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Imagine a comic of someone who is extremely claustrophobic to the point even hugs are to much and superman, for some reason, really wants to hug said person, but the person is really good at avoiding it.
it's more about looking like you're doing your job than doing your job at that point ... like even guard know that bullets will do nothing but he still has to at least make it look like he's trying to stop superman or maintain control of the situation
Do you know where does the injustice 2 comics ends take place? Cuz as I read it, it ended on a very shit plot! I mean in game we see brainiac comes in and justice League assembles and defeat brainiac and then they send superman to phantom Zone but injustice 2 #72 seemed awful ending to me, didn't feel like ending, do you know where does it ends?
The moment Joker said that, Bruce remembered his own family and how the Joker hurt them, it was probably difficult for bruce but this is not the first time Bruce Snaps the Joker's neck. He does it in a different Comic/Movie where he is much older and for no reason at all he looks more Jacked up like BANE or Hulk.
@@thecinnamonguy5127 I'll assume 25 years tops. But maybe mitigated to 10 years in close security prison. (Not maximum nor supermax.) Some inmates would love to kill batman. But won't since the prison guards already respect batman for finally killing the Joker. And will give Batman some breathing space.
That panel of Superman walking through for a hug will always be one of the hardest moments in. Knox’s for me dude, that shit is legendary and so many it makes me grow a beard.
“Seems like a clear cut case of self defence to me Mr. Wayne, you are free to go” I can imagine him arguing to be locked up and everyone just insisting it was self defence lmao
Technically the prosecutor has the right to drop a case that he/she doesn’t feel is justified. “Your honor, I just don’t see enough evidence to proceed with this case.”
While Superman literally walking through a wall is super badass, I can imagine the prison warden being like "God damn, it's called a door you friggin super bastards!" 😂
Yeah...that one is NOT gonna go over well with the kids. Jason, Dick, Tim, Duke; they've all suffered at his hands too much to not take issue with this.
If this had been 1% more realistic, Batman would have been acquired, given the key to the city, and the President would have a pardon ready to sign should the jury hadn't.
In my headcanon, the trial was the pure opposite of what it’s supposed to be- the jury and judge were doing everything they could to acquit Batman, and he was doing his hardest to argue why he should go to jail for it anyway.
@@jegudielyusha2866The real problem is that while the people of Gotham would likely try to get him out with little to no punishment, Batman knows himself and likely wouldn’t allow anything less then the full punishment for his act of killing, even if it was Joker. Part of it I think is that he won’t be able to trust himself to not simply kill anymore, effectively ending his willingness to put on the Cowl.
I’ve seen too many cases IRL of people acting in self defense being charged with murder. Entirely too many. One state’s Supreme Court actually established a must-retreat requirement before acting in self defense.
He should have been in jail for his vigilante crimes and should have found this moral compass long ago but then we wouldn’t have had any comics to read 😂
@@jegudielyusha2866 Sadly, in the real, world? The woke would convict him. BLM would rant and rave. Civil law-suits out the ass from all of the 'good, misunderstood, misguided, babies in society' thugs, he broke and, their, worthless, families. THEN, there's the politicians.
Judge: You are innocent on all charges of murder tho its obviously no self defence ....bro you killed the joker , you deserve like all medals possible Batman : put me in to the hole, now
Yeah but so you think this is why our superman was SO pissed. Bro wakes up from a perfect dream only to realize none of that happened, and your bro is now your number 1 enemy.
I imagine it's more like he did like Rorschach and made sure the prisoners knew they were locked up with him, and whoever snitches doesn't exist anymore.
@@Zedonus0 That would made an interesting premise. Bruce Wayne goes to prison on some charges, inmates think a rich guy would be an easy target but in the end half of them are converted to batman/bruce followers and keep criminals in check
@@thisisMeDM Nah, punisher firmly believes what he's doing is good, this Bats knows what he did is wrong but necessary, that's why he turned himself in
So many other versions made him looks soft or stupid. This makes perfect sense. You don’t let pychotic people loose to kill over and over again, that’s injustice.
The real reason as for why Batman, and any hero shouldn't kill is deciding who gets to receive the sentence, and who gets to be executioner. Some will take it too far. As that ignorant movie showed, Red hood didn't understand justice, just vengeance.
@@carmelorosario155 I'm not so sure. There are times when it is clearly warranted AND Superman above everybody else is the best to make that call. Whereas Batman is psychotic and would find it easy and enjoy it. That's why injustice doesn't make sense, Superman would do it from a place of sympathy and sadness and he would hate it but he would do it.
I love how bruce gives up everything just to stop clark from going down a voilent path He knows clark will kill joker so bstman breaks his code and does it himself, giving up his life, his freedom, and his morality, just to protect clark from doing the same
" the court has found you innocent on the grounds of justified murder. " " ... see that no smoking sign? " " yes? " " * slowly pulls out cigar * " " doooonnnt.... " " * slowly pulls out a lighter * " " dont you do it.... " " * puts the cigar in smoking position * " " Don't you dare... " " *lights it * " " * bangs gavel * Death. "
Bruce wanted to be punished for murdering the Joker. He wanted to show that no one is above the law, even Batman. It's honestly the best thing for Bruce to do, as it not only shows citizens he lives by the code he enforces, but it was a way for Bruce to keep that dark side in check, ensuring he doesn't begin killing every time he takes down a violent criminal.
In Injustice Lois has superhuman durability. She survived a beating by Supes at full power, entered and re-entered the atmosphere unharmed and still manages to wake up when re-entering. Not to mention she was in outer space for a prolonged period.
