Superman visits Batman in Prison

[@fishfossils8858]

If you ever feel useless, just remember the two guards actually pulled their guns of freaking superman of all people.

[@xdgaming70]

And Batman could probably still dodge it if he truly wanted to fight back

[@andrewmurphy632]

Man of steel vs balls of steel

[@KevinCoplin]

Force of habit.

[@lirip3045]

Its all they got to defend themselves they scared. Asf 😭

[@a-pocket2]

@@xdgaming70 he wouldn't need to do anything, superman is so fast that the bullets would've been so dumb.

[@optimus2g]

Bruce deserved two years just for not killing the Joker earlier.

[@AverageMojaveMailman]

*ten years in the joint.

[@DavidBoell-h8l]

Mercy for the guilty is cruelty for the innocent. - Adam Smith

[@AverageInternetCitizen]

@@ThatVeryOldManproblem is normal people can’t get to Joker through his cult goons. Batman is the only one who’s able to just get in a room with him and get the chance.

[@elessal]

2 years of him and his company not paying taxes.

[@IssicheaV]

@@AverageInternetCitizenwhat about dozen of time Joker was taken into custody while being completely immobilized. I don’t see any cop decided to take one for the team 😅

[@BatehamRadio]

Wasn’t this from the injustice storyline? Where Superman dreams of a world where Lois didn’t die and Bruce killed Joker

[@Buroogamon.]

Yes it is

[@dcworld4349]

Bruce used Etrigan to get close enough to Clark having created spores out of the black mercy flower from the man who has everything.

[@paulajablonka9258]

​@@dcworld4349 That's so sad!😥😥😥

[@dcworld4349]

@@paulajablonka9258 He knew he couldn't stop Clark at this point without crossing the line himself. And he didn't want to put his former friend in a complete blacked out coma for the rest of his remaining life. He thought with the spores combined with the magic that had been used on them. He'd let him live out his ideal life while no longer being a threat. Not sure why he left Clark to get taken by his crime syndicate though. No matter how powerful he was told the combination of the black mercy and spell was. Still a risk letting them try to wake him. Should have put him in a red sun cell, or find a rom for him in the tower of fate or house of mysteries. They would likely have had rooms that could make sure the spell was always active and could release new spores if there was a danger of the spell weakening with him waking up.

[@jacobfoster9185]

I LOVE this story. The hug ? What SHOULD HAVE BEEN.

[@DinoJake]

The judge probably gave Bruce a VERY light sentence - 5 years in a Minimum Security Prison. A forced vacation, basically. Hell, he was probably out in two years on "good behavior" anyway, even WITH all the prison fights. Bruce probably wanted a harsher sentence, but there's not a single judge in the country who'd be willing to give him one. So once he got out, he permanently retired from being Batman. Passed the mantle onto Dick, and tried to look for other ways to help Gotham. Maybe run for mayor. Also I like to think that he FINALLY got himself some therapy, because if your guilt complex is so bad that you feel guilty about killing THE JOKER, then yeah, you might need therapy.

[@XSilver_WaterX]

That and heavy amounts of community service, but considering Bruce is a philanthropist...?

[@TheZamaron]

@@XSilver_WaterX Bruce already basically does a bunch of community service, from how mch he spends to improve Gotham as Bruce Wayne, to the good he does to keep it safe as Batman. But yah I think the judge didn't want to sentence Bruce, after all the Joker was basically an irredeemable monster, Most would forgive Bruce for murdering a man that bad, my guess is Bruce demanded to be locked up for the murder, so the judged gave him a light sentence, or the system knowing what he'd done as Batman just let him serve as short a sentence as possible, even with all the people he fought in prison, but then again most were likely thugs or villains he'd put in there, and they'd really want him dead.

[@XSilver_WaterX]

@@TheZamaron Bruce will call it ironic to be cleaning highway trash without his gadgets. But at least to his human side, it's both normal and terrible.

[@dr.veronica6155]

While you're probably right, he would have to be a special kind of idiot to actually *want* a harsher sentence for an act that should have gotten him a medal rather than prison time. But yeah, his guilt complex is so severe that he sees no meaningful distinction between him killing the Joker for trying to commit an act of nuclear terrorism plus all the other stuff he's done and, say, the Joker murdering an entire family for laughs.

