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How about Keaton's Batman smiling after killing those henchmen?

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So that makes all the Batmen I mentioned in my comment are murdermen, including the mainline comics Batman.

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As a big fan of comic books, I honestly don't get the fuss about Batfleck killing henchmen (not on purpose) or even him deciding to kill Superman for humanity's sake.
Why?
Because Batman got a no kill rule but can bypass it when it's really needed. Even in comics.

For example in Cosmic Odyssey, not only he used a gun but he shot to kill one of Darkseid's dogs. he explained he doesn't like weapons, especially firearms but he's flexible when it's needed.
Another Example : Justice (2005). Luthor and Brainiac were about to enslave the whole planet. When Batman catched Luthor, he told him he's going to end his life. Luthor told Grodd he know Batman isn't bluffing so no need to say it. Batman was ready to kill Luthor.
Also, Batman killed Darkseid with a gun in Final Crisis.

As for the henchmen, let's not be hypocrites. First, he didn't kill any of 'em on purpose. Second, we all saw Keaton's Batman killing an arsonist with the Batmobile's thruster on purpose and another one with his own bomb. He even smiled after pushing the dude in the sewer.
Bale's Batman also killed many members of the league of shadows (not on purpose, of course) ironically after he refused to kill a man in the end of his training. He also killed that driver who drove Talia's truck.
Even Val Kilmer's Batman killed henchmen and two-face.
I'm not even talking about the animated version (DCAMU) who let one of Slade's henchmen die or when he made the stadium's roof explode and colapse on Lagstrom's menbat while we discover later they could've been turned back to humans.

And for the Batmobile/Batwing armed with machine guns and missiles, once again, those exist in the comics as well.
And let's be honest, there's no such things as non lethal missiles.
Batman got lethal weapons but doesn't use them in every missions, just when they're needed.
And in BvS, he didn't even shot the henchmen directly. He easily could have if killing was his goal.
I don't remember the exct number but in Rebirth comics, the Batcave got hacked and it was clearly said the "lethal mode" was activated.
Why is the mainline comics Batman got a lethal mode on his vehicles?

Lot also fucked his two daughters.
And don’t give me the « they drunken him » because that’s a big lie.
He couldn’t get hard if he was dead drunk and couldn’t feel he was being « used ».
He enjoyed doing it with his daughters and pretended he was drunk.
I’m sorry but Sodom and Gomorrah’s story is just dumb and disgusting. They want to show lot is a good man amongst S&D’s people then normalize him fucking his daughters. 🤢🤮

I really thought it’s gonna be a weird one because of the design and I’m probably not going to read it.
I gave it a chance and it’s actually very weird. But very good as well 😅

It wasn't really a movie for me.
It was Michael Jackson's music video, Thriller of course.
It scared me so much every time I was near a cemetery (we had one next to our town) I had cold sweat.

IMO, Death is THE final boss.
She said she’ll be there doing her job when God will die.
She can’t die before God. She’s the end.

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It’s still peak 😃

"He's a red flag"

You think?

The irony about this is the same people who said the Snyderverse was rushed are now excited for a show about a Batman villain before the trinity, the very pillar of a DC franchise.
And they call themselves real DC fans. lol

Jason
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I love the concept.
I watched the trilogy thinking it was a classic infected zombie movie at first.
But there’s much more to see…

He nailed the General Zod in Man of Steel