Should Batman, not Bruce Wayne, unite the League?

[auditor]

Hmmm. While not as refined as say a DarthSkywalker or Tobias he's an alright flamebaiter. Those are notoriously hard to ban. They usually skirt within the rules and are in it for the long haul. I don't know man. Maybe a month if someone manages to get under his skin.

I'm not trying to do that. I said I'm not trying to hate on what you guys like. Overall I'm really sad about the rough start WB. has gotten. I'm a huge fan of D.C.. I love Batman and Superman and the Justice League.

I really do not like the fact the whole team knows his identity already.

 

[Da-Scribe]

That is a good point. But I think when outweighed by dramatic effect it would require very little disbelief. Especially in the heat of the moment. At that moment Barry would know very little of Batman. He wouldn't even know if Batman was wealthy or if he even had powers.

It does make sense that he would eventually figure that out, but I think it would require little disbelief. It could even be interesting to see Flash figure it out like that. Not on the spot, but later. Like Batman got handed Batmanstyle.

But how do you feel in terms of Batman being more trusting because of superman, even though Flash sent Batman an apocalyptic message about Superman from the future?

Batman has to be wealthy. He wouldn't be able to use military grade weaponry and a drive a customized Batmobile if he weren't. He also operates in Gotham, which is a broke ass city if BvS is any indication. So from there, it's really just a question of what guy in Gotham has the money and access to the sorta things Batman has and also has the motivation to do what Batman does. Bruce Wayne is the plainly obvious choice. And with the speed in which Flash can process information, which IIRC is faster than the speed of light, he'd have figured that out the moment Batman mentioned being an orphan.

All that aside, I have no problem with a trusting Batman. He got a warning about someone, but he doesn't know that it's Superman and it most likely isn't. He has no reason to think it even would be given that Superman a) saved the world and b) is dead. He's not assembling the Justice League to fight Superman. He's doing it in honor of Superman. That's made really clear at the end of BvS.

Regardless, that warning was entirely too ambiguous to say for certain it was about Superman and there's no way that the renewed Bruce Wayne would run with that assertion without knowing for sure. He's already made that mistake once.

 

[Micromind]

I'm not trying to do that. I said I'm not trying to hate on what you guys like. Overall I'm really sad about the rough start WB. has gotten. I'm a huge fan of D.C.. I love Batman and Superman and the Justice League.

I really do not like the fact the whole team knows his identity already.

Given notorious reputation that Batman has, why would anyone trust him if he asks for their assistance and asks them to join him ?

The best way to earn trust is to reveal your secret and then ask them to join besides, Batman cannot move around the world recruiting metas in broad daylight. Makes more sense for Bruce to do so.

 

[morningmimosa]

Funny thing is I googled it when we were having this discussion. And yes drones sometimes have people inside.


You have no idea what I am talking about.

Now it's just getting sad.

 

[auditor]

Batman has to be wealthy. He wouldn't be able to use military grade weaponry and a drive a customized Batmobile if he weren't. He also operates in Gotham, which is a broke ass city if BvS is any indication. So from there, it's really just a question of what guy in Gotham has the money and access to the sorta things Batman has and also has the motivation to do what Batman does. Bruce Wayne is the plainly obvious choice. And with the speed in which Flash can process information, which IIRC is faster than the speed of light, he'd have figured that out the moment Batman mentioned being an orphan.

All that aside, I have no problem with a trusting Batman. He got a warning about someone, but he doesn't know that it's Superman and it most likely isn't. He has no reason to think it even would be given that Superman a) saved the world and b) is dead. He's not assembling the Justice League to fight Superman. He's doing it in honor of Superman. That's made really clear at the end of BvS.

Regardless, that warning was entirely too ambiguous to say for certain it was about Superman and there's no way that the renewed Bruce Wayne would run with that assertion without knowing for sure. He's already made that mistake once.

do people assume wolverine is rich because of the xmen's jet?

But yeah the warning was very specific. In that dream sequence you see Superman come right at Batman talking about Lois. Then a moment later Flash says "you were right to fear him. Find Lois lane" I don't know how else Batman could interpret that.

 

[auditor]

Now it's just getting sad.

Let it go. You and blue lantern aren't even discussing the topic. You aren't even contributing to the conversation.

 

[morningmimosa]

What discussion? Your fanfic scenario in which man of murder killed two people inside a "manned" drone?

E: eh, back to topic then.

 

[idiot09]

@auditor,while I appreciate that you are being respectful and just sharing your opinions,maybe its just possible that because they didnt show anyone inside the drone,it was indeed a unmanned remote control drone?

And that eventhough in many incarnations Batman never reveals his secret identity,maybe with the context they establish in JL,it would make sense why he went there as Bruce rather than a man dressed as a bat known to brand criminals and have cruel ways?Maybe he realises that he will eventually have to trust these group of people and after enough investigation and under dire circumstances chooses to reveal his identity?

Just a thought.I am not trying to be condescending or anything.

 

[auditor]

What discussion? Your fanfic scenario in which man of murder killed two people inside a "manned" drone?

E: eh, back to topic then.

You just keep quoting me and talking to me but your not even talking about what I am talking about or answering the question i asked you 20 times in the posts you quoted.

 

[auditor]

@auditor,while I appreciate that you are being respectful and just sharing your opinions,maybe its just possible that because they didnt show anyone inside the drone,it was indeed a unmanned remote control drone?

And that eventhough in many incarnations Batman never reveals his secret identity,maybe with the context they establish in JL,it would make sense why he went there as Bruce rather than a man dressed as a bat known to brand criminals and have cruel ways?Maybe he realises that he will eventually have to trust these group of people and after enough investigation and under dire circumstances chooses to reveal his identity?

Just a thought.I am not trying to be condescending or anything.

Dude like 2 days ago I admitted I was mistaken about a guy in the drone. Ok that was pages ago.
If I was talking about something entirely different, why is that your response?
Seriously let it go.

 

[Da-Scribe]

Lol you're most hostile to the person being the most reasonable with you. You don't owe this board a thing, idiot09.