[@sniffles8655]

Batman singlehandedly prevented the entire Injustice storyline. Props to him.

[@sinfuladam]

It’s a dream

[@jensthemagicjester347]

Yea this part IS, infact, a dream in the injustice timeline after they put superman to sleep, after this he becomes SUPER pissed at them.

[@sinfuladam]

@ he has the right to be pissed

[@Synical02]

Correction this is how injustice SHOULD HAVE GONE

[@DarthSoto78]

When Bruce said "I'm beating up a lot of people in here." I just picture Rorschach yelling "You're Locked In Here With Me."

[@reggyjohnson9083]

Judge- On the record of Batman vs Joker we find you innocent!! Bruce- I’ll give you $5million if you convict me

[@Jadefox32]

Judge- 5 years for attempted bribery of an official

[@no.notfromRDR]

The guards: if I don't look like I'm at least trying I might get fired.

[@SilverKingGary]

I need to know what judge sentenced Bruce to prison, Like who in their right mind would punish him for finally dealing with the Joker? Even if Bruce pled guilty the most I could see him getting is community service and a pat on the back for a job well done.

[@thunderstudent]

Unfortunately that's not how the justice system works. You kill someone and are convicted you go to prison. Even if that person was a serial killer, if you’re not killing them in self defense it's murder. Although the argument could be made that Bruce was defending everyone in Metropolis and Gotham.

[@bensoncheung2801]

🔥

[@Killing.monsters.sprite]

Funfact he was given as VERY short sentence but he kept yelling in court which added 2 years

[@yRaven.]

If i have to bet, it was Batman himself that wished for a higher sentence.

[@onemariobro]

I mean…Batman would think it’s the mistake of his entire career

[@charlesjohnson536]

'I'M LOCKED UP .. THEY WON'T LET ME OUT' - BATMAN

[@Shadic-wc4ww]

Prison guard : It's for protection Batman : protection? I don't need protection Prison guard : protection for them

[@jamesholcombe675]

More like "I won't let me out"

[@dodgeplow]

@@Shadic-wc4ww I'm not stuck in here with you. You're stuck in here with me!

[@clevelandgeorge8226]

Ooooooo they won't let me out

[@10RexTheWolf01]

Then escape like all the other villains STILL keep doing

[@TheSilverPhoenix100]

This is the one time I felt Batman disregarding his no kill rule was done well. He didn't kill Joker out of hatred or maliciously. Joker was threatening his friends and family, this was basically self defense and he instantly took responsibility. The only thing is im like 99% sure everyone would give him a suspended sentence and most likely a parade for ending the Joker.

[@Gabrielnobre]

You didn't get it. This Batman knew that if the Joker kills Lois Lane (she was pregnant) then Superman would go insane. He broke his rule of never killing to save the whole world.

[@caramel7149]

Batman: I've done a bad thing. Clark Kent: Technically, you've done ALOT of bad things, *pulls out list that rolls out and extends past the room* Clark Kent: Summarizing for time: 13,000,000 instances of murder, 10,000,000 instances of assault, and incidentally 10,000,000 instances of resisting arrest, 20,000 instances of hacking, 7,000,000,000 instances of searching government records without clearance, 600,000,000 instances of wage theft, 2,000 instances of war crimes, 40,000,000,000 instances of fraud, 2 instances of public indecency, 5 instances of kidnapping children/child endangerment/slave labor, and 1 pyramid scheme. Clark Kent: You're looking at 7 quadrillion years of prison, Lex Luthor. *Lex Luthor pulls off batmask*: How the fu-

[@Jadefox32]

I know you're heartbeat Lex, even with a lead lined cowl

[@LilXancheX]

Haha

[@bmprimer7809]

even in his best dream, injustice superman is still a control freak supervillain. ironic.

[@Lee-Darin]

Or make the years of tyranny the actual dream if they make a movie of it.

