As we learned from that arc, Batman thinks of everything.
He probably has a Nalgene on the utility belt.
Batman only needs 4 points to explode someone’s heart…
See, that there’s your problem. When you put a Batman in your compost heap, you gotta put a tarp over it, or the first rain that comes, boom, the Batman bursts out and ruins the whole thing.
Go back to bed, Bruce.
it’s raining. just hold your mouth open for a while.
When Spider-Man crawled out of his own grave, it was a six issue arc that spanned all three titles, took weeks of story-time, and was one of the definitive challenges the character has faced.
…For Batman, it was just a minor inconvenience on his way to punching out a helicopter.
I suspect he’d rather have the rest of the fingers on his right hand back more. Talk about inconvenient, he crawled out of the grave before he was finished turning into Nightcrawler.
Oh, it’s worth it to load the entire page because 1) Carnival is straight-up insane, and 2) seeing photos #31 and #34 show that that’s not a toy diorama. I think those skiing Batmen are life-size, if not actual people.
*sheepish grin*
I absolutely love that scene.
As we learned from that arc, Batman thinks of everything.
He probably has a Nalgene on the utility belt.
Batman only needs 4 points to explode someone’s heart…
See, that there’s your problem. When you put a Batman in your compost heap, you gotta put a tarp over it, or the first rain that comes, boom, the Batman bursts out and ruins the whole thing.
Go back to bed, Bruce.
it’s raining. just hold your mouth open for a while.
When Spider-Man crawled out of his own grave, it was a six issue arc that spanned all three titles, took weeks of story-time, and was one of the definitive challenges the character has faced.
…For Batman, it was just a minor inconvenience on his way to punching out a helicopter.
I suspect he’d rather have the rest of the fingers on his right hand back more. Talk about inconvenient, he crawled out of the grave before he was finished turning into Nightcrawler.
Please see pic 33 at
http://www.boston.com/bigpicture/2010/02/carnival_2010.html
Or instead of having to load the entire page to view pic 33:
http://tiny.cc/Nwc4k
Oh, it’s worth it to load the entire page because 1) Carnival is straight-up insane, and 2) seeing photos #31 and #34 show that that’s not a toy diorama. I think those skiing Batmen are life-size, if not actual people.
However, if you must skip down to the photo directly first, you can go to http://www.boston.com/bigpicture/2010/02/carnival_2010.html#photo33
ha at the tagline
Don’t care what anyone says I like Daniel.
Auto-parts related assault aside, that has to be hands down one of the most badass Batman moments ever.