Originally posted by Utrigita
Has Batman ever fought some like V, from V for Vendetta and won?
Because Anarky is basically a dumbed down (not in terms of the char's intellect which is off the charts, I mean in the sense of him being a less nuanced character) teenaged V who plays on a much larger scale.
Originally posted by Omega Vision
In what sense? What do you look for in a character to be "like V"?Because Anarky is basically a dumbed down (not in terms of the char's intellect which is off the charts, I mean in the sense of him being a less nuanced character) teenaged V who plays on a much larger scale.
I was just thinking of making the thread with various imposed circumstances, could Batman catch V (as in discover his hideout plan etc.) and could he defeat him in a hand to knife (V's weapon of choice) confrontation, but then it struck me that a character like Batman with 6880 issues at some point must have meet a character similar to V, and I might as well know the outcome of that confrontation as well as making a thread.
Originally posted by Utrigita
I was just thinking of making the thread with various imposed circumstances, could Batman catch V (as in discover his hideout plan etc.) and could he defeat him in a hand to knife (V's weapon of choice) confrontation, but then it struck me that a character like Batman with 6880 issues at some point must have meet a character similar to V, and I might as well know the outcome of that confrontation as well as making a thread.
Perhaps an interesting thread would be V vs the Minutemen from Watchmen (minus Doc and Ozy of course)
Originally posted by Omega VisionCrimebusters?
You're right. They were in the Crimebusters (for the one meeting lol). My bad.
As I recall it was just minutemen with people like hooded justice, the comedian, silk spectre etc...in 1940
Then 1985 they had Dr. M,Ozy,rorshach, etc...who were the crime busters?
Originally posted by Galan007
Eh, wut? none
http://i52.tinypic.com/whmqt0.jpg
Newest Flash issue.
Now is anyone going to answer my Quasar question? 😠
Originally posted by SuperMan103
There's an implication in Brief Lives where Delirium talks about "no coin has one side" and also mentions how by merely walking in the universe the Endless warp reality, and then later Destruction states that he believes Dream might define reality as much as he does Dreams.
But there's never any concrete evidence, although the one issue story about the cat implies that the dreams which Morpheus represents were able to warp reality from the beginning to the end of time- erasing the previous creation from having ever existed.
But yeah, we never see much to directly prove this.
Originally posted by AlmightyKfish
There's an implication in Brief Lives where Delirium talks about "no coin has one side" and also mentions how by merely walking in the universe the Endless warp reality, and then later Destruction states that he believes Dream might define reality as much as he does Dreams.But there's never any concrete evidence, although the one issue story about the cat implies that the dreams which Morpheus represents were able to warp reality from the beginning to the end of time- erasing the previous creation from having ever existed.
But yeah, we never see much to directly prove this.
oh ok thanks. i always thought there was concrete evidence to prove that as a lot of people seem to think the endless each encompass two opposite aspects of the universe.
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where is that from?