[@FenrisTheWolfofDoom]

One of the most wholesome Injustice comics to exist

[@aaroncoffman88]

Superman leaves with Bruce. Later the Warden, "You say you remanded Batman into Superman's custody? Sounds good to me."

[@Neoxon619]

If anything, I feel like the judge would’ve been relieved to see Bruce leave.

[@napalmman8292]

Bruce be like: It’s ok guard, send the bill to my office.

[@Jadefox32]

Guard: On a journalist's salary? Right

[@PsychoticBear]

There is no way a jury would have convicted Bruce for killing The Joker.

[@andrewceballos5404]

No compromise not even in the face of Armageddon

[@realderyn]

He probably pleaded guilty so it wouldn't have gone to a jury. It would have gone immediately to a judge for sentencing

[@PsychoticBear]

@@realderyn oh yeah I could see him doing that

[@DarthSoto78]

@@realderyn If I recall correctly he got a minimal sentience, but he yelled at the judge which automatically added two years to his sentience.

[@PsychoticBear]

@@realderyn Though also if I were the judge I would sentence him to a lifetime of community service of continuing to be Batman

[@Ronobuildstech]

The Fact that superman can breed with a human and create a fertile offspring in it by itself is a superpower

[@sasaki999pro]

Omniman: _Pfft, please thats nothing._

[@KILL3R-NOVA]

7:31: is that Man?

[@andrewtaffinder]

Underrated comment

[@Gutoguatemala23]

It is indeed

[@davidcampbell7109]

Technically, Bruce, you killed a psycho not a man you killed a psychopath a monster somebody who needed to die you didn’t kill a man you killed a genuine monster frankly I would’ve just taken clarks offer, but I get it. You wouldn’t want to risk anybody else I get it but still, I don’t think you deserve to be in prison.

[@R1vJ4]

Ollie Queen should've been bunking with Bruce ;) well... maybe in this timeline. WW is in the east wing ;) Some to most of the JLAs should be in there too. Good story tho... but those timelines are messed up that these writer/writers had to pick on Bats

[@freshairkaboom8171]

Yeah, he was a psychopath. A madman. That's why Bruce wanted to save him, because he too thought he was mad for taking on the Batman persona and beating people up.

[@Super-Saiyan-Blue-Gogeta]

I know it'd probably been said before, but literally no court would convict Bruce for killing the Joker; hell they'd likely try to reward him for getting rid of a mass murdering terrorist.

[@bensoncheung2801]

@@Super-Saiyan-Blue-Gogeta👍👍👍

[@Lanoman123]

Bro’s talking in the comments like these are real people. Hell the original comic is literally a drug induced dream for Injustice Superman

[@rimshot2270]

I know this is supposed to be a dream, but I prefer to imagine it as yet another Alternate Universe in which Batman's act of justice prevents the creation of Injustice Superman. But is that guard a moron? He pulls a pistol on Superman as if that will do any good. And why can't Superman and Lois have another child.

[@andrewtaffinder]

"why did the gun point a guard at man? Is he stupid?"

[@DoopIiss]

lois was killed.

[@floodgates182]

You know, in real life there is this thing called microchimerism. When a woman gets pregnant, the baby sends out stem cells to heal the mother, and the child's DNA becomes embedded in the mother's cells. It's theorised that that's one of the reasons why women look more like their husbands as they get older. Now, if you have super babies, like Lois, this might have some really funky effects. Maybe she'd become healthier, more resilient to injury, stronger? If that was case, then the logical thing for Lois and Clark to do would be to have as many babies as they could, thus improving Lois ability to protect herself and their children. Would be an interesting story line.

[@starkiller212]

Like a strange person once said "Dreams are windows into our alternate realities"

[@knghtbrd]

@@floodgates182 That actually could prove interesting.

[@itsurdad907]

Do the cops not know that regular bullets do nothing to Superman? 😂

[@MrInternetHermit]

It's the job. You know, dot the Is, cross the Ts.

[@ThePariahDark]

More about Superman's daughter ... but it was a great moment, Batman and Clark hugging. Gotta love when they show the depths of male friendship without ruining it.

