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Snowflakian · 09-26-2011, 03:26 PM

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Originally Posted by nakobass

I really do hope issues 2-7 and beyond do well. Red Hood and the Outlaws is the only DC comic I'm really interested in. Well that and the Green Lantern Corps. I tend to favor Red Hood over Batman. Batman is great, but he won't cross that line and kill someone(as far as I know). Some villains you just have to take out. Letting a person like Joker live to kill even more people is a crime in itself in a way. I'm not saying Batman should kill the average Bank Robber, or Thugs, but for monsters like Joker, he has to take them out. That's my way of seeing it anyway.

The problem with that is best covered in the Red Hood movie. It will make joker win by proving he and bats are the same. Batman doesn't take justice into his own hands, now why the justice system doesn't do that is another matter entirely. Batman isn't judge dredd, he doesn't play judge jury and exectioner, he just makes sure they are caught, and the evidence is there for the courts to handle the rest. He supports the system, and if the system is flawed, will try to find a way to work within it to fix it. As the Red Hood movie points out, it'd be too easy for batman to kill the Joker(he even wants to!), but it'd be a slippery slope after the fact too. Batman isn't about cold blooded vengence, but is about enforcing justice.

09-26-2011, 03:26 PM	#40
Snowflakian Illyria's New Qwa'ha Xahn Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: In the clouds. Posts: 4,120	Quote: Originally Posted by nakobass I really do hope issues 2-7 and beyond do well. Red Hood and the Outlaws is the only DC comic I'm really interested in. Well that and the Green Lantern Corps. I tend to favor Red Hood over Batman. Batman is great, but he won't cross that line and kill someone(as far as I know). Some villains you just have to take out. Letting a person like Joker live to kill even more people is a crime in itself in a way. I'm not saying Batman should kill the average Bank Robber, or Thugs, but for monsters like Joker, he has to take them out. That's my way of seeing it anyway. The problem with that is best covered in the Red Hood movie. It will make joker win by proving he and bats are the same. Batman doesn't take justice into his own hands, now why the justice system doesn't do that is another matter entirely. Batman isn't judge dredd, he doesn't play judge jury and exectioner, he just makes sure they are caught, and the evidence is there for the courts to handle the rest. He supports the system, and if the system is flawed, will try to find a way to work within it to fix it. As the Red Hood movie points out, it'd be too easy for batman to kill the Joker(he even wants to!), but it'd be a slippery slope after the fact too. Batman isn't about cold blooded vengence, but is about enforcing justice. __________________