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Title: worlds finest/ what's the point of batman? Post by: superboy on April 25, 2011, 08:49:35 AM Quote I do not understand in comics why in superman/batman team ups why batman is neccescary.He's no where near as strong as bats and better. Title: Re: worlds finest/ what's the point of batman? Post by: India Ink on April 25, 2011, 11:56:18 AM There doesn't seem to be a point, if you see the central point being a crime story. Superman has so much power that he should be able to stop any crime.
Frederick Wertham looked at super-hero comics and read them all as crime comics. That's all he saw in them. That and sexual acts where any two lines intersected. I don't look at a classic World's Finest Comic and see a crime story. I see a story about two friends who hang out together, because they really like each other and respect each other. Along with a young boy who admires them both and wants to aspire to the values of honesty and charity that they represent. I see three people having fun and living their lives the way they want. Title: Re: worlds finest/ what's the point of batman? Post by: nightwing on April 25, 2011, 11:59:36 AM Quote why batman is neccescary As misspellings go, this one is awesome. Of course Batman would be neccescary. :-) Quote He's no where near as strong as bats and better. This part's wrong, though. I'm pretty sure Batman is stronger than most bats. Maybe not those really big vampire bats in "Temple of Doom," but most other ones. |