[@TimonBruce]

Lol imagine a universe supermans Daugher takes after her uncle Bruce Gotham never be the same again a literal super batgirl

[@flashn00b]

I wouldn't be surprised if she did train under Bruce. Wasn't Superman also trained by Batman to not be overreliant on his powers?

[@alisamartinez7645]

What a load of bullshit, HONESTLY Dc comics suck's now!! I miss Stan Lee...😔

[@TofuofLight]

The fact Batman forces himself to go to prison shows that he was always above the law. His “moral compass” was the only thing he believed in and he never respected the actual due process

[@tron-a-con3700]

With the infinite multiverse that any what and what if is possible I bet there is a universe with these specific events and I like it. I hope DC creates an official comic run instead of just keeping as some dream from Injustice Supes

[@elessal]

the thing is that perfect worlds were everythings goes right don't sell nearly as well as ones like Injustice.

[@Internetguy_L337_90D]

@@elessal i for one gets a little annoyed that every superhero that exists and no one who can threaten superman exists there like dr.manhattan etc.

[@Nagore6305]

This is what Bruce should have done in the injustice universe. Rather then being critical and judging Superman; not even showing his condolences for what he had done by killing Joker. He should have been a true friend to him like this Batman and showed him empathy and gave him a shoulder to lean on.

[@tookiwolfpaint5142]

I think this is a great way to handle Batman killing the Joker - he only does it under the most extreme circumstance, and he holds himself so strongly to his own ideals that he IMMEDIATELY TURNS HIMSELF IN. Absolute great character work, shame it has to be tied to the dumpster fire of character assassination that is Injustice.

[@knghtbrd]

For a few years there it seems like DC (or certainly WB) saw Injustice and was like "ooh yeah, instead of a boy scout farm boy, let's have Supes be like a silent red-eyed wall of intimidating AF scowling as he floats silently toward the villain… Batman is there, watching in as much horror as the villain … is Supes gonna arrest him (Batman was already doing that) or murder him on the spot. 'I'm taking you in!' Batman, the man who is afraid of nothing, sighs with relief, knowing that he's not going to die as collateral damage today…" Yeahh! That's what we need for Superman! In fact, let's roll this out beyond Injustice and put it into our other projects! siiiigh

[@togelz]

The time when Injustice Superman got Mugen Tsukuyomi'd

[@lordfury18]

Bruce single handedly saved so many people with that one neck snap

[@SightScyTT]

The two guards point guns at Clark and Bruce bruh 😭🙏

[@ChuckFinelyForever]

Bruce has always had far too much trust in governments and their courts.

[@forastero54321]

There’s just something depressing about seeing well known superheros getting old right before our eyes.

[@zekewhale]

Yesss finally someone did a voiceover of the injustice Superman dream of Lara

[@mreyes8519]

Lmmfao Batman stfu and sit down at home. Guards are just like “he can leave whenever he wants”. 😂

[@JS-my4jw]

Let's be real here. What judge or jury would convict anyone for removing a maniacal maniac like the Joker off the face of the Earth? That monster has single handedly filled entire graveyards, and had no intention of ever reforming. Not a single person would sentence Bruce to prison for eliminating such an evil monster. At most, they'd find him guilty of ending the Joker, but then say that he's already served whatever sentence he would have gotten by doing the world a favor by ending the Joker.

[@qdllc]

Maybe it was a DC jury?

[@SabeNo-rh7mb]

It’s all just bad writing at this point. Cause forget Batman and the criminals Justice system. How have none of the *OTHER* mobsters and criminal in Gotham not killed Joker yet after he done messed up so many of their guys and businesses?

[@ROLITO-G-243]

​@@SabeNo-rh7mbI wont say its just bad writing sinse its not hard to believe that batman asked to get the sentence anyway, its not about the las itself its anout his moral code, probably there wanst judge on gottam to acept it but batman woudl probably suplicate to give him a sentence for his own better

[@SabeNo-rh7mb]

@@ROLITO-G-243 That wasn’t even where I was going. I wasn’t talking about Bruce. I was talking about why no one ELSE has gone after Joker. You expect me to believe a random guy could make enemies out of EVERY mob family in town, and NO ONE wants him dead?

