Alfred Dies Batman Kills Everyone
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2023
- Alfred Dies Batman Kills Everyone
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The most unrealistic part of this story is that they were able to kill Alfred.
This comic explains very well why Batman refuses to kill, he is aware that once he kills a villain he wouldn't stop.
The Batman Who Laughs left his Alfred alive. He drove him insane, but he left Alfred as the last human alive on his planet. A mentally insane, Joker version of Batman with no morals was so attached to Alfred that he didn’t kill him, even though his humanity was completely gone.
Not gonna lie. Watching Bane beg for mercy like a little girl before paying for what he did to Alfred was REALLY satisfying. In his final moments he proved to be nothing more than a pathetic coward.
This Batman is undoubtedly the most tragic in the Dark Multiverse. Seeing Alfred, the man who became his father, being horribly murdered with sadism and cruelty by his enemies completely destroyed his sanity. It was his eclipse
I love that after Zero tells us Batman rips Cyborg's head and spinal cord out, he yells in a cheerful tone "DON'T FORGET TO LIKE THIS VIDEO !!!"
Can we take a moment to talk about how good this art looks?
This situation brings to mind a poignant moment in a comic book where the Penguin confesses to an aging Bruce Wayne that he's always known he's Batman. He never targeted the people Bruce loved because he realized that doing so wouldn't kill Batman; it would strip away Bruce's humanity, leaving only the vigilante behind.
And then he was recruited by the Batman who laughs
I admire how Cyborg was the one trying to reason with Bruce in the end, who was also someone that was, in a way being, forced by an external technological entity into being someone he doesn't want to be. Into a "horrible murder machine".
this comic had potential to be a great story about a Batman fully driven by vengeance, but instead they went the route of "fuck it, just make him an invincible cyborg that kills everyone"
Bane: "You won't cause me harm, right? Even I have a heart, you know?"
Joker was right about one thing: all it would take is one bad day
The artwork on this one is absolutely incredible!
Murder Machine was my favorite Dark Multiverse Batman. I liked the Drowned and Grim Knight, but MM's story was all about how important Alfred was to Bruce and that put him on top.
Superman telling Batman how to handle the loss of a loved one is unbelievably ironic
To have Batman raging about his Rogue's Gallery is kinda hypocritical, considering all the times he let his enemies live, only to escape Arkaham and kill countless innocents.
Alfred forgot to say the line ☠️
the justice league has destroyed the world more times than any villain