I found 3 jokers ending pretty good as it brings so many stories and a whole new lore and origin of joker. It brings many questions as whats the identity of the joker? Especially since batman knows.
That whole paper and the janitor was a means do we start Jason and Barbara shipping. The janitor walked passed and brushed against it and got rid of it. So we will never get that shipping moving into a batman, red hood or batgirl issue.
Hood is coming back to Gotham so you are going to have interactions between the three of them
Damian Wayne was one of the main characters for that Lazarus event. Maybe last year or two years ago dunno. While they could have centered it around people that were dipped in that thing. He has a comic with Bruce but shit ain't good. Character ain't evolving, just a blind faith in Bruce/Zur as of now.You glossed over Damian Wayne conveniently.
Jason Todd has gathered a cult-following despite being hated from beginning by the fan-base. Tim Drake literally replaced his ass after the community voted to have Jason killed. They brought him back and told a handful of badass stories with him (INCLUDING A MOVIE, something Grayson doesn't even have).
His character arc is more-or-less complete. He has been in stuff since then, there's just to a lot of need for him. He's Dick Grayson if he dressed like Shadow the Hedgehog bro.
That movie was fine but where are we with the character ? Where does Jason Todd stand ? What's the plan they have for him ? They can't even say. The webcomic was axed iirc.
You can see EXACTLY how his story plays out for killing the Joker though- You get to see what happens when Batman kills The Joker in like 100 different comics. Jason is intended to be the outcast of the Bat Family.
Well that's a general issue with retcons and lite-retcons.
Yeah, I prefer DC characters; the actual stories told are more-or-less comparable.
He got his healing factor from Wolverine, right? So if he got Wolvies X-Gene, any mutant detecting technology would detect him as one, right?Deadpool only recently became a mutant and that required him getting a new body. Deadpool was not a mutant, he was similar to Captain America; his powers were given to him he didn't have them at birth.
He had cancer and got experimented on, so now his cells hyper-replicate essentially and give him an insane healing factor.
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Deadpool was not a mutant.Fake-ass fan.
I don't care about that character at all, but I thought that the change they made was appropriate for the story they wanted to tell. (They didn't tell it very well, but that's not because Ma Velma was a woman)
OG MAR VELL FEMALE VERSION IN MOVIE 
Bizarro did nothing wrong! Bizarre lives matter!The Robins are not side-lined. They get more panels than full-fledged Justice Leaguers. More importantly: why the fuck do you want good-guy Bizarro?
A mutant collar would not work on Deadpool.
It does in the movie.
Deadpool isn’t a mutant in the comics, in the movies his powers come from a serum that activates “dormant mutant genes” in his body, meaning he is a mutant exclusively in this continuity. *and after Krakoa.
Or at least that's what I found when I looked it up- I never watched the Deadpool movies. I don't really watch comic book movies as a rule, at least not live-action ones.