@@Legendnewerwell yeah but even in the actual timeline she still survived his punches somehow even tho the nuke shoulda probably gone off on impact cause she woulda died the moment he first hit her
So hear me out....*hits blunt*... Lois survived superman beat down or up🤔 because she was having Superman’s baby, which inadvertently gave her a few of his powers ie durability of a Kryptonian, as the baby was absorbing the suns energy and it was mixing with Lois’s DNA 🤷🏾♂️…. *hits blunt* 🏃🏾♂️➡️🏃🏾♂️➡️🏃🏾♂️➡️
Those who skim the law to enforce it are to be held to a higher standard. It's one of the reasons WHY BatMan didnt kill. This time, after decades of the Joker being a menace and Bats not putting him down, an act so pivotal came about where BatMan HAD to kill his nemesis, so that Super Man, the big blue boy scout, the God who has a human soul, would not fall victim to what Joker thrives off be it in life or death.. corrupting with chaos. Bats as a result chose to go to prison, as he had a sense of order to his vigilantism.. but this is an alternate time line of an alternate timeline.. and Bats didn't kill Joker.. Supes did.. and it changes him to be everything he and the JL ever fought against. Tyrannical Dictatorship.
@@johndarcangelo6893 Neither Bat Man nor Super Man are run of the mill cops. Bat Man is one of, if not THE best self taught detective in the DC universe, and Clark is an Alien who as said is God Like. Both of them have placed high expectations on themselves, and they should.. that's what makes them the good guys.
If I tried to play devils advocate here for Batman, I’d say Batman knows Superman was on the brink of losing it at this time, and having the Joker say he’d do that, Batman knows the Joker is kids play compared to what evil Superman is capable of. So in that sense, Batman was nipping it in the bud and ultimately saving Earth from Superman. Basically the Trolley Dilemma.
To be fair, if Supes became like Jason or worse... Well, Supes could do far more damage. Plus, Batman probably just learned from that mistake as well, and decided to act preemptively this time.
It should have went.. The police: so Mr. Wayne you saw the joker slipping on those stairs, cracking his neck, and then rolled inside the batmobile, right ? *wink* *wink*
@@MrDublem of all places to complain about police corruption you chose, a Batman comic where clear lunatics that kill hundreds constantly escape prison or the asylum. LMAO 🤣 So many of the villains would have already got the death sentence.
"I'm here to turn myself in." The entire police station laughs so loudly the building starts to shake. "I-I'm serious guys, I killed the joker, arrest me" They laugh even harder. "S-stop bullying me...!" Gordon comes up to him, laughs even harder, then tells him to get his ass back out on the streets. Batman is kicked out of the police station as he cries after being bullied so much. Batman, in a nutshell
Lmao even if he weren't batman, come on. Bruce is a billionare. The only reason he would stay in prison is because he himself feels he deserves to be there. Even if he weren't batman or a super billionare, any sane jury would be happy to give him the 'not guilty' verdict for killing the goddamn joker.
I love the idea of Bruce, while technically the defendant, would be playing the role of prosecutor while the prosecution does the opposite. Like a scoring in your own goal type of deal
The most unrealistic part of this entire story is that Bruce Wayne, arguably the single wealthiest individual in his entire world, would be put in the same blue-collar prison that the thugs he catches go to.
I’d like to think Bruce is both fighting his inner demons over killing Joker, and making sure criminals know that he’s not above the law when it comes to taking a life. Likely, several of the other convicts would side with the Bat over the others who felt wronged. By spending time in lock up, Bruce would likely have a new appreciation for what the victims of a broken system must suffer and choose grass roots projects over just a cape and cowl. Striking with fear from the shadows made sense as a child. Knowing where the people who cause pain have come from, maybe he can now offer hope in the light. A new Batman, one that builds up his city rather than just fighting the bad guys.
This issue is the sauce I love how close superman Batman even Batman risk everything his oath for his friends future children and batmans not emotional I love how superman goes through the glass and everything when they talked true god right there no metal or man thing could stop him so cool
this Batman is why Prime Batman's no-kill rule is such bullcrap, this Batman realized that the Joker's madness wouldn't stop until he was dead, but he didn't want Clark to do it, to bloody that shining symbol of hope, so he hauled Joker off as usual and once he was out of sight of Clark and the others . . . *snap,* no more Joker, and, in stark contrast to Prime's reasoning for the no-kill rule where he was afraid that killing Joker would be the start of a slippery slope, this Batman turned himself in, hero or not he decided he must be held accountable for taking a life, even one as deranged as the Joker
Batman’s character has evolved into something far removed from his original purpose. The clear distinction between hero and villain has been blurred, with modern interpretations increasingly glorifying villains while undermining the hero’s moral code. Earlier Batman stories portrayed him as an incorruptible force for good, someone who stopped villains before they could truly harm anyone. His rogues' gallery existed as foils to Batman's unwavering sense of justice, with his “no-kill” rule making sense in a world where he actually prevented crime. However, as the villains became darker and more violent, Batman’s refusal to kill them started to feel less heroic and more naive. Modern stories have transformed him into a character who allows mass murderers to live, knowing full well they will escape and kill again. Additionally, Batman has been overpowered to absurd levels just to keep up with characters like Superman, making him less relatable and more of a superhuman with endless gadgets. The result? Batman has drifted from being a symbol of incorruptible justice to someone upholding a broken system. His villains now seem more like victims of a corrupt society than the pure embodiments of evil they once were. In trying to make Batman “dark,” modern storytelling has lost the core of who he was - a hero who stood for good, despite the tragedies that shaped him.
