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- Oct 20, 2019
The JL trinity always had a slightly odd dynamic to me. If there's any of the big three that would clash I don't think it's Batman and Superman, it's Superman and Diana. She's a soldier, wields a sword, kills enemies in battle. He's the don't-hurt-people-boyscout civillian. It's not that Diana lacks compassion or Superman is naive, but they're the most likely to crash based on their origins imo. And when DC writes them as a natural fit or even ships them, based on some similarity of their powers, I find it absurd. In any case, Batman has a useful role as an intermediary. Without Batman you get the beyond Mary Sue of Martian Manhunter. A character who if acting intelligently is near unstoppable.with how long it takes DC to do fucking anything why couldn't Gunn just let Reeve do his thing and then introduce batman way later on. IIRC Batman was always a loner anyways, imagine him showing up to superman 5 like "i didn't want to make my presence known too early" and have it be done that way.
Well that's where the tension comes from. Tim and Grayson is just two people who will naturally get along and be pretty similar in many ways (though they will probably still make Tim gay as they did in the Titans TV show). Todd and Grayson will clash which adds drama.a grayson and todd movie sounds fucking awful btw. grayson and tim make way more fucking sense, but there's barely any reason for todd and grayson to associate.
Not that I'm interested in a Robin movie either way, though. (Sorry, Robin of Teen Titans).




