So they just killed off Catwoman to provoke the wrath of Batman…what. Come on, gives us a new story line; preferably one that doesn’t use [strong] women as a simple plot device.
Edit: She is now alive and hanging on to Batman for dear life. Out