That's a lot of words to say you think you should be allowed to kill people just because you think they really deserve it. Guess where that attitude gets you? (Hint: it's not into the adoring hearts of a thankful society) (Spoiler: it's in jail, where you belong) (Double spoiler: that's literally the whole point of this comic)
The no-kill rule is perfectly fine. The problem is that writers want Batman to lack the ability to distinguish. Some people refuse to change from their horrible choices, and others will change given enough time, and patience. Obviously, this is all fiction, so characters like Joker are not going to change. The Joker needs to be dealt with, in some way. Locked up forever, or executed by the justice system. And if the law isn't going to do it, the Justice League needs to lobby the law to do so. This allows the league to continue being the individuals who catch the criminals, not taking the law into their own hands.
its more than that, im just pretty sure bats isn't saying everything, I don't think its that he did it JUST because joker would try again to take everything away from clark or even necessarily that he might try and destroy a city, i think it was that bruce KNEW the consequences of if superman was pushed far enough to kill someone and the consequences it would mean for the world, I don't think he did it just out of emotionalness and protecting people from the joker, I think he weighed his values and morales against the safety of the world from a superman pushed too far, I think it was a calculating decision, and that's the difference between killing the joker for jason, jason didn't have the power to burn the world out of rage and revenge and batman wouldn't kill for something like revenge
@@seth181 Fam, Wholeheartedly, I get your point, yeah it makes sense BUT THATS HIS ADOPTED SONNN??? Plus joker has the power to terrorise the world which he did on multiple occasions so it wouldn't make sense to why Bruce didn't kill him then, could've saved so many others
@@zebafathima5869You didn’t read the original comic then did you. After Jason’s death the joker left gotham in fear of Batman. Batman went out fully intending to kill the joker but was stopped by Superman and the fact that the joker became the Iranian ambassador. At the end of the comic Batman and joker fight in a falling helicopter and Batman jumps leaving joker to fall to his supposed death, but comics being comics joker survived.
That's because you don't understand his actual point. It's not "I don't kill my enemies because it's wrong" it's "I don't kill my enemies because everyone can be redeemed and who I am to play judge, jury, and executioner. I will stop evil when I can and let the people decide what to do with it." The real crux of the problem for Bruce is if he accepts not everyone can be redeemed then he is accepting he can't be redeemed. That he will forever be hateful for that night. Not killing gives villains hope to change, people hope to do right, and himself hope he can come back from that night.
@brandonjohnston1650 I mean Joker drugged a man to brutally kill his wife and in doing so nuked a city. Death is the least Joker deserves, this is also an actual terrorist attack.
@@stevengull6703 everyone can be redeemed, yes, but not everyone can be redeemed by Batman or Superman. This level of redemption is not within their scope of abilities, great as they are. I prefer to take a tolkienistic approach to some characters and some people. By this I mean, For Example, Tolkien held that the orcs are pure evil, yes, but as you say still they’re not beyond redemption. Only, the catch is-the redemption of the orcs is a feat that no elf or man is capable of. Nor could any Maia nor even any of the Valar. Melkor corrupted the orcs at a time when his power was so great that he was second only to Eru. It would require an equivalent or greater level of power to undo this corruption-no one but Eru has this amount of power. As such, even though it’s possible for the orcs to be redeemed, achieving that redemption is a task that’s simply impossible for any elf or man. *As a result, they’re faced with pure evil orcs and no way to fix them or redeem them. Their only option is to kill them.* *The joker is such a creature-he is evil to the point that it’s beyond batman, beyond Superman, beyond maybe *anyone* but the highest tier reality warmers to fix him (even they can’t fix him cause the writers won’t allow them to even try). *The only feasible option to deal with this kind of evil that is, for all intents and purposes, incurable, is to kill it.* Preferably with fire, or something else that’s permanent
@@stevengull6703 soooo after everything he still thinks joker can be redeemed? Every time the Batman villains do hideous stuff and he never crosses the line for him when he’s clearly an exception to that rule
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When Superman wants to hug you, you WILL be hugged.
Basically. 💯
You wiiiiiilllllll be huuugggeedddd. You wiiiilllllll be huuuhugged😂
Imagine a comic of someone who is extremely claustrophobic to the point even hugs are to much and superman, for some reason, really wants to hug said person, but the person is really good at avoiding it.
Same with Diddy 😅😅😅😅😵💫😵💫
@BOOBOOMAN2K If your intent was to make us read that in the same voice and music as the song, "She Will be Loved", then you did a damn good job.
if you think you are useless, remember that one guard who pointed gun at Superman in prison
Also
There is batman with him in there
If he wanted to get out
No amount of guards would stop him
it's more about looking like you're doing your job than doing your job at that point ... like even guard know that bullets will do nothing but he still has to at least make it look like he's trying to stop superman or maintain control of the situation
Well,, he still tries to stop him. I think giving up is more useless than a stupid act.
Atleast his doing his job so he got a reason
If someone has a kryptonite bullet in a gun then that gun becomes effective against superman
Bruce: I deserve to be here, I killed a man.
Clark: The Joker was not a man.
Bruce: The Joker was a woman???
Clark: He was from another planet.
Bruce: Wait... like u???
Clark: Something like that.
The Joker is a trans
You guys are amazing
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The entire city of Gotham: free of all charges and you no longer have to pay taxes
You would think
Bruce: Here's a million dollars. Put me in prison.
