense. A reminder of what Batman could become if he doesn’t uphold his moral code

The actual dialogue exchanged between the two characters in this specific scene from Batman: Under the Red Hood is:

Red Hood: Tell me, how does that feel?

Joker: You know, it only hurts when I laugh. But hey... I gotta know. Who are you? You said we knew one another. You do seem really familiar. We double at the prom? Or maybe blow up a school bus together?

Red Hood: No. I'm just something you helped make.

Didn't experience Adam West's Batman but I just came across this photo on my Twitter TL. They are all talking about the costume but everyrhing about this photo is so cool.

Seriously, this is messed up and demented, especially for a kids show/movie. I love that they were willing to go there though, both for not treating the kid audience to lightly and also to give the Joker one final play worthy of this versions rivalry with Batman compared to the rest of his villains.

I made this sketch of my version of the 4th Clayface, Sondra Fuller, that I've been been working on in my head for a little while. For a barebones rundown of her backstory, it's essential the origin of Basil Karlo/Matt Hagen put into Sondra. This Sondra was once a former Hollywood superstar, who's face was mutilated, and became reliant on the face cream Renew You, and was later transformed into Clayface by it.
Perfect timing since the Clayface movie just came out.

Okay so I really don't have high hopes for this discussion, and I am honestly kinda intimidated by it. But it just makes sense to me, Tom Hollands Spiderman had a Highschool Trilogy directed by Jon Watts and now he's having a grownup trilogy with Dustin Daniel Cretton.

I think it's just so conveniently placed that an amazing Batman Saga is already happening at the same time as the DCU while darker works like the Lanterns Show and Clayface are giving a look at the grunge and darkness that the DCU can offer. I honestly don't want Matt Reeves vision to be interrupted by James Gunn but I also think that Pattinson would compliment Corenswet so nicely. I just don't get the point, we already have the pinnacle Batman and the pinnacle Superman, so why even take the risk of creating yet another Batman will get compared to its Battinson competitor?

I think it could be genuinely amazing if we let Matt Reeves finish his hopefully 3-Movie vision and then pass the torch to James Gun, and we will then understand why the Batman in the new trilogy is grizzled and experienced. By the way, when I say directed by James Gun the parentheses were intentional. I mean have the story told as he intended, I am sure James will find someone more fitting and talented for the task to tell Battinsons next chapter and maybe he gives some insight on how to fit it into the broader DCU.

The only arguments I see against this are that Matt Reeves Batman doesn't fit which makes no sense to me, the Daredevil series is thematically a seperate universe from the MCU in its own right and yet the character still fits. The fun part of DC is not having a campy Batman coherently laugh and banter with an equally comical and lighthearted superman, the magic comes from how those personalities bounce off eachother, any amount of comedy shouldn't come from Batman trying to crack a joke it should come from this serious gothic vigilante now being placed in a clashing enviroment and the insanity of that situation. If the story needs Batman to change as a character then that is just bad writing.

The second argument, is that Pattinson will probably retire after The Batman Part 2, which fare but there will be an actor that has to play this role even longer and in even more movies than Pattinson could've dreamed of, so it will be the exact same situation but with someone else picking up that heavy mantle.

The third argument is that he will be too old which I disagree, we don't know how physically and mentally the Reeves Trilogy would be versus whatever James Gun had in mind.

Okay I'm very tired and going to bed but I will message everybody and try my best to have an educated and engaging discussion on this topic!

Hey all, I’m pretty new to reading comics but I’ve always been a DC fan. I loved the flashpoint movie and loved the idea of Thomas Wayne as Batman, and his character in the movie. When I heard and got told about him invading Gotham and killing Alfred I was absolutely gutted. Is there like a genuine reason for the massive difference? (I’m open to spoilers). Did anyone else feel like this?

I just finished reading Batman Year One: Scarcrow, and really enjoyed it! I love the serial killer vibe it has and how it really dives into the characters origins, which is, for me, the best part.

One thing I disliked about it is the way Batman behaves, which I found very strange and different from his usual interpretations, but, since he isn't as much of a protagonist as Crane is, it didn't bother me much.

Overall, fun to read, especially in Halloween, and one of my favorite Scarecrow stories so far.

Many people ship Batman with different characters like Catwoman, Talia al Ghul, Viki Vale, Julie Madison, Wonder Woman, Zatanna, etc and Spider-Man with Gwen Stacy, MJ, and Black Cat but those usually don’t lead to intense disputes between fans and don’t get extremely toxic like Nightwing’s ships.

What is it about whether Nightwing should date either Starfire or Barabara Gordon that it leads to debates that get so intense and toxic?

Sources: The New Teen Titans (Vol. 2) #34 (1987) by Eduardo Barreto, and Batgirl Vol. 5 #15 (2017) by Dan Mora

Is there any precedent of Poison Ivy and Firefly being at odds in the comics? I for some reason have a vivid memory of that being a thing but I can’t find any sources. It makes sense that an arsonist would be at odds with Poison Ivy though does it not?

Sorry if I've tagged this wrong, but I have been searching for this book for 15 years give or take. I am not sure how I stumbled on it while looking at something else entirely but as soon as I saw the cover I fucking knew it! I remember borrowing this book back in high school from the library and the ONLY thing from it I could remember was the Joker getting ground to death by stone grinders. That was the ONLY detail I remembered.

And now that I once again know the name of it I can hunt down a copy so I can finish reading it!