So I can post this now, right? Or is Bat-Man considered to be more bat than man anyhow and thus not in violation of the old rules either? And how did I get away with this for five months?
The person who requested this (rather a few years ago, I should say) is not fond of Superman. However, I find some of her preferable characters highly questionable!
A thing much like the archery picture in that I spent a great deal of effort on it which is not at all evident and features a minimum of silly imps (the minimum is ONE). And hey, these colors again.
I'm not entirely sure how the Bat-Man beat the Super-Man here, but it also seems possible to me that Superman merely gave up to protect himself from further bowtie related abuse.
I do too! Primarily so that I can know that monster is coming and thus make myself quite hidden.
Re: plans, The Rainbow Batman story comes to my mind, and I'll not link to a picture of the cover because in all probability you've seen it a few times without even trying. Having now viewed the actual story I can assure you the explanation is every bit as anticlimactic and illogical as a good silver-painted-plastic age comic book doesn't make the slightest effort to justify.
I do too! Primarily so that I can know that monster is coming and thus make myself quite hidden. R
Oh yes, I have seen the Rainbow Batman cover alright. Not surprised the explanation was a bit of a letdown! Oh, Silver Age. What would we do without you?
Oh yes, I have seen the Rainbow Batman cover alright. Not surprised the explanation was a bit of a
He's a crafty feller alright. I should be more clear; I already had this printed at poster size (I do not recall the exact dimensions) where my normal prints were made but I was not present when the thing was unrolled! I didn't even want to look at the visible rolled portion before I completed the delivery because I was so certain I'd notice an unforgivable mistake at such large size.
He's a crafty feller alright. I should be more clear; I already had this printed at poster size (I d
Your friend's opinion notwithstanding, DC does seem to have made BatMan a jealous rival to Superman, even a foe. Their first postcrisis meeting (Man of Steel #2) had Superman reluctantly working with BatMan to stop Magpie. DC also made Superman and Capt.Marvel rivals & foes.
Eventually SuperMan entrusted BatMan with the only piece of kryptonite known to have reached Earth. (unlike preCrisis stories where kryptonite lay everywhere.). To be used if Superman went rogue.
Your friend's opinion notwithstanding, DC does seem to have made BatMan a jealous rival to Superman,