The funny thing is, the tax personally from Bruce and his Wayne Industries is probably what's keeping the city financially alive.
@@ZellyChurros both him and the joker’s taxes are keeping Gotham alive
The Injustice ending everyone deserved
Amen to that!
The good ending😢
Do you know where does the injustice 2 comics ends take place? Cuz as I read it, it ended on a very shit plot! I mean in game we see brainiac comes in and justice League assembles and defeat brainiac and then they send superman to phantom Zone but injustice 2 #72 seemed awful ending to me, didn't feel like ending, do you know where does it ends?
@@josephmobeen1930didn't it end with a heman crossover?
But batman didn't deserve to go prison
Joker: I love how children scream
Batman: And I love it when I stop you. This time, for good!
The moment Joker said that, Bruce remembered his own family and how the Joker hurt them, it was probably difficult for bruce but this is not the first time Bruce Snaps the Joker's neck. He does it in a different Comic/Movie where he is much older and for no reason at all he looks more Jacked up like BANE or Hulk.
@@ivansalcedo2290Is that Absolute Batman you're talking about?
@@adrianherbert5844no he's talking about the classic The Dark Knight Returns
@@adrianherbert5844 no. If I'm not mistaken, it's The Dark Knight Returns.
Batman: f--king Clark used my real name!! Gawd, dang, I gotta kill Joker now.
😂😂😂
Facts
Get. Doxеd
The REAL reason is this, lol.
Exactly! Lol
Batman was like "I'm not dealing with Injustice again mf"
Guards: “I mean you can go, we won’t stop you. That maniac tormented us every time he came to prison, you did the right thing”
The opposite of Epstein.
I’m still curious what judge sentence bruce
Don't think he wanted to escape judgement
@@thecinnamonguy5127 I'll assume 25 years tops. But maybe mitigated to 10 years in close security prison. (Not maximum nor supermax.)
Some inmates would love to kill batman. But won't since the prison guards already respect batman for finally killing the Joker. And will give Batman some breathing space.
Joker cant go to prison. He goes to Arkham asylum as he has been proven to be mentally insane
That panel of Superman walking through for a hug will always be one of the hardest moments in. Knox’s for me dude, that shit is legendary and so many it makes me grow a beard.
What was that officer thinking pointing the gun at superman💀
Sometimes officers forget that Clark
Is immune to bullets.
Mostly rookies.😅
How else is he going to empty his magazine and throw his gun at him?
Muscle Memory - The Punisher
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Plot twist, it’s loaded with kryptonite bullets 😂
There are no exceptions to rules in comics. Joker could kill hundreds but if you kill him in an act of justice you’ll still go to prison. 💀
“Seems like a clear cut case of self defence to me Mr. Wayne, you are free to go”
I can imagine him arguing to be locked up and everyone just insisting it was self defence lmao
They kinda did but Bruce wanted to do his time. He was gonna get out on good behavior in two years but seems Bruce keeps beating up inmates
@@SandyHaremhe really wanted to stay inside that much bruh 👁👄👁
Bruce to inmates: You think Im locked here with you!?!? YOU'RE ALL LOCKED IN WITH ME!!!
Technically the prosecutor has the right to drop a case that he/she doesn’t feel is justified. “Your honor, I just don’t see enough evidence to proceed with this case.”
Then he ends up paying the department to put him in jail😂😂😂
While Superman literally walking through a wall is super badass, I can imagine the prison warden being like "God damn, it's called a door you friggin super bastards!" 😂
“The door superman?! Have you heard of one! Bloody alien is to good for Earth doors!”
Red hood: So you're willing to kill joker for superman but not me or everyone else in gotham?
Yeah...that one is NOT gonna go over well with the kids. Jason, Dick, Tim, Duke; they've all suffered at his hands too much to not take issue with this.
"Take no offense, what i actually protect isnt just superman. Im actuall protecting the whole earth !!"
Batman: oh shut up you whiny little bitch you're still here aren't you
Yeah *Stonehenge Face, because I can't put it here for some frickd up reason*
@@vanzeralltheway8638 EXACTLY! You being angry is a blip compared to Clark.
If this had been 1% more realistic, Batman would have been acquired, given the key to the city, and the President would have a pardon ready to sign should the jury hadn't.
Bruce would be in jail for 10mins 😅 Ain’t no one shedding tears for the Joker
He still has to answer for the millions of dollars property damage he caused.
Except Harley
@@sirpreston7282really joker killed thousands of people and destroyed millions worth of property and he seem to get off jail no problem
@@Picklebottom12345 For a little bit, yeah. But in other timelines, she usually gets better without Joker's influence.
"If you can't do the time, then don't do the crime."
"...."
"Okay, time's up."
For everyone wondering, that’s just a dream Batman implanted into Superman’s mind
In my headcanon, the trial was the pure opposite of what it’s supposed to be- the jury and judge were doing everything they could to acquit Batman, and he was doing his hardest to argue why he should go to jail for it anyway.
That would have been a hilarious trial. A lot of ppl like batman and bruce Wayne. No way they would convict.😅
@@jegudielyusha2866The real problem is that while the people of Gotham would likely try to get him out with little to no punishment, Batman knows himself and likely wouldn’t allow anything less then the full punishment for his act of killing, even if it was Joker. Part of it I think is that he won’t be able to trust himself to not simply kill anymore, effectively ending his willingness to put on the Cowl.
