Lol, nope.
According to Alfred, who examined him, the dionyseium (or however its spelled) healed all of his previously broken bones, removed scar tissues etc, so that he was in tip top condition, as if he was brand new. Hence, according to Alfred, he was now stronger and faster than ever.
But still only human, officially.
Originally posted by DarkSaint85
Lol, nope.According to Alfred, who examined him, the dionyseium (or however its spelled) healed all of his previously broken bones, removed scar tissues etc, so that he was in tip top condition, as if he was brand new. Hence, according to Alfred, he was now stronger and faster than ever.
But still only human, officially.
😆 Comics.
Originally posted by DarkSaint85
Where's that scan of a pissed off Wonder Woman besting a sick, armoreless Batman, and failing to do damage...
Are you saying that Batman would take no damage from someone in his own weight class? If so, why is it that Grayson was able to give him a fight? Actually, why do any of the characters below super human stats ever give him a fight? Could he be holding his durability in check like Superman always holds back? Or what is it that you're trying to say in your statement, because I don't get it?
Originally posted by Stoic
Are you saying that Batman would take no damage from someone in his own weight class? If so, why is it that Grayson was able to give him a fight? Actually, why do any of the characters below super human stats ever give him a fight? Could he be holding his durability in check like Superman always holds back? Or what is it that you're trying to say in your statement, because I don't get it?
Originally posted by Stoic
Are you saying that Batman would take no damage from someone in his own weight class? If so, why is it that Grayson was able to give him a fight? Actually, why do any of the characters below super human stats ever give him a fight? Could he be holding his durability in check like Superman always holds back? Or what is it that you're trying to say in your statement, because I don't get it?
This is what I am saying:
Originally posted by DarkSaint85
http://i289.photobucket.com/albums/ll223/darknight2k/Endurance/Stamina/batman35-brucewaynevsgodofwar1.jpg
Subsequent to this showing, Alfred had this to say:
'Fastest and strongest Batman ever.'
And no, Stilt, no muscle memory issues.
So according to those two scans I'm guessing that you're saying that Batman is above peak human. If I were you, I'd wait for this little buff to wear off. Seems like DC wants Batman to be at least on par with Midnighter, because as it stood, he probably would have been able to crush him. Still thinking that Batroc would give him a decent fight.
This is also BEFORE the buff. Without his armour. Note the guy he's fighting, Lincoln, is strong enough to twist metal poles like paper:
Originally posted by Stoic
So according to those two scans I'm guessing that you're saying that Batman is above peak human. If I were you, I'd wait for this little buff to wear off. Seems like DC wants Batman to be at least on par with Midnighter, because as it stood, he probably would have been able to crush him. Still thinking that Batroc would give him a decent fight.
Originally posted by zopzopthey should just make them smarter or more cunning. Making someone that occasionally has trouble dodging bullets and taking down low metas suddenly move faster than light and break buildings with their fists is ridiculous.
Truth. But it's not just DC. It's any popular street level character. The comic companies have to make them relevant in a world populated by beings that can destroy cities and lift mountains.
The whole point of them being powerless is that they have to find a way to win other than just using their f*cking fists. Just look at john constantine; he's one of the least powerful magic users in comics but he's awesome because he can always outsmart or con his enemy.
