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Too far-fetched at the end
Libby 2022-04-21 09:01:06
The ending is too far-fetched, tens of millions of people died, the whole world thinks that the doctor is a murderer, and the big villain even tragically said that this is to achieve world peace, this is to establish a common enemy for the earth, the United States and the Soviet Union. In order to deal with the doctors, they will not attack each other, but will join forces, and the people of the world will achieve great unity. . . . What bullshit logic is this, is this solidarity based on solidarity? It was also said at the end that since then the Doctor has left the earth. In this case, without the so-called "enemy" that needs to be dealt with together, how long can the "solidarity" between the United States and the Soviet Union be maintained? How long can peace be achieved with the sacrifice of tens of millions? baffling! ! How can these so-called "superheroes" believe this bullshit logic? ! Not worth scrutinizing at all.
Extended Reading
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Joana 2022-04-24 07:01:01
Zac's hidden questioning style also appeared in Super Bat. Rorschach, the old and conservative loner like a punisher, is probably the most "consistent" one among the crowd, never bowing his head to the current situation, but this also It means that he is the most short-lived one.
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Joannie 2021-10-20 18:58:57
Brilliant adaptation!
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John McLaughlin: On a scale of 0 to 10 - zero being impossible, ten being complete metaphysical certitude - what are the chances the Russians will actually attack the United States? Pat Buchanan.
Pat Buchanan: Zero. The Soviets would never risk going to war when we have a walking nuclear deterrent on our side.
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Fat Thug: [Reaching into Rorschach's cell] You're dead, Rorschach! We got a prison full of killers out here! What do you got?
Rorschach: [Grabbing Fat Thug's hands] Your hands. My pleasure.
[Rorschach breaks Fat Thug's hands and ties them to the prison bars]