What kind of super pet should Batman have?
- Thread starter Jayson
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I just think its kinda insulting the readers, you start off with Superman the soul survivor of the planet Krypton, then its "well there are 3 Kyrptons trapped in the phantom zone" then its "look a character who is all but a female clone of Superman, also survived"
at this point you should draw the line, and say enough is enough, not then go on to say that a Dog, a cat, a horse & a monkey were also sent to Earth, all with some variation on Superman powers, it asks two questions
1) how come evoluation on Kyrpton so similar to that of Earth, that it produces animals that look exactly like the ones on Earth
2) if this lot survived the planet being blown up, then what didnt, next you will be telling me that there is a shrunken city in a bottle somewhere...
at this point you should draw the line, and say enough is enough, not then go on to say that a Dog, a cat, a horse & a monkey were also sent to Earth, all with some variation on Superman powers, it asks two questions
1) how come evoluation on Kyrpton so similar to that of Earth, that it produces animals that look exactly like the ones on Earth
2) if this lot survived the planet being blown up, then what didnt, next you will be telling me that there is a shrunken city in a bottle somewhere...
^The horse and the cat didn't come from Krypton. There. I've completely destroyed your logic. 
BTW, it's pretty well established now that Jor-El and Lara were the only Kryptonians that died when the planet exploded.
BTW, it's pretty well established now that Jor-El and Lara were the only Kryptonians that died when the planet exploded.
doesn't that undermine Clarks origin story then?
Batman was entirely founded upon the idea that he didn't need superpowers or superpets or superspandex, that he solved his problems with detective skills and sheer physical training. Which is for the most part why I still respect him even after Superman 64 destroyed my expectations for Superman altogether 
Well, Krypto is the more important character...
obviously
Checkmate
Commodore
As others have said, Ace from Batman Beyond was a bad-ass. He was very well utilized. He didn't go out on "adventures" but was more of a junkyard dog defending the Batcave.
His one big action scene was really cool.
His one big action scene was really cool.
I think that would have made The Dark Knight a much better film.
Nobody tell wamdue about New Krypton.
(Which I don't understand - haven't read the books themselves - but I hear there is almost a planetful of Kryptonians in canon now)
you know that internet joke where people say they read something, and what they were drinking ended up all over the monitor or keyboard.?
well I think I just proved that it is real.
*wipes keyboard*