Batman #3- the Sequel Thoughts

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#1

tigervirgo

Jul 19, 2008 1:36:05
I've posted my thought in another thread, however, I thought it is too good to leave hidden there. Ok, sorry about this boys & girls but we may have foreseen the next villains & heroes in Batman #3. Correct me if I'm wrong.

After Batman dropped the crime boss, did anyone notice the Crime Boss's limp & cane? Hmmm, Penguin anyone? Yes, Two-Face flipped to kill him, and the Crime Boss was lucky. But when he flipped for the driver, well, we know what happens. Could it be our Crime Boss friend survived?

I know something you don't know. And, I'm going to sell it to the highest bidder. Remember him? The insider to the real Batman? Could it be? Is it going to be? The Riddler?

You saved me, my Mommy & my Daddy (Com. Gordon). But why does everyone hate the Batman now? I'll save you Batman! Holy boy wonder, could it be Robin who saves the day? Don't be surprised if we see the troubled-some teen of Com. Gordon side with Batman to become Robin.

Oh, and "My wife always wanted me to smile...". Hmmm, is he telling the truth or lying? I foresee, near the end of #3... a Mrs. Joker, or Harlequin? "I told you to watch out for my wife. She's the jealous type!"

Just some food for thought.
#2

dispaminite

Jul 19, 2008 13:18:07
[b]I've posted my thought in another thread, however, I thought it is too good to leave hidden there. Ok, sorry about this boys & girls but we may have foreseen the next villains & heroes in Batman #3. Correct me if I'm wrong.

After Batman dropped the crime boss, did anyone notice the Crime Boss's limp & cane? Hmmm, Penguin anyone? Yes, Two-Face flipped to kill him, and the Crime Boss was lucky. But when he flipped for the driver, well, we know what happens. Could it be our Crime Boss friend survived?

If I remember correctly, that was Sal Maroni. In the comics, Sal Maroni is responsible for Two-Faces disfigurement by throwing acid on this face during a criminal trial.


I know something you don't know. And, I'm going to sell it to the highest bidder. Remember him? The insider to the real Batman? Could it be? Is it going to be? The Riddler?

Yea, thats a dangling thread that needs to be addressed. I wouldn't consider him the Riddler though.

I'd rather see the Riddler as someone who interested in an intellectual challenge toward Batman. As the Joker/Batman relationship was Order Vs Chaos, The Riddler should be a Battle of the minds.


You saved me, my Mommy & my Daddy (Com. Gordon). But why does everyone hate the Batman now? I'll save you Batman! Holy boy wonder, could it be Robin who saves the day? Don't be surprised if we see the troubled-some teen of Com. Gordon side with Batman to become Robin.

I believe Nolen and Bale said they wouldn't have a Robin while their involved with the franchise.


Oh, and "My wife always wanted me to smile...". Hmmm, is he telling the truth or lying? I foresee, near the end of #3... a Mrs. Joker, or Harlequin? "I told you to watch out for my wife. She's the jealous type!"

"If I have to have an Origin Story, I prefer multiple choice." - Joker, Killing Joke (I Believe)
#3

rekko

Jul 20, 2008 16:54:26
Don't forget the small nod towards Catwomen when Lucius Fox says that the new suit might not be helpfull against dogs but will be effective against cats.

Great picture by the way.
#4

Lord_Dynel

Jul 21, 2008 7:29:00
Don't forget the small nod towards Catwomen when Lucius Fox says that the new suit might not be helpfull against dogs but will be effective against cats.

Great picture by the way.

That's what I was going to say. Fairly subtle.

Considering the the storylines the Long Halloween (and Dark Victory) has been the inspiration for the films, I think we may either see a "resurrected" Two-Face, The Hangman, and/or Catowman (especially with the reference by Lucius).
#5

rekko

Jul 21, 2008 11:24:30
I am thinking of a great story and character concept for the might be Riddler in a future 3rd film.

In The Dark Knight, Reese (the Riddler) discovers that Bruce is the Batman. He thinks the Batman is a criminal, so gets to a television spot to reveal the Batman's identity, but the Joker doesn't want to ruin his fun so wants him dead by the people of Gotham. People in the streets and even a cop at his guard tries to kill him. And Bruce Wayne saves him.

In film 3, Reese is in a great mind dilemma. On one side, he wants Batman to get arrested, but on the other Bruce saved him. Not knowing what to do, he evacuates his confusion and rage against the people of Gotham that wanted his death. So he starts robbing some things, making prisoners and kill a few on his way. At the same time, he lays down a trail of riddles to help out the police find who is Batman, think that it's Batman who does the crimes and safeguard his own identity, since it's quite easy for all Gotham to figure out that Reese/The Riddler might be the only one who knows who's Batman.

Maybe, at some point, even commissioner Gordon might think Batman is out of his mind and killing the wrong people.

Maybe one of the reason that the Riddler started killing people is because of the Joker (a bit how Harvey Dent became Two-Face) or by Harlequin's manipulation, or a bit of Scarecrow's toxin.

Rekko
#6

killerdungeonmaster

Jul 22, 2008 19:03:41
I think #3 will be all about the Dark Knight beating the bat sh*t out of his mom and sister.


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#7

That_Blasted_Somoflange

Jul 22, 2008 20:08:37
I think #3 will be all about the Dark Knight beating the bat sh*t out of his mom and sister.


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I wonder if he asked them how they feel about Huey Lewis and the News...
#8

_jayne_cobb_

Jul 24, 2008 9:38:19