Originally posted by Omega Vision
Most of Wildstorm kills.
The parts of Wildstorm that weren't riffs on existing properties at the other publishers are gone now.
You guys know what I mean. Not killing is sort of a big line for guys like Batman; icing people isn't an admirable trait to be celebrated.
And the larger statement of persistent supervillains is that you can never actually, finally defeat evil.
Originally posted by Lord_Talronno they are not. did you not read the novel? the life of trauma he endured and the nihilistic epiphany he underwent after that girl was killed forged a personality beyond reach. he wouldn't give a **** about the joker's atempts to confound his sense of right and wrong. Rorschack's worldview and conviction required no outside validation and were unfattered by criticism, common sense and even reason itself. no apparent contradiction in his actions is gonna faze him, he'll wtfpawn the joker.
incorrect. rorschach and people like him whos view of things is incredibly black and white are actually very easily manipulated. and suddenly i dont care because im too lazy to explain the rest
Originally posted by 753
no they are not. did you not read the novel? the life of trauma he endured and the nihilistic epiphany he underwent after that girl was killed forged a personality beyond reach. he wouldn't give a **** about the joker's atempts to confound his sense of right and wrong. Rorschack's worldview and conviction required no outside validation and were unfattered by criticism, common sense and even reason itself. no apparent contradiction in his actions is gonna faze him, he'll wtfpawn the joker.
He's also a guy that would rather be killed than compromise, and that is very easy to manipulate indeed.
If you'll recall, the overarching plot is specifically about him and others being manipulated.
Originally posted by SimonComics
He's also a guy that would rather be killed than compromise, and that is very easy to manipulate indeed.If you'll recall, the overarching plot is specifically about him and others being manipulated.
Originally posted by SimonComicsI see, and how would the joker manipulate Rory into dying rather than compromising in a fistfight exactly? Ozzie had a decade of one-sided prep to play everyone including a god adn his atempt at manipulating Rorschack into compromising failed.
He's also a guy that would rather be killed than compromise, and that is very easy to manipulate indeed.If you'll recall, the overarching plot is specifically about him and others being manipulated.