MOTW 10-19-16: And thanks for the leg.

TexiKen

Photobucket stinks. Anyway...

Superman #8, Clark, Jon, and Krypto get sent to a world full of dinosaurs, and something else:

Superman #9, time to get off dinosaur island, with a little help from an old friend:

Batman #9, Batman recruits his own Suicide Squad from Arkham, who will it be?

Trinity #2, these worlds you visit are never real:

Mike Danger

What's up with

Jane Doe drawing the Legion symbol?

Bogart

I guess my moment of the week is going to be re-reading a whole lot of Steve Dillon comics. RIP.

Armoroc

Mike Danger wrote: »

What's up with

Jane Doe drawing the Legion symbol?

In the DC Universe Rebirth 80page one shot a girl came out of nowhere saying she is from the future, but no one believed her story so she's stuck in the asylum for now

Mike Danger

Oh, see, I thought it was the other Jane Doe in disguise: http://dc.wikia.com/wiki/Jane_Doe_(New_Earth)

Martini_Philosopher

What's with Selena's murder count? I mean, yeah I expected her not to be as merciful as Bats but that's a little over the top, isn't it?

And why give her a death sentence when that never seems to have happened with Joker?

Sooo many questions here.

TexiKen

Death penalty because she has short hair, ewwwww.

I have to just guess she did something to kill all the mobsters in her DCnU series, blow them all up in a warehouse? Otherwise yeah, I would have guess she killed like 10 people before, likely justified enough to not make Batman stay grumpy at her.

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Linespider5

I'm not sure if anyone wants it, but someone could really do one hell of an examination of how Gotham's criminal justice system actually works. I'm sure they've got all kinds of unique vigilante-based laws and rulings that only exist within Gotham proper. Again, actually establishing canon for a fictional city's laws sounds like a ton of Not Fun for most people, but at the same time, it could be kind of great.

Just like how Two-Face really ought to be spending at least half his time being a slimy lawyer, getting sentences reduced, getting other villains off on technicalities or mismanaged evidence, etc. We'd just need some reason for him to not be disbarred over, well. Y'know.

Bobby Derie

No-one really wants to look at that too closely - part of the reason being, Arkham Asylum in its various incarnations has become sort of a collective holding facility for "special" criminals, including ones like Poison Ivy and Killer Croc who are either superpowered or near-superhuman in most of their incarnations, and most of the no-prizes have focused on the institution itself.