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Lefty Gunz
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Lefty Gunz
Superstar
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For all the caring he supposedly has for his mother I found it odd he can hear Lois anytime she sneezes but didn't hear a yelp from his mother when she got kidnapped.
He supposedly actively listens for Lois because she is constantly putting herself in harms way due to her job.
Ma Kent just chilling on the farm with the family dog and some tractors.
Bryan Danielson
Jmare007 x Bryan Danielson x JLova = King Ghidorah
Alpha Male
Spare me your daps
Okay but once he knew his mother was in custody why didn't he listen to try and pinpoint where she was?
KravenMorehead™
Barrel Brothers.®
how do you know he didn't?
Ehh that doesn't really make sense to me. If you're a super hero you gotta know your love ones are always a target to your enemies. And if we are being honest. He is Superman. If Batman was able to save his mother with no prep, Supes could have went save her without bothering with Bats.
Alpha Male
Spare me your daps
how do you know he didn't?
Because then he wouldn't have entertained a fight with Batman and would have went straight there.
Disgustya Stallone
Man Who Owns 2 Microwaves
Man shut the f*ck up
Norrin Radd
To me, my board!
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“The Batman is typically kind of a loner,” Ben Affleck says. “I guess you’d call him kind of inward, you know?” The man who debuted as Bruce Wayne in 2016’s Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice laughs at his own understatement. After all, for most of the Caped Crusader’s history — and especially since 2008’s zeitgeist-defining The Dark Knight — the character’s been a brooding, traumatized hero. defined by lone-wolf vigilantism.
That has to change in Justice League, when Batman unites a team of metahumans—Wonder Woman (Gal Gadot), Aquaman (Jason Momoa), the Flash (Ezra Miller), Cyborg (Ray Fisher)…and probably at least one not-quite-dead Kryptonian. They’re defending Earth from a cosmic threat. “He brings them to the Batcave and lets them in on the central conflict of the story, who the enemy is,” Affleck says. “There’s a little bit of a Magnificent Seven aspect to it.” (Affleck avoids any revelation about the precise nature of that top-secret enemy. Rumors, trailers, and a prophecy dream point to the forces of hell-planet Apokolips.)
The new emphasis on working together is reflected visually by Batman’s niftiest new toy: the Flying Fox, a brutalist plane big enough to hold a whole cinematic universe of super-personalities. “You can put three Batmobiles in the lower part of it,” says production designer Patrick Tatopoulos (Batman v Superman). “I didn’t want to do a sleek airplane; it needed to feel like an extremely avant-garde classic. With the maneuverability of a jet—but it can actually carry things.”
Several things. Tatopoulos built a three-story interior set for the Fox. “The bottom part of the jet is a huge cargo bay, which the Batmobile sits in,” the designer says. “The second floor is like a cultural center, with computer terminals. The third story is the cockpit. Whatever floor you are on, you can see [the other] two stories.” The Fox has everything—except a place to brood in private, Batman.
Alpha Male
Spare me your daps
Lol I feel bad for the kids still young enough to play with toys.
We had the BATMOBILE! We had the BAT-WING!
Today's kids have 'avant garde transport carrier' with cargo bay.
We had the BATMOBILE! We had the BAT-WING!
Today's kids have 'avant garde transport carrier' with cargo bay.
Lol I feel bad for the kids still young enough to play with toys.
We had the BATMOBILE! We had the BAT-WING!
Today's kids have 'avant garde transport carrier' with cargo bay.
I like it...
3 story batwing sounds insane...