Hello, it's been a long time since you published this video, I have some info that you may find of interest just for the sake of better treatment of this subject. The whole "Barry didn't learned his lesson, and he was rewarded for it" was to be resolved in the sequel. His own defense was that he still lost his mother, but the real consequence wasn't a reward at all, because the Anti-Monitor was awake because of Barry's actions (Affleck's Bruce scene at the end of the film was about him warning Barry,) so the second film was going to be a prequel to the grand finale for the DCEU saga, the Anti-Monitor unleashing the "Crisis on Infinite Earths." Then, Affleck shot another post-credits scene, using the same garb that he used in the first one, the tone was a bit more humorous, with him screaming for help, without revealing the reason why he was asking for said help. I know this because a few months after the film was released I had the pleasure to meet and talk a lot about this to a very close cousin of Andy Muschietti (I'm half argentinian,) who told me this in between some beers and the real talk of that day... football (soccer.)

Awesome! And chance your gonna go over the new Batman 89 novel resurrection?

My dream Sinister Six are: Kraven the Hunter Scorpion Vulture Electro Shocker Venom

Knowing Zack Snyder's plan for Justice League 3, I believe that's "the" greatest DC movie never made.

You guys want me to make you feel old again? I hadn’t heard that Seal song until I first listened to this episode a few years back. I’m not joking😂 That aside, have a great weekend guys and keep up the great episodes!

Ur talking about batman the same batman that deducted that thunderbolt was a 5th dimension imp at first glance or where someone from the future was supposed to appear before brainiac was able to? Ok sure his isn’t the greatest detective 😭😭😭

Mark Ruffalo has been pretty good though both as Bruce/The Hulk

To say that I haven't liked the MCU Hulk since Thanos beat his ass , & Smart Hulk more so, is putting it mildly, I miss Savage Hulk very much, Toddler Hulk in Ragnarok was pretty cool, but I wasn't a fan of Taika Waititi shoving him into Thor's third movie & not adapting Planet Hulk as closely as I'd have liked, less said about the last Thor movie, & Gorr The God Butcher the better, one day I hope we get a Disney+ series about The Hulk with his time on Sakaar, before Thor crash landed there because of the events of his third film

Also can't mention Jade Jaws without the Avengers Earths Mightiest Heroes show that was, along with Spectacular Spider-Man, & more cancelled Marvel animated projects that were & got cancelled before they could see the light of day, sighs in the Gabriel Luna Ghost Rider, Offenders show, & Offenders lead in shows with Howard The Duck, Tigra & Dazzler, Hit Monkey is the only one that's still around, but slightly rebranded I believe, Modok one was awesome I love that one more then the Corey Stoll Modok variant in Quantumania don't get me wrong he did a fine job, & I liked Modok's faceplate etc + also how darn unnerving he looked with his large head

I liked Hulk & The Agents of S.M.A.S.H cartoon as well, & the 90s one with Neal as the voice of Bruce Banner, also the very awesome, childhood favourite ever since I got it when I was ten, The Incredible Hulk Ultimate Destruction video game!

I love this script more then the Jonathan one you guys covered, also their is so much I wish would be done with The Hulk, I love the Eric Bana/Hulk 2003 movie, it's Peter David novelization, the video game set after the movie , Ed Norton 2008 T.I.H film, it's tie in game also so much, I'd love to see a World War Hulk Multiverse movie set in/on Battleworld, also more Hulk characters in the Marvel Strike Force game, eg because Contest Of Champions used him & he looked awesome? Maestro. Also Joe Fixit, Doc Samson, Red She-Hulk, A-Bomb, Skaar, Hiro, possibly their deceased mother Caiera, Weapon H, err since we have the first Red Hulk, maybe the second one that had a moustache when he transformed, also if Immortal Hulk came to that mobile game, & was done in the M.C.U I'd love that, also honestly the flaming sh-t pile that is the Sony Spider-Man Less live action side of things, Marvel Studios get all those characters, & Spider-Man fully, do the S.S.U. Characters right, but my only complaint if that was/were to one day happen is recasting Morbius/Madame Web, I didn't like either of whom Sony got, also I'd love to see more done with Namor, Tenoch Huerta was brilliant in Wakanda Forever , I doubt he'll appear in The Fantastic Four First Steps, maybe a Part Two set in the 616/MCU? hopefully also the Gambit movie with Channing Tatum happen, & other then hopefully the long gestating Blade reboot, a fourth Blade for & with Wesley Snipes, Logan esque - Post Apocalyptic Future, Nuclear Winter, hopefully not kill him off. Also honestly I finally saw #deadpoolandwolverine at last via Prime Video last Saturday, loved it is an understatement oh my goodness!

This video is a joke right?