I’ve seen too many cases IRL of people acting in self defense being charged with murder. Entirely too many. One state’s Supreme Court actually established a must-retreat requirement before acting in self defense.
He should have been in jail for his vigilante crimes and should have found this moral compass long ago but then we wouldn’t have had any comics to read 😂
@@jegudielyusha2866 Sadly, in the real, world? The woke would convict him. BLM would rant and rave. Civil law-suits out the ass from all of the 'good, misunderstood, misguided, babies in society' thugs, he broke and, their, worthless, families.
THEN, there's the politicians.
Judge: You are innocent on all charges of murder tho its obviously no self defence ....bro you killed the joker , you deserve like all medals possible
Batman : put me in to the hole, now
Best we can do is one week of parole.
It was a dream but may have actually occurred in another alternate universe.
This probably was that universe, albeit the only one in which something everyone wanted something to happen for the better.
It may not be a dream at all, following the rules of the Multiverse it could be an alternate universe that cancels out the Injustice Saga
Yeah but so you think this is why our superman was SO pissed. Bro wakes up from a perfect dream only to realize none of that happened, and your bro is now your number 1 enemy.
Clueless kiddos, this IS a fabricated dream woven by magic to put injustice superman in slumber, source ? Read the fkin comic.
I'm surprised how many ppl don't know that and think it actually happened
Batman was really like, "you harm someone superman loves, you harm yourself 10× as much"
Imagine getting a literal walking "Get out of Jail" card but chooses to stay and do his time. Batman the Goat
I imagine it's more like he did like Rorschach and made sure the prisoners knew they were locked up with him, and whoever snitches doesn't exist anymore.
batman the corny ass mf. no one cares about joker's death (except his lover boy bruce I guess lmao)
@@Zedonus0 That would made an interesting premise. Bruce Wayne goes to prison on some charges, inmates think a rich guy would be an easy target but in the end half of them are converted to batman/bruce followers and keep criminals in check
This is why I believe batman is a better hero then superman
A much better conclusion to Injustice! Lois surviving and Bruce breaking his own rules just for Clark is a good idea.
This the Batman Gotham needs, if Batman did the right thing Injustice never happened…
You spelled Punisher wrong
@@thisisMeDM Nah, punisher firmly believes what he's doing is good, this Bats knows what he did is wrong but necessary, that's why he turned himself in
@@troleopowersbut it’s not wrong
@@itsnameless21 I mean, I agree fuck the Joker, but in Batman's eyes, everyone regardless of their identity or their past, can be rehabilitated
So many other versions made him looks soft or stupid. This makes perfect sense. You don’t let pychotic people loose to kill over and over again, that’s injustice.
Superman kills Joker => Injustice Superman
Batman kills Joker => Batman who laughs
The latter is definitely worst
@@DavidWilliams-g7c I dunno, Bat who laughs is a menace but do you know what Injustice Superman did?! He scary asf.
@@xGoodOldSmurfehxyes, but you know what happens after right? The Darkest Knight?
@@itsMukuro Objective not factual there is like 3 different versions of the Injustice story so i could not care less truthfully.
@@xGoodOldSmurfehx Nah not talking about injustice, talking about the batman who laughs
Bruce made the ultimate sacrifice, no telling what Superman would’ve done if Lois and the baby died.
I believe there is a whole comic series and two videogames about what he would've done.
@@Yur4ik412lol
And an animated movie @@Yur4ik412
@@Yur4ik412beat me to it😂
It happened. It's called _Injustice._
what the fuck the guard tryna do at the end by pointing a gun at literally SUPER MAN? 😭🙏🏻
Turns out batman won’t become a violent psychopath just because he killed the joker.
Jason was right, screw this guy
If I remember correctly this is a dream.
Jason be like wait how come I didn't get to do anything
The real reason as for why Batman, and any hero shouldn't kill is deciding who gets to receive the sentence, and who gets to be executioner.
Some will take it too far. As that ignorant movie showed, Red hood didn't understand justice, just vengeance.
Actually he did become insane this is a good ending if it wasn't a dream I don't know if it is
@@carmelorosario155 I'm not so sure.
There are times when it is clearly warranted AND Superman above everybody else is the best to make that call.
Whereas Batman is psychotic and would find it easy and enjoy it.
That's why injustice doesn't make sense, Superman would do it from a place of sympathy and sadness and he would hate it but he would do it.
Literally Injustice: Good Ending
That was dope, Superman just walking through the glass wall like it's paper.
like its water*
Yeah, obviously. I can lift up my house cat and I don’t even workout.
I like the fact that Bruce loves Clark. That’s his friend
Superman suddenly walking through the wall and shattering it and walking to you? Fucking intimidsting even though intimidation was not intended
Terminator 2 vibes
Bruce: I killed the Joker
Police: That’s not a crime
Bruce: *buys the prison so he can go to jail
Bruce took out prison to win the no bell prize
Honestly. Bruce would probably be given the key to the city for finally killing the Joker
Bruce probabally already has the key to the city lmao
I wish we could get to see more moments like this with these 2. Show us them being best friends more often
I think one of the main reasons the bats snapped jokers neck was he wasn't gonna let jokers go knowing his identity
Nah. This was all a fantasy/dream sequence for the Injustice Superman.
He did it for Superman
Na because when he turned himself in he revealed his identity to the police
@@kingpeso4240kinda dumb no? Hasn’t the joker k_lled hella people and babies before?
@@MaxPowers2.0 if anything he saved the earth and prevented injustice from even happening by killing joker so he couldn’t harm Superman’s baby or Lois
Finally the real Batman who is willing to do what it takes to do what's right
Superman breaks Batman out of jail.