[@Btobebone]

Imagine the clown world in which the joker could kill thousands, be caught, stuck in an asylum, break out, kill thousands, be caught, stuck back in the same asylum, and keep this pattern up for years, and then when someone finally off's him, the cops still arrest him and a grand jury would give the 'ok' to press charges. he could avoid a regular jury by pleading guilty, but on that grand jury, after 10's of thousands of deaths at the hands of the joker, there's almost a statistical certainty that multiple people on said grand jury were directly impacted by the jokers actions.

[@PeachIceCreamy]

Good god, your voice acting literally brings these comics to life. Thank you.

[@a_1973_love_yourself]

I love the idea of Bruce Wayne (With his identity revealed) just beating criminal's up in the same jail he is locked in. Like, imagine sharing the cellroom with batman of all people? Also, imagine he was to meet a few criminal's he fought in the past? It would be funny to see then reactions, it would be priceless

[@ForestX77]

Judge: Mr. Wayne you are found guilty of killing the Joker, but given it was the Joker your sentence is one week of community service. Bruce: …… Nope not good enough for taking a life. Judge: Dude…. It was the Joker….. Bruce: …… Your mustache is stupid and your mother smells like cat pee. Judge: 30 YEARS IN MAXIMUM SECURITY PRISON !!!!!!!!!

[@drathick9390]

Guards: "Superman we've actually told Mr Wayne can leave when ever he wants"

[@jonnyapple1540]

Bruce should be in prison for every year he didn't kill the joker

[@taraungoogle8482]

Batman doesn't kill, which is understandable but Batman has stopped others from killing Joker and he even defended Joker 😑

[@davidgmirsky]

7:59 bruce looks exactly like his dad Thomas wayne

[@lashonnakennybrew4847]

All I can truly say is this happy New Year's to plot armor and the creators that may play armor comics and plot armor possible and it's about time the Batman finally put Joker down

[@captainnemo4940]

The real reason why they put Bruce in prison was because it took him this long to finally end Joker.

[@justinisp9361]

First, love that the opening to this comic shows just how much Batman and Superman are really brothers and not just best friends (Personally hate how often the two biggest/best male characters in Dc are forced to fight against each other.), and, second, I also love that Bruce is married to Wonder Woman in the end. OF course he still had to one up his bro.

[@hypemugen]

2:58 lmao, the guards pointing their pistols at superman

[@KaitoD]

I love how old bruce looked like Thomas wayne

[@ORIGINALFBI]

"It was 50/50." Something that wouldn't be written today

[@baronghede2365]

I love the way Batman' follows the law.

[@christophermoody1448]

Look at it this way. In prison, Bruce is probably the only one walking around Gen-Pop, freely, while everyone else is in solitary... for their OWN protection.

[@johncorvo5520]

Thing is I seriously doubt any jury would convict Batman .... ever. And even if, the parole board would grant him clemency after he served like two seconds after checkin.

[@Eclipse-lw4vf]

Points gun at super man like “this.. this is my job but man am I bad at math”

[@bromodragone8405]

He was a psychopath. A monster. He got what he deserved. That's justice.

[@joeyblaze2509]

In a realistic scenario, any sound minded District Attorney would refuse to press charges against Batman in order to not crumble their image by convicting a man who took care of a murdering lunatic.

[@apetheory7152]

This should’ve been the ending of Injustice, Batman travels back in time and changes everything.

[@blackhat4257]

2:32 Brother, you ain't him. What do you think you're gonna do?

[@AverageInternetCitizen]

Batman just needs to feel some consequence because being above the law when it comes to who lives and dies would lead to him being unhinged.

[@godspeedelijah]

These dudes pulling the straps on Superman are cracking me up

[@alexcaro2005]

Batman: I killed the Joker The Jury: so? you want a medal or what? I'll hand you 5

[@thepanthion]

"Bruce, we said you're free to go. Why are you still here?!"

[@Keller5327LV]

Wouldn't Superman LITERALLY blow-out Lois's back?

[@PolnareffPierreJean]

I mean, if you consider what happened with Homelander... ... On second thought, I don't want to consider it.

