Another Question

[trustyside-kick]

Hey um I just so happen to be watching the Justice League marathon on Boomerang and I could not help but notice in some of the episodes there seems to be something going on with Batman and Woderman possibly.

Here is my question:

Is there actually something going with them in the comics? Cause I mean what about all those girls Bruce has recently dated and what not. :confused:

[trustyside-kick]

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[MaskedManJRK]

Yeah, there's been a few sparks; mostly, from Joe Kelly's JLA run.

[trustyside-kick]

So in the comics that involve the JLA there is sparks flying? Huh.

[hippie_hunter]

Yeah, in Kelly's JLA, Batman and Wonder Woman had an attraction. But that's over now, Batman and Wonder Woman hate each other at the moment.

[trustyside-kick]

Woah why do they hate eachother?

[TheFalcon]

Woah why do they hate eachother?

Because she killed a villain. Batman has a strict code against killing and both he and Superman got pretty mad a WW after she did it.

Batman and Wonder Woman kissed in the Trinity book, but I think that is out of continuity so it probably doesn't count. Nothing more happened after it anyway.

In Joe Kelly's JLA they tried to go on a date, but it didn't work out and if I recall correctly they decided a relationship wouldn't work.

[trustyside-kick]

Oh ya...I think I recall my brother telling me Wonder Woman killed a villain and got Bats and Supes upset. Thanks for answering my questions guys. :up:

[Fledermaus]

http://i45.photobucket.com/albums/f78/Sam655321/90.jpg

The whole "Batman/Wonder Woman romance-thing" pretty much came to a screeching halt in this issue. Diana went into a kind of virtual reality machine to see what life with Bruce would be like. There were several different outcomes. IMO it's one of the best stand-alone stories in the whole run.

[trustyside-kick]

Cool. I mean about the part where she went to that virtual reality thing to check out the scenarios.

[TheFalcon]

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The whole "Batman/Wonder Woman romance-thing" pretty much came to a screeching halt in this issue. Diana went into a kind of virtual reality machine to see what life with Bruce would be like. There were several different outcomes. IMO it's one of the best stand-alone stories in the whole run.

I can't believe I've never noticed that this and some other Kelly issues were missing from the tpb collections of JLA.
I guess I'll have to pick up these issues next time I'm ordering some comics.
Anybody know why they didn't collect these (#90-93)?

[drastic_quench]

http://img275.imageshack.us/img275/3989/batman200505310023077638uu.jpg

[The Joker]

Batman is actuallly smiling there, because he has a perfect view up her skirt...it's one of the kinky bondage games that they play on paradise island :o

[trustyside-kick]

Haha. :up:

[dr.strange]

is he wearing eye black?

[CConn]

Looks like it. Not surprising; Ross is photo-realistic.

[TheFalcon]

Looks like it. Not surprising; Ross is photo-realistic.

That's not a Alex Ross cover. It's by J.G. Jones.

[Fledermaus]

I think it's black facepaint around the eyes. Like in the movies.