Originally posted by -Pr-
That's nice, I guess.Awful writing, awful art, and the definite sense that he writer doesn't at all understand the relationship between the two of men.
How would you define their relationship? I don't read Batman, so I can't see what's wrong or off with it, not saying that it's not wrong or off, though.
Originally posted by Wei Phoenix
How would you define their relationship? I don't read Batman, so I can't see what's wrong or off with it, not saying that it's not wrong or off, though.
It varies from writer to w writer. Some show them as dysfunctional father/son relationship, some write them as brothers and others as a loving/accepting father/son realtionship.
This looked like the writer was going for the adversarial/dysfunctional and abusive relationship angle. My least favorite.
Originally posted by -Pr-I like how both of them are getting punched, kicked, and thrown into a bunch of different objects, but they're still talking while they're getting hit in the face. I also like how both of them nonchalantly destroy the Batcave and they don't even give a crap (knowing that Alfred will have to clean it up)
That's nice, I guess.Awful writing, awful art, and the definite sense that he writer doesn't at all understand the relationship between the two of men.
Originally posted by Wei Phoenix
How would you define their relationship? I don't read Batman, so I can't see what's wrong or off with it, not saying that it's not wrong or off, though.
Mostly what 80s said. Bruce and Dick are supposed to be past all of this bullshit, and their relationship is a far deeper, far more complex one than those panels would have you believe.
Originally posted by deathslash
I like how both of them are getting punched, kicked, and thrown into a bunch of different objects, but they're still talking while they're getting hit in the face. I also like how both of them nonchalantly destroy the Batcave and they don't even give a crap (knowing that Alfred will have to clean it up)
😂 yeah
