Poor Dickie’s feels hurt. Bruce is in denial.
Wait, am I reading Batman or Jane Austen novel?
Batman #416
I don’t care what anyone says, I love me some Jim Starlin.
Poor Dickie’s feels hurt. Bruce is in denial.
Wait, am I reading Batman or Jane Austen novel?
Batman #416
I don’t care what anyone says, I love me some Jim Starlin.
Lots of LotDK issues feature a very young Batman, before Robin—B.R., as Dick would say—and Alfred is his only sounding board and friend. He’s still in early stages of building his friendship with Jim, and Harvey is too busy being the DA.
“Venom” includes drug addiction, of which I have to warn you. It starts with Batman being unable to save a little kid’s life because he wasn’t physically strong enough. He goes to her father to let him know, but Daddy is high on homemade pills, and he offers some to Batman. Things happen and he accepts them, and soon he becomes addicted.
Legends of The Dark Knight #3 by Denny O’Neil and Ed Hannigan
I wonder what Gotham’s elite has to say about Bruce behind his back.
“That Bruce Wayne is one clumsy motherfucker.”
No one sasses like Alfie.
Justice League: A New Beginning
Loved everything about this book.

Bruce Wayne:
It is a remarkable dichotomy. In many ways, Clark is the most human of us all. Then… he shoots fire from the skies and it is difficult not to think of him as a god. And how fortunate we all are that it does not occur to him
Freeze will forever be my favorite of Batman’s rogues.