[@jameskarg3240]

Bruce likely DEMANDED to serve the full time. "I HAVE to be the example, NEVER the exception" Because his vow is THAT absolute. Zero exceptions, even for the Joker. He murdered, so he HAD to face time. If gotham wouldnt, he'd have forced his own way into Arkham himself

[@hades_7727]

Let's be honest with the amount of lives the Joker took all those times he was free, i think the justice system can excuse taking one life

[@taraungoogle8482]

Joker did more than just kill, he has done every known crime and Batman just throws him back in jail knowing Joker is just gonna break out again 😑

[@adomfranklin2515]

Only if bruce finished joker before he got out of control, so many lives he couldve saved and even prevent injustice.

[@MusicLover-my6fo]

The dream sequence in Injustice chapter 14 actually has a little "plot hole" for the story. At the beginning of the 2013 Injustice game, Superman tells Joker that he and Lois were going to have a son. But then the prequel comic shows us that they were going to have a daughter. The thing that I don't get is that they were only going to have one child, so it has to be either a son or a daughter. And the game came first, so their child should be a son for this bit. So, Tom Taylor either must've forgotten this, or he just didn't care and decided to do his own thing.

[@tjjordan4207]

Most likely a plot hole. It happens to even the best of writers.

[@zir0424]

im pretty sure the prisoners are behaving very much 😂😂😂

[@HunterWhoLaughs]

Even though it's dream Clark had I like to believe their's couple of Injustice Alternate Universes where something like this happen for real though like others have said I think if anything Bruce would have been punished with community service for certain amount of time and get standing ovation from population of Gotham and rest of Earth.

[@Crulgao]

Can you do a Cloak and Dagger video? Really interested in them, even since before Marvel Rivals, and you're the only good comic channel I've seen 😅

[@iceluvndiva21]

This is the shit that scares me. Superman thinks that murdering the joker isn't a problem. IT IS A PROBLEM! Yes, the joker is a man and a monster, the two can co-exist. But it's not Bruce/batmans place to decide who lives or dies. That's why he has the no killing rule.

[@den2002ph]

If this is a dream, okay. But if not, why no one pardon batman from his crime.

[@tjjordan4207]

It goes beyond just killing the Joker. Batman is a vigilante, one that's tolerated by the authorities of Gotham, but if his identity was ever outted, it would force even Jim Gordon to arrest him and probably hand him over to the FBI or any government law enforcement. The laws he has broken would have certain others in the system wanting to put him behind bars to make a name for themselves, not to mention the corrupt who would see Bruce as a threat and want to make an example of him.

[@theorulez]

*Beautiful and touching video, I loved your added inflection to the tones of the scenes you provided. I truly enjoyed this, I will subscribe to follow for more.*

[@NahWraith]

So since Bruce is locked up, everyone knows he's Batman?

[@heavygaming1167]

or he could just do the "he broke into my house after he stopped and i grabbed a shotgun, it was over the top self defense tbh, i need prison"

[@mr.voidout4739]

What's more curious to me is that Bruce calls Superman Clark seemingly right in front of the guard.

[@NahWraith]

@@mr.voidout4739 lmaooooo

[@RedGamer321]

in the story he arrests joker and tells the league that he's taking him to prison, but he kills joker inside of the batmobile on his way there and when he gets out he takes off his cowl and says "my name is Bruce Wayne, and I just killed a man" while wearing full batman gear. so, yes. everyone in there knows he's batman. that's why he's constantly beating people up. they're tryna jump him since he put all of them in there.

[@argy7526]

if i remember correctly the story is a dream of injustice superman in reality joker killed lois, superman killed him and went dictator mode

[@fall5923]

RIP Gotham for 2 years

[@cannons4789]

Bro what happened to Batman. Lara is old enough that he should be out of prison.

[@MrGrimm-eo5lc]

Ironically the Joker got the last laugh, since he made bruce go against his oath of no killing.

[@ABOVE_ALL-1517]

"i killed a Man Clark, i need to do the time" Gourd: Uhh, Sir. You're crime was killing the Joker so you're sentence was only 5 hours, but you keep bearing up the Gourds that was trying to escort you out of the station

[@diamondl.5032]

Oh. I thought you were gonna show the 'Flashback' of Batman ending the Joker and what the Joker said to make Batman do it! ((One of my favorite panels, to be honest.))

