Does Heroes need a 'Batman?'

[crazy monkey]

The show needs a broody, bad ass M-F'er!

Kee-rect. Maybe when Nathan gets off his bender, he'll fit that bill. He seems to be headed down the path of "I-don't-give-a-****."

And yes, after Bennet kung-fu's his boss with a finger and reveals his master plan to plant Mulhinder on the inside, he definitely cements his position as Heroes' Batman.

...I just hope there's some really cool plot-twisty reason for his lame cover.

Bennet: "Ok, family, there's an extremely powerful and resourceful secret organization out there hunting our asses down. So lets just slightly change our last name, move to another state, live together all in one spot, and you kids go to public school while I take a job at an actual paper company.

"They'll never find us! I'm the Goddamn Bennet!" t:

-- END!

 

[CyberFaust]

everyone needs a batman!

 

[Eddie Brock]

Y'know what else HRG said that was very Batman?

"What am I thinking now, Parkman?"
"Your last thought!"

Such a great line.

 

[CyberFaust]

witty, snappy, threatening=BATMAN!
BUt!....where's his mask? and can he wear it with the glasses?

 

[Eddie Brock]

I mean, there are countless, Batman-esque things he's done. Off the top of my head:

- His first encounter with Suresh in the cab.
- Pwning his annoying little boss.
- The line that I mentioned in my previous post.
- Guiding Parkman and Sprague telepathically.
- Knowing about Claire all that time behind her back.
- Lying like an expert.
- Thinking in Japanese.
- Always having a plan.

 

[CyberFaust]

yeah, but where's the belt, eh? WHERE'S THE BELT!

 

[Eddie Brock]

yeah, but where's the belt, eh? WHERE'S THE BELT!

He presses a button on his glasses, and it deploys.

 

[CyberFaust]

good enough for me

 

[Sawyer]

I mean, there are countless, Batman-esque things he's done. Off the top of my head:

- His first encounter with Suresh in the cab.
- Pwning his annoying little boss.
- The line that I mentioned in my previous post.
- Guiding Parkman and Sprague telepathically.
- Knowing about Claire all that time behind her back.
- Lying like an expert.
- Thinking in Japanese.
- Always having a plan.

Agreed. HRG could easily kill Bruce Wayne and take his place. There is one that you forgot, though: HRG pwning the rapist kid and telling the Haitian to hollow him out. THAT was awesome.

Your avy's amazing, by the way.

 

[Eddie Brock]

Agreed. HRG could easily kill Bruce Wayne and take his place. There is one that you forgot, though: HRG pwning the rapist kid and telling the Haitian to hollow him out. THAT was awesome.

Your avy's amazing, by the way.

That's true! I forgot about pwning Brody!

But like I said, that list was just off the top of my head. That's proof that he's awesome - I can compose a list that long from memory.

 

[Sawyer]

Oh, and Jack Coleman is also a sixth generation grandchild of Ben Franklin, which only makes him more of a badass.

 

[Corinthian™]

Heroes doesn't need a batman, it needs a Rock Lee From naruto

perhaps someone with a fairly useless power but overall manages to become useful by toning up his own human abilities tobecome totally badass...

maybe something as camp as someone who doesn't age, and meets hero in the past as a bumbling bafoon but emerges in the present as a total badass who has spent centuries learning the art of deception/mystery/detective work/self defense.

I like how you think

 

[chamber-music]

I'm HRG DAMMIT

 

[November Rain]

I like how you think

rock lee in my eyes has quite easily showcased himself in his single battle with gaara to be possibly the greatest human being ever represented in a fictional form.

standing up and ready to go while out cold? It brought tears to my eyes and made me feel ashamed to have ever given up at anything...

honest truth...

he's not a character, he's a way of life.

 

[Lone]

HRG vs Batman....who would win?

 

[carrrnuttt]

HRG vs Batman....who would win?

With, or without prep-time?