Your next Batman novel, perhaps?"Murder on the Gotham Express."
(You know, if that's not actually the title of an old BATMAN comic, it should be!)
Your next Batman novel, perhaps?"Murder on the Gotham Express."
(You know, if that's not actually the title of an old BATMAN comic, it should be!)
Greg Berlanti confirmed that the pilot will be an origin story set before the events of Elseworlds.
Greg Berlanti confirmed that the pilot will be an origin story set before the events of Elseworlds.
I'm guessing the latter and that "what happened to Bruce" will be an ongoing mystery, for at least the first season, if not longer.So I wonder if they'll touch on the disappearance of Bruce Wayne (wrapping up what was teased in Elseworlds) or will it simply be a case of he's gone, Batwoman is here instead and leave it at that.
I have zero interest in a Batman appearance. But, yeah, they seem to have set up a show that can pursue the mystery of where Batman/Bruce Wayne is that can lead up to ... wait for it... finding Batman (or Bruce).
We don't need a batman appearance (though I'm sure those that bleat about the lack of Superman on Supergirl will disagree) it's just they teased us with the story line that Gotham has gotten worse, Batman's nowhere to be found and Wayne Enterprises is a shell of it's former self.
I have zero interest in a Batman appearance.
I'd rather experience live-action depictions of superheroes that I've not seen more than five different depictions of in my lifetime.Curious. Why not?
I'd rather experience live-action depictions of superheroes that I've not seen more than five different depictions of in my lifetime.
I'd wager there'll be a time jump to "Present Day DCW" at least by the time of the crossover event following CoIE.
The more I think about it, the more I just want to them end the whole search for Bruce/Batman arc, if it does end up a story arc, by having Kate find him dead.
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