So no one wanna be talmbot how Cap Murica basicaly swagga jackin BvS plotline? (dealin w/ aftermath)

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BvS is mostly from Frank Miller's the Dark Knight Returns :dahell:
Have you read it? Cause no. No it's not

Bvs is about batman fighting superman cause him and zod destroyed too much of the world


The graphic novel is NOTHING like that

The Dark Knight Returns is set in a dystopian near-future version of Gotham City. Bruce Wayne, at 55, has retired from crime-fighting for ten years. Levels of crime are rising. Wayne has a breakthrough and finds retirement is against his instincts and becomes Batman again. He first confronts Harvey Dent, who was thought to be cured after plastic surgery (which Wayne financed). Dent holds the city for ransom with a bomb. When Batman defeats Dent, he realizes that, despite his repaired appearance, Dent's mind is now entirely "Two-Face".

Batman saves 13-year-old Carrie Kelley from an attack by a gang called the Mutants. Kelley buys herself an imitation Robin costume and searches for Batman, seeking to help him. She finds Batman at the city dump, where he fights an army of Mutants. Though Batman defeats the Mutant army with his weaponry, the Mutant leader beats him in combat. Kelley creates a diversion and helps Batman escape. With the help of retiring Commissioner James Gordon and the new Robin, Batman defeats the Mutant leader on his own terms. The Mutants disband and some rename themselves the Sons of Batman, using excessive violence against criminals.

At the White House, Superman and the presidentdiscuss the events in Gotham, with the latter suggesting that the Man of Steel may soon have to rein in the Dark Knight. Superman is then deployed by Washington to the Latin American country of Corto Maltese where he fights Soviet combat forcesin a conflict that may ignite WWIII.

Batman's return stimulates The Joker to awaken from catatonia at Arkham Asylum. With renewed purpose, The Joker manipulates his caretakers to allow him onto a television talk show, where he murders everyone with gas and escapes. Batman and Robin track him to a county fair, where he is already killing people. Batman defeats The Joker in a violent confrontation, nearly killing him. To incriminate Batman for murder, The Joker seemingly commits suicide by breaking his own neck (whether this actually happened or was imagined by Batman is unconfirmed). After another confrontation with the Gotham police, Batman escapes, and a citywide manhunt begins.

Superman diverts a Soviet nuclear warhead which detonates in a desert. The United States is hit by an electromagnetic pulse, and descends into chaos during the resulting blackout. In Gotham, Batman realizes what has happened, and he and Robin turn the remaining Mutants and Sons of the Batman into a non-lethal fighting force. He leads them against looters and ensures the flow of essential supplies. In the midst of electromagnetic pulse, Gotham becomes the safest city in the country. The U.S. government sees this as an embarrassment, and orders Superman to remove Batman. Oliver Queen (the former Green Arrow) predicts to Wayne that the government lackey Superman and the maverick Batman will have a final confrontation. Superman demands to meet Batman. Knowing he may die, Wayne chooses Crime Alley, where he first became Batman. He relies on Superman's weakness caused by near-death in the nuclear blast.

Superman tries to reason with Batman, but Batman uses his technological inventions and mastery of hand-to-hand combat to fight him. During the battle, Superman compromises Batman's exoframe, while Queen shoots a kryptonite-tipped arrow to greatly weaken Superman. Batman reveals that he intentionally spared Superman's life by not using a more powerful kryptonite mix; the fight and near-death experience was meant as a warning to Superman to stay out of Batman's way. Before he can finish his monologue, Batman suddenly has a heart attack, apparently dying. Alfred Pennyworthdestroys the Batcave and Wayne Manor, dying of a stroke, exposing Batman as Bruce Wayne, whose fortune has disappeared. After Wayne's funeral, it is revealed that his death was staged using his own chemical concoction that can suspend his vital life signs. Clark Kent attends the funeral and winks at Robin after hearing Wayne's heartbeat resume. Some time afterward, Bruce Wayne leads Robin, Queen, and the rest of his followers into the caverns beyond the Batcave and prepares to continue his war on crime. With them by his side, Wayne plans to assemble an army and allies to bring order back to the world.



What the hell that got to do with BVS? Nothing


While cap is basically the same damn story from the comics with mutants/superheroes having to register cause they are too strong (something they been hinting towards even in the earlier xmen)
 

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Have you read it? Cause no. No it's not

Bvs is about batman fighting superman cause him and zod destroyed too much of the world


The graphic novel is NOTHING like that





What the hell that got to do with BVS? Nothing


While cap is basically the same damn story from the comics with mutants/superheroes having to register cause they are too strong (something they been hinting towards even in the earlier xmen)
I've seen the animated film and BvS is borrowing a lot from Frank Miller like Batman being old and near retirement, most of the fight scenes between Bat and Supes is straight from that storyline.

And Civil War is barely like the comic line, it takes the general theme but there's a lot of differences between the two.
 

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I've seen the animated film and BvS is borrowing a lot from Frank Miller like Batman being old and near retirement, most of the fight scenes between Bat and Supes is straight from that storyline.

And Civil War is barely like the comic line, it takes the general theme but there's a lot of differences between the two.
we are talking plot

The OP is saying cap straight up stole the PLOT. Not being old or fight scenes


If we compare the plot to comic. Caps is way closer to being civil war than BVS is to dark knight. And dark knight had shyt to do with the plot of batman coming out of retirement to stop superman cause he caused too much destruction
 

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we are talking plot

The OP is saying cap straight up stole the PLOT. Not being old or fight scenes


If we compare the plot to comic. Caps is way closer to being civil war than BVS is to dark knight. And dark knight had shyt to do with the plot of batman coming out of retirement to stop superman cause he caused too much destruction
Yeah true
 
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