[@smoothmasterz]

3:25 Bruce: "I need to do the time." Guard behind him: "i NeEd To Do ThE tImE, he STOLE that jumpsuit from the laundry room and his cell isn't locked. He could walk out the front door NOW."

[@DL-sx7yh]

this whole story arc burned what little was left of the suspension of disbelief I had for DC

[@Seffyzero]

There's this thing called 'suspense of disbelief' in stories, it basically means that people are supposed to just accept some things that don't make sense for the sake of allowing the plot to move forward and in that way to make the story better. It doesn't work for this story, because there's no way in hell any jury or judge would ever convict someone for killing the Joker. Ever. The joker is a lunatic terrorist mass murderer who has terrorized Gotham and the world for decades, killed millions. There is absolutely no way in hell anyone would say "oh? that guy who killed the worst criminal in the history of mankind? he needs to be locked up!" I can't believe that for a single fucking second.

[@RagnarokAvatar]

A life Injustice Superman COULD'VE had if he just listened.

[@BishopGantry]

Joker walks out of Arkham killin spree Joker walks out of Arkham killin spree Joker walks out of Arkham killin spree Brucie boy responsible for far more deaths than the "Jokers" death

[@uncrunch398]

Yeah. It makes no sense to justify that knowing a villain is just a serial mass killer. It's the one stupid thing about Bruce. But, it does in a way make sense that every fictional character is just as flawed as people IRL. He probably thought it should always be left it to the legal system to handle properly those he caught and had constant internal contention over the fact that it couldn't and wondering why.

[@Special_Agent_Frank_Horrigan]

The Joker isnt a man, he's an agent of chaos

[@MountainMan-sc8xj]

Imagine being Superman and your daughters surname is hyphenated

[@EPGamer22]

If injustice, Superman learned that his bruce would have done the same thing he would regret his action

[@UltraMaga45]

Good to see Bruce and Dianna get married.

[@samuelsalvatore4511]

Only way batman would end up in jail for killing joker is if he specifically bribes te jury to put him there lol

[@e69alpha]

Batman would have a mental breakdown

[@smorphous8928]

I hope the officers gave Batman a “get out of jail card” he’s the one person I think deserves it.

[@KevinCoplin]

Sort-of off topic here, but I feel like if they ever made an Injustice 3, it would be a Flashpoint, where Flash goes back in time to stop the events that kickstart the story, accidently killing the Joker in the process. Superman would have to come to terms on how low he would have fallen, Wonder Woman would have to rediscover herself, and Batman would be forced to deal with the fallout of Joker's demise.

[@Bomskeeter]

A vigilante kills a killer who has been attacking Gotham and torturing its citizens for years Judge: “That man deserves prison!”

[@jacobfoster9185]

This is one of my favorites from injustice...and the HE-MAN crossover that was actually well thought out and in depth..celebrating both universes and just really well done ! Some...many crossovers have wishy-washy plot armor and the story suffers but not the HE-MAN vs The Injustice Superman and his regime.

[@MRWIL246]

The ending should of been used in the Lois and Clark TV show. The tv series was to depressing and yes stupid but this make sense . A new hero is born and even though you hear something wrong Lois is comforting her man.

[@dragonsni]

I like to think that Bruce would have crossed his own line to save his best friend

[@freeasabird30]

2:53 Superman: Guys C'mon, he's not doing anything nor is he going to, and i'm bullet proof, what are you gonna do with those?

[@Alverant]

Bruce felt he needed to do the time. He probably broke into prison the following day.

[@onebg3450]

Superman be like: Whose your daddy now?

[@salazardeltoro4561]

The same criminal "justice" system which would sentence Joker to death can't even catch him.

[@Cynfulbrew82]

This is why the Shadow is objectively the better vigilante. The Shadow would have had no second thoughts about killing the clown, a man who has a higher body count than dengay fever. If anything, Bruce should be crying about all the people that he has let the Joker kill over the years.