I have the Peter David novelizations of Hulk 2003, & T.I.H 2008. Reddit have a extended version of the later movie, with the deleted scenes/alternate opening put back into the movie, I came across it in 2020, loved it is an understatement, as well as the last two, & late to the party but the 2003 Hulk game set after the film/Eric Bana returned for it, love The Incredible Hulk 2008 tie in game as well, & of course, childhood favourite, The Incredible Hulk Ultimate Destruction game! Will have to get/read the Peter David/Batman Forever novelization. He created Maestro, I love that Hulk character, he got an origin story comic in 2020 I believe, & Contest Of Champions mobile game had him featured too, Hopefully someday the Schumacher Cut of Batman Forever, might see the light of day one day but I'm not sure if it ever will, at this time.

Comment below on what stories ARE good displays of Batman's detective work! Like we announce towards the end of the video, we are working on the follow-up episode, which will cover Batman stories where Bruce DOES solve the crimes.

Theatrical cut was far better.

cant beat the 89 version

50 years of Arkham brought me here

Pffffffff hahahahahah

Always loved both the Eric Bana/Ed Norton Hulk films

"Ayeee, I'm batman"

did they address the sudden change from Sean Young to Basinger?

He really should be called the comics world greatest Detective Because there's only one Greatest Detective And he lives in 221B Baker Street We can have a discussion About who's second

Problem is, you're cherry picking only major arcs and modern stories. I grew up on stories from the bronze age where many of them showcase Batman's detective skills. You have to look up the more obscured and underrated stories rather than relying only on major ones which focus on anything but Batman detective excellence. For example, the Hush story would end up after the 1st issue if Loeb was promoting Batman detective skills rather than his new villain at that time.

" You are every bit your internet fanbase claims you to be. Although your tactics are impressive, you are still only human". _ Brainiac from Superman: TAS.

No I love that he doesn’t know about the carpet tucker because of his class difference, so I’m fine with him not knowing. He’s learning, it’s only his second year and it fits the theme of the rich being out of touch

Batman is only a good detective when he has a good writer...

In The Batman Penguin: And you supposed to be the world greatest detective my ass.

The answer is no Batman should not kill and let me explain why Batman would never kill because in the tragedy that crafted Batman himself, Bruce determined that the worst thing anyone could ever do is take a life That's One of the main reasons he doesn't kill and another reason why he doesn't is because it is to ensure he always acts in service of justice, not vengeance, and that he never let himself become so above and beyond the law that the last restraint on.

Also He has a phenomenal intelligence and a logical mind, allowing him to piece together myriad clues and use them to counter his enemies' strategies. Furthermore, his deductive abilities are supported by some of the best resources imaginable, not to mention a complete disregard for privacy laws.

I completely disagree with this video and the reason why is Part of being the World's Greatest Detective is having the determination required to train for the role in the first place. Following the death of his parents, Bruce Wayne left Gotham City and trained abroad for twelve years to hone the detective skills he would need to conduct his war on crime.

We actually got the Batman vs Dracula

“The only one to clean up that road is BIG AL!!”

That Batwing is pretty cool. It is based on the toy that came out for either Batman Returns or Batman 89. I can't remember which but I had it up till recently.

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as for the storyboard of batman in the cockpit, you need to realize that the artist is not a comic artist but a movie storyboard artist who most likely wasnt as familiar with the character as a fan. That, and costume/wardrobe accuracy wouldnt be particularly crucial to mapping out your scenes in sketch form

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I don’t agree with this podcast’s assertion that there is no basis for the rights belonging to Disney or another entity other than Warner Brothers. Adam West’s Batman debuted in 1966, the TV rights were divided between ABC, Fox and Greenway. WB didn’t acquire DC until 1969 and by then the TV rights were already sold off to one of the 3 aforementioned companies that had a hand in producing the Adam West TV series. Therefore Warner Brothers has never owned Batman’s live action TV rights. (Warner Brothers has never produced a live action TV Batman, the entire time it has owned DC.) Disney acquired ABC in 1996 and Fox in 2019, therefore it seems highly likely that Disney may control at least in part, Batman’s live action television rights. Also, in reference to Bruce Wayne/Batman’s absence on Smallville, Miles Millar was quoted as saying, it is a very difficult legal quagmire.” Which would seem to imply that Warner Brothers doesn’t legally have the right to use him in live action. Even if what Gunn was debunking was Disney’s ownership, it still doesn’t clear up who does own the rights. So I’ll ask, Warner Brothers for some undisclosed reason banning Batman from having a live action tv show for nearly 60 years while green lighting several other DC shows including multiple Superman series, makes more sense to you than Warner Brothers not wanting to openly admit that they don’t have the full rights to one of there most lucrative characters?