The warden shows up and says, "You say you surrendered Batman into Superman's custody? Sounds good to me."
You know everyone in prison will be on their best behavior with batman around...
lol that last conversation, basically “I’m not getting out early, I’ve beaten up a lot of people”
*Bruce beating the living shit out of criminals in prison*
Prison Guards: Must've been a wind.
one of the few times where the Batman is truly a hero
Clark is like thank you. You're a true brother.
I love how bruce gives up everything just to stop clark from going down a voilent path
He knows clark will kill joker so bstman breaks his code and does it himself, giving up his life, his freedom, and his morality, just to protect clark from doing the same
Jason Todd: took you long enough
Batman: i Didn't Do it for you Jason Did it for the World.
The fact that batman is willing to go to jail for superman goes to show how big of a friendship they build together😊😊😊🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤
I can imagine all of gotham protesting demanding Bruce be set free for killing the joker and the courts agreeing
" the court has found you innocent on the grounds of justified murder. "
" ... see that no smoking sign? "
" yes? "
" * slowly pulls out cigar * "
" doooonnnt.... "
" * slowly pulls out a lighter * "
" dont you do it.... "
" * puts the cigar in smoking position * "
" Don't you dare... "
" *lights it * "
" * bangs gavel * Death. "
Not the guard aiming the gun at superman as if it gonna do shit to him
You mean to tell me that after everything Batman did for Gotham City, they actually took him to jail?
Bruce wanted to be punished for murdering the Joker. He wanted to show that no one is above the law, even Batman. It's honestly the best thing for Bruce to do, as it not only shows citizens he lives by the code he enforces, but it was a way for Bruce to keep that dark side in check, ensuring he doesn't begin killing every time he takes down a violent criminal.
@@TheNonEdibleCheese
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The fact that Bruce Wayne even got arrested for is unbelievable at this point they should throw a parade for jokers killer
In Injustice Lois has superhuman durability. She survived a beating by Supes at full power, entered and re-entered the atmosphere unharmed and still manages to wake up when re-entering. Not to mention she was in outer space for a prolonged period.
maybe the super sperm had something to do with it, there is a half alien in her stomach yk…
That because this Lois is but Superman’s dream
In reality, Batman would never break his no-kill code just for him
@@Legendnewerwell yeah but even in the actual timeline she still survived his punches somehow even tho the nuke shoulda probably gone off on impact cause she woulda died the moment he first hit her
He didn't attack her he fly her into outer space force
So hear me out....*hits blunt*... Lois survived superman beat down or up🤔 because she was having Superman’s baby, which inadvertently gave her a few of his powers ie durability of a Kryptonian, as the baby was absorbing the suns energy and it was mixing with Lois’s DNA 🤷🏾♂️…. *hits blunt* 🏃🏾♂️➡️🏃🏾♂️➡️🏃🏾♂️➡️
That officer aiming the gun like it's actually going to do something
How did Louis survive a trip to space and return to the earth without a single scratch?
Dream Sequence
Gotta respect Batman for this. Breaking his code for Superman and his family's future.
The dumbest part of this is that they put Batman in prison for killing the Joker, like c'mon.
Lmfao
This is right bro like they do not remember all the crimes joker be doing
Those who skim the law to enforce it are to be held to a higher standard. It's one of the reasons WHY BatMan didnt kill. This time, after decades of the Joker being a menace and Bats not putting him down, an act so pivotal came about where BatMan HAD to kill his nemesis, so that Super Man, the big blue boy scout, the God who has a human soul, would not fall victim to what Joker thrives off be it in life or death.. corrupting with chaos. Bats as a result chose to go to prison, as he had a sense of order to his vigilantism.. but this is an alternate time line of an alternate timeline.. and Bats didn't kill Joker.. Supes did.. and it changes him to be everything he and the JL ever fought against. Tyrannical Dictatorship.
@silencedogood8800 there isn't a cop alive that doesn't "skim the law"
@@johndarcangelo6893 Neither Bat Man nor Super Man are run of the mill cops. Bat Man is one of, if not THE best self taught detective in the DC universe, and Clark is an Alien who as said is God Like. Both of them have placed high expectations on themselves, and they should.. that's what makes them the good guys.
That cop at the end has some balls pointing a gun at him
Kills a murderer and evil person who’s killed many people. Gets arrested for it.
At least he gets out later on 😅
Turns himself in for it. The jury put him in prison.
Europe be like
@@francisparkeryockey4891 Batman paid jury to say he was quilty.
The guard pointing a gun at superman like it's gonna do anything LOL
I’m pretty sure the most judges on the planet would only give Bruce like a week in prison
Superman:"with good behavior, you could be out by the time she's two"
Batman:"I'm not exactly behaving well in here, Clark"💀
If I tried to play devils advocate here for Batman, I’d say Batman knows Superman was on the brink of losing it at this time, and having the Joker say he’d do that, Batman knows the Joker is kids play compared to what evil Superman is capable of. So in that sense, Batman was nipping it in the bud and ultimately saving Earth from Superman. Basically the Trolley Dilemma.
I want this version to be main cannons.
Batman a real one for that. He threw his code to the side cause he knew Clark keeping his humanity was more important than for him❤
This just Highlights how Bruce has the highest mental fortitude.
😂 Superman walking through a class for his brother, one of the greatest moments in a comic book.
