Batman the wise man must fail

Abigale 2022-03-04 08:02:12

Savage was mutated by meteorite radiation and will never die. He is one of the ancestors of mankind and can be said to have created human civilization. I wipe, the villain is very powerful. He wants to use missiles to lead solar flares to the earth to destroy at least half of human beings, because human beings are too fond of fighting and want to rebuild civilization. After the Justice League members are all knocked down, Batman escapes from his parents' graves to save everyone from defeating each other again. And everyone was subdued because of Batman's backup plan in case the Justice League members went bad and could be subdued. Everyone understands. The immortal Savage could only be imprisoned for life. The final credits commemorate the film's author, Dunn McDuffie, who was born in 1962 and died of complications from heart surgery in 2011.

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Justice League: Doom quotes

  • Green Lantern: All right, now come the warning shots. Give up? Please say no.

    Ten: You'll never catch me, Lantern.

    Green Lantern: Lots of women say that.

  • Alfred Pennyworth: Late night playing cards, Master Bruce?

    Batman: Something like that. How did you know?

    Alfred Pennyworth: [picks out a card from the driver seat] I believe tradition for hiding these up one's sleeve.

    Batman: Was that sarcasm, Alfred?

    Alfred Pennyworth: Mild teasing, at best. I'm being uncharacteristically gentle with you mainly because you're bleeding all over my nice clean floor.

    Batman: Not going to let me go to work.

    Alfred Pennyworth: That is correct, Master Bruce. Not until you've had proper medical attention...

    Batman: Fine.

    Alfred Pennyworth: ...food, and a minimum of eight hours' bed rest.

    Batman: Let's get this over with.

    Alfred Pennyworth: I made chicken soup. You can eat while you brood and I'll put in your stitches myself. It will be delightful, I'm sure.

    Batman: All right.

    Alfred Pennyworth: By the way, the part about the stitches? That would be sarcasm.