You're describing both the Batfamily and Batman Inc.
That sure looks like a no-limits fallacy to me. We already know Bruce donates shedloads to charity and social improvement. If it's not changing the world, maybe it's because even his money can't do everything, in-universe. He already has enough trouble just helping Gotham.
Thank you, corrected.
I don't think he ever had an official name, but if you can reference that I'll change it.
Given that the Amazons are all considered low level Hero's I am guessing in crime universe they were an empire of woman that went around killing most men and raping those they didn't to reproduce that was overthrown by the actually virtuous Hercules and driven into the sea...
Is... Is... Paul really going to let her keep that?
Which is probably why Earth-16's The Star Sapphire is most likely safely inside the Earth-16 Violet Central Power Battery, as opposed to a Star Sapphire having been the power stone that drove Carol Ferris-16 crazy.
Thank you. I'll change the older one.
While Zoat could certain write that since he's the author.
Except Zoat is exceedingly unlikely to write his character knowingly doing something that would endanger the entire universe, since that is the exact opposite of what Orange Lantern would do.
What about clothes? Or did OL give her something? Edit: Scratch that, I checked back, she was wearing armor.
I'm predicting: Man-hating warrior culture who failed in their bid to conquer Greece when Hercules booted them away (As Vaermina noted), and Ares sealed them on their island?
It's like a dog chasing a car. God knows what they'd do if they caught it
And doesn't this just highlight OL's philosophy so well?
Yes, folks, that was actually a golden-age hero name. Largely because of the 'whizzing' noise he made when he ran.
Great high, but coming down from it is a bitch.
Yes, this whole world has a topsy-turvy morality. These are people living in a world where bad guys get ahead, and good people are their prey...
"I need to tell my Dad where I am. They're probably already looking for us."
So, Shadowcrest -14 has a taste for cliche.
She holds it for a moment and then pulls, the Sapphire coming free of the staff.
According to Google, a Peytral is a piece of horse armor... Perhaps a Gorget or Pixane?
Orange Lantern has a history of failing to consider the long term consequences of his actions...
No further clothing, but she's not really wearing any less than a lot of superheroines are happy flying around in.
No. If anything, they're actually more man-friendly than their Themyscira 16 sisters.
Thank you, corrected.
Yes, I checked back after posting, didn't notice the mention of a gambeson. Which actually sounds conservative compared to the usual leotard, mini-dress or catsuit.
I noticed the lack of comment on Hercules kicking them out of Greece, or the gods' sealing them away. Is that accurate, then? I could see them being favoured by Ares given some versions of their history...
About bloody time you got onto the verification part.
Being willing to interact with the opposite gender isn't the same as being friendly toward them. This is especially true when the default interaction, to the point where it's the primary objective of military operations, involves raping and murdering them.
No, there is no Violet Central Power Battery, the Star Sapphire they gave Carol was their
Setting aside the fact that, no, the Star Sapphire is almost certainly not critical to the existence of the universe, and OL is probably aware of such because he helped make the staff that it's been sitting in... and we have reasonable in-story clues for all of this...
Which is untrue. OL would not casually destroy his universe.you said:
I put the...
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I wonder if the final plot twist is that OL is actually real, and he's writing a SI story about a universe that is boring, but everything makes sense.
Implying that everything makes sense in this universe.
I am guessing you don't know the history of the Star Sapphire...
You really, really need to stop bringing in every niche continuity from every corner of the DC verse as evidence. Zoat is using a very small selection of continuities, handpicking attributes from them, flat out writing his own continuity at some points, and ignoring or outright denying the existence of others.
Yes, but people were talking about things like fixing world hunger, and pointing out that Wayne not only has the money - but the resources as well. He CAN afford to give jobs at a temporary loss to third world countries in a way that improves their way of life and not makes it worse. He can also afford to defend the companies he makes from enemies in those countries. He can also afford to feed everyone there. Heck, he could probably find a way to make those countries self-sufficient as far as food goes.