Psycho.
You know, I've been thinking about that.
re: the Scary Bat God vision? I don't think Batman is currently psychotic (or psychopathic), but it is possible to have a psychotic break and then spontaneously get well. It's always surprised me that narratives continue to beat on the amnesia trope (which is actually very rare) and nobody writes stories about the fact that you can go psychotic and then just get better. Psychotic here specifically referring to auditory and visual hallucinations.
Of course, he's got a really good reason to be paranoid right now.
and nobody writes stories about the fact that you can go psychotic and then just get better.
I would say the this does happen in the Cerebus comics, as Dave Sim has written at length in the comics about his own psychotic breaks.
But I don't think Sim ever got better, so it doesn't really count.
So he's not evil, just crazy?
Or is it more a Drusilla two-for-one special?
Or is it more a Drusilla two-for-one special?
Considering some of the seriously whacked out crap he's been spewing in his later years, I think this is the case.
I honestly don't think you can separate the two. He was weird oppressive beliefs about religion and sex. Whether they're the cause of the craziness, part of the craziness, or independent of the craziness, who can tell?
The Green Lantern
Rebirth
stuff is supposed to have been done by the time of Countdown, right? Because otherwise -- no
Hal Jordan.
And are there innumerable Spectres as well as Green Lanterns?
There's one Spectre at a time, far as I can recollect.
Sumi, You're right, FL: Rebirth has to take place between IC and Coutndown. Also, there's one and only one Spectre.
There's one Spectre at a time, far as I can recollect.
Except for that J.M. DeMatteis Hal Jordan Spectre story that revealed bazillions of duplicate Spectres pursuing the cause of vengeance"redemption" all over the cosmos.
Yeah, I prefer to pretend that whole series never happened.