The officer pointing a gun at someone who straight up walked through a wall 💀
Bro said hol up🫷🏼I’ll save you the time and give him the ole yeller myself 😂
you know joker did something that pass the line when batman *kill*
If you know Batman's identity you are in danger 😂
the anxiety I had whenever he was just playing around with the thezio whenever it first appeared 😭
Nah bro killed because he knew his name
and then puts himself into jail where his legal name is revealed to everyone. Nah. That reasoning doesn't make sense.
@@TheVampireAzriel his name exposed as brice killed the joker he did not mention i am batman and i killed the joker
That one guard with a gun XD like my man unless it’s kryptonite bullets that ain’t doing nothing
Walks through lol that’s gotta be the most meaningful hug you could ever receive 😂
Cops pulled the gun out like they had kryptonite bullets😂
So wait, Batman will kill for Supes but not for Jason? Okay.
To be fair, if Supes became like Jason or worse... Well, Supes could do far more damage. Plus, Batman probably just learned from that mistake as well, and decided to act preemptively this time.
There's a reason Injustice timeline is because of what Supes does, not Jason. 😂
People really out here acting like anyone would go to prison for killing the joker
It should have went..
The police: so Mr. Wayne you saw the joker slipping on those stairs, cracking his neck, and then rolled inside the batmobile, right ? *wink* *wink*
Then y'all will turn around and complain about police corruption 🙄😂
"Yea but it's not corruption when I think it's deserved!" 🤦🤣
@@MrDublem of all places to complain about police corruption you chose, a Batman comic where clear lunatics that kill hundreds constantly escape prison or the asylum. LMAO 🤣
So many of the villains would have already got the death sentence.
Bruce: No I snapped his neck while he was handcuffed in my car with no way to defend himself.
"I'm here to turn myself in."
The entire police station laughs so loudly the building starts to shake.
"I-I'm serious guys, I killed the joker, arrest me"
They laugh even harder.
"S-stop bullying me...!"
Gordon comes up to him, laughs even harder, then tells him to get his ass back out on the streets. Batman is kicked out of the police station as he cries after being bullied so much.
Batman, in a nutshell
Lmao even if he weren't batman, come on. Bruce is a billionare. The only reason he would stay in prison is because he himself feels he deserves to be there.
Even if he weren't batman or a super billionare, any sane jury would be happy to give him the 'not guilty' verdict for killing the goddamn joker.
He just casually walks in to hug him.
I love the idea of Bruce, while technically the defendant, would be playing the role of prosecutor while the prosecution does the opposite. Like a scoring in your own goal type of deal
The most unrealistic part of this entire story is that Bruce Wayne, arguably the single wealthiest individual in his entire world, would be put in the same blue-collar prison that the thugs he catches go to.
I’d like to think Bruce is both fighting his inner demons over killing Joker, and making sure criminals know that he’s not above the law when it comes to taking a life. Likely, several of the other convicts would side with the Bat over the others who felt wronged. By spending time in lock up, Bruce would likely have a new appreciation for what the victims of a broken system must suffer and choose grass roots projects over just a cape and cowl.
Striking with fear from the shadows made sense as a child. Knowing where the people who cause pain have come from, maybe he can now offer hope in the light. A new Batman, one that builds up his city rather than just fighting the bad guys.
@@nicholashernandez4611 "I've changed my life for the better"ahh comment 🤦🏾♂️
children and infants is such a solid line. good and evil would definitely make that hard decision easy.
Meanwhile, all the Gotham citizens who lost their children after Joker's 2nd, 3rd... 619th terrorist attack: 😡
The Judge at Wayne's sentencing: I sentence you to 20 years prison, execution suspended, six months probation. Your free to go Mr. Wayne and Godspeed.
This issue is the sauce I love how close superman Batman even Batman risk everything his oath for his friends future children and batmans not emotional I love how superman goes through the glass and everything when they talked true god right there no metal or man thing could stop him so cool
Now he realizes to stop he’s villain is just killing then finally
Doesn't louis dies in injustice, and Superman ends up killing joker for it not Batman. Whats up with this comic then
@@devashok4242 this is a vision Superman was having, he was only dreaming what he wanted to see
This is supermans weed dream
Mayve it's an alternate universe
Hell because the joker not only was Superman affected but dick and beast boy died because joker
@@jplaya2023Super Kryptonian Weed he grows in Kansas
When Superman hugs you, HE decides when the hug ends!
this Batman is why Prime Batman's no-kill rule is such bullcrap, this Batman realized that the Joker's madness wouldn't stop until he was dead, but he didn't want Clark to do it, to bloody that shining symbol of hope, so he hauled Joker off as usual and once he was out of sight of Clark and the others . . . *snap,* no more Joker, and, in stark contrast to Prime's reasoning for the no-kill rule where he was afraid that killing Joker would be the start of a slippery slope, this Batman turned himself in, hero or not he decided he must be held accountable for taking a life, even one as deranged as the Joker
Bro broke his one rule to save his friend from doing something he'd regret.
"So Bruce how you got out of prison!"
Bruce: "I bought the Prison!"😅
So bruce how did you get into prison? Bruce "I bought the prison."
The one time Batman knew what it took to stop Joker, and finally did it.
Batman’s character has evolved into something far removed from his original purpose. The clear distinction between hero and villain has been blurred, with modern interpretations increasingly glorifying villains while undermining the hero’s moral code. Earlier Batman stories portrayed him as an incorruptible force for good, someone who stopped villains before they could truly harm anyone. His rogues' gallery existed as foils to Batman's unwavering sense of justice, with his “no-kill” rule making sense in a world where he actually prevented crime.
