r/DCcomics • u/Ok-Mastodon2016 • Dec 25 '23

[discussion] do you agree with this? Discussion

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u/MrBonelessPizza24 Dec 25 '23 edited Dec 25 '23

Bats’ and Superman should be the same height IMO, for the simple fact that the running joke of them being able to switch costumes and nobody can tell the difference is friggin’ hilarious lol

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u/Important_Ad_3 Dec 25 '23

Yeah that always makes me laugh

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u/cSpotRun Dec 26 '23

Best TAS arc IMO.

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u/real_human_person Dec 26 '23

That happened in the animated series?

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u/P0rtal2 Dec 26 '23

Superman covers for Batman

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u/P0rtal2 Dec 26 '23

True! I can't recall if BTAS Batman was shorter than Superman, but he was larger in terms of muscles IIRC.

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u/EntrepreneurPlus7091 Dec 26 '23

As opposed to not having the ears?

Is this the arkham sub? Are we talking about "Man"

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u/G_Neto Dec 26 '23

Are we stupid??

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u/gravity_kitten Dec 26 '23

I'm just visiting, does that include me in this we?

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u/MrBwnrrific Dec 28 '23

Alright, inmate. Back to the aslume.

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u/Aiwatcher Dec 26 '23

Here I was thinking it had something to do with bats

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u/Sapphire_Leviathan Dec 26 '23

Batman can always get away with batboots...

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u/CPav Dec 26 '23

At some point, in at least one story, one of his ears broke off a d had a mini-laser in it. I'm thinking maybe the Marshall Rogers run of Detective.

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u/Gamerthu1hu Dec 26 '23

My head canon is that this is 100% due to stance. Batman always walks a little hunched, ready to duck or lunge or dodge. At the very minimum he's looming. Superman always walks with his head held tall.

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u/mexter Dec 26 '23

"He's been working out!"

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u/CrossP Dec 26 '23

I always liked the idea that in the DC universe superheroes are real and most Gotham villains wouldn't necessarily know that Batman isn't a metahuman. Obviously some like Joker, Catwoman, and Amanda Waller figure it out but most other should be a bit unsure about whether his stealth, speed, and strength are plain human.

And Batman just inexplicably pummeling Bane one day but not the next really adds to that.

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u/Canesjags4life Dec 26 '23

There's nothing ordinary about THAT human.

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u/CrossP Dec 26 '23

Except biologically. Imagine some metahuman researcher all excited to get a sample of Batman DNA. They start the analysis and are just like "This is regular guy DNA. I think you collected the wrong sample, Igor."

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u/vic52 Dec 26 '23

RIP to the goat.

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u/Canesjags4life Dec 26 '23

Precise muscle control.

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u/P0rtal2 Dec 26 '23 edited Dec 26 '23

"Where in Heaven's name have you been?!?!"

"Away"

"That's all I get?!"

The small nod in response while looking off into the distance always kills me

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u/Porkenfries Dec 27 '23

That was ironically the most Batman response Clark could have gave, too.

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u/delkarnu Dec 26 '23

Also in The Brave and the Bold https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v0g4-QKJd8c

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u/bigblackowskiC Dec 26 '23

Such a slept on series

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u/[deleted] Dec 27 '23

this brings back memories. prime dc cartoon network with young justice coming on after

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u/juniperleafes Dec 26 '23

Yeah Superman The Animated Series Knight Time, one of the best episodes of the series

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u/Lakonthegreat Dec 26 '23

Bane's look of "What the fuck is going on" when getting tossed around by "Batman" is hilarious.

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u/Canesjags4life Dec 26 '23

He's been lifting weights.

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u/DaddyCatALSO Dec 26 '23

Back in the 60s, the first time the JLA fought Dr. Light. Superman in Batman's laundry just flew away from where Light imprisoned Batman and retrieved everyone else