However, as the villains became darker and more violent, Batman’s refusal to kill them started to feel less heroic and more naive. Modern stories have transformed him into a character who allows mass murderers to live, knowing full well they will escape and kill again. Additionally, Batman has been overpowered to absurd levels just to keep up with characters like Superman, making him less relatable and more of a superhuman with endless gadgets.
The result? Batman has drifted from being a symbol of incorruptible justice to someone upholding a broken system. His villains now seem more like victims of a corrupt society than the pure embodiments of evil they once were. In trying to make Batman “dark,” modern storytelling has lost the core of who he was - a hero who stood for good, despite the tragedies that shaped him.
That's a lot of words to say you think you should be allowed to kill people just because you think they really deserve it.
Guess where that attitude gets you?
(Hint: it's not into the adoring hearts of a thankful society)
(Spoiler: it's in jail, where you belong)
(Double spoiler: that's literally the whole point of this comic)
Pretty sure OP was arguing against it, but go off@@MrDublem
I say preach when it comes to Batman losing purpose
@@MrDublem Dunno wtf you're talkin about. Guess you don't know how to read.
The no-kill rule is perfectly fine. The problem is that writers want Batman to lack the ability to distinguish. Some people refuse to change from their horrible choices, and others will change given enough time, and patience. Obviously, this is all fiction, so characters like Joker are not going to change. The Joker needs to be dealt with, in some way. Locked up forever, or executed by the justice system. And if the law isn't going to do it, the Justice League needs to lobby the law to do so. This allows the league to continue being the individuals who catch the criminals, not taking the law into their own hands.
I can’t believe the police weren’t like “no thanks”
The fact that this dumbass killer joker for this (good reason) BUT LET HIM LIVE WHEN JASON WAS TORTURED AND KILLED!?
Killed*
its more than that, im just pretty sure bats isn't saying everything, I don't think its that he did it JUST because joker would try again to take everything away from clark or even necessarily that he might try and destroy a city, i think it was that bruce KNEW the consequences of if superman was pushed far enough to kill someone and the consequences it would mean for the world, I don't think he did it just out of emotionalness and protecting people from the joker, I think he weighed his values and morales against the safety of the world from a superman pushed too far, I think it was a calculating decision, and that's the difference between killing the joker for jason, jason didn't have the power to burn the world out of rage and revenge and batman wouldn't kill for something like revenge
Maaaan, that's a hellava point you got there 😂😂
@@seth181 Fam, Wholeheartedly, I get your point, yeah it makes sense BUT THATS HIS ADOPTED SONNN??? Plus joker has the power to terrorise the world which he did on multiple occasions so it wouldn't make sense to why Bruce didn't kill him then, could've saved so many others
@@zebafathima5869You didn’t read the original comic then did you. After Jason’s death the joker left gotham in fear of Batman. Batman went out fully intending to kill the joker but was stopped by Superman and the fact that the joker became the Iranian ambassador. At the end of the comic Batman and joker fight in a falling helicopter and Batman jumps leaving joker to fall to his supposed death, but comics being comics joker survived.
Bro that cop really thought pointing a gun at superman would stop him
This whole “i don’t kill my enemies cause it’s wrong”
Feels hella meh and cowardly In today’s time. Batman should have a rework or something
That's because you don't understand his actual point. It's not "I don't kill my enemies because it's wrong" it's "I don't kill my enemies because everyone can be redeemed and who I am to play judge, jury, and executioner. I will stop evil when I can and let the people decide what to do with it." The real crux of the problem for Bruce is if he accepts not everyone can be redeemed then he is accepting he can't be redeemed. That he will forever be hateful for that night. Not killing gives villains hope to change, people hope to do right, and himself hope he can come back from that night.
He has morals. You should never kill until it becomes absolutely necessary. Otherwise you’re no better than the guys you call evil.
@brandonjohnston1650 I mean Joker drugged a man to brutally kill his wife and in doing so nuked a city. Death is the least Joker deserves, this is also an actual terrorist attack.
@@stevengull6703 everyone can be redeemed, yes, but not everyone can be redeemed by Batman or Superman. This level of redemption is not within their scope of abilities, great as they are.
I prefer to take a tolkienistic approach to some characters and some people. By this I mean, For Example, Tolkien held that the orcs are pure evil, yes, but as you say still they’re not beyond redemption. Only, the catch is-the redemption of the orcs is a feat that no elf or man is capable of. Nor could any Maia nor even any of the Valar.
Melkor corrupted the orcs at a time when his power was so great that he was second only to Eru. It would require an equivalent or greater level of power to undo this corruption-no one but Eru has this amount of power.
As such, even though it’s possible for the orcs to be redeemed, achieving that redemption is a task that’s simply impossible for any elf or man. *As a result, they’re faced with pure evil orcs and no way to fix them or redeem them. Their only option is to kill them.*
*The joker is such a creature-he is evil to the point that it’s beyond batman, beyond Superman, beyond maybe *anyone* but the highest tier reality warmers to fix him (even they can’t fix him cause the writers won’t allow them to even try). *The only feasible option to deal with this kind of evil that is, for all intents and purposes, incurable, is to kill it.* Preferably with fire, or something else that’s permanent
@@stevengull6703 soooo after everything he still thinks joker can be redeemed? Every time the Batman villains do hideous stuff and he never crosses the line for him when he’s clearly an exception to that rule
"I'm beating up ALOT of people"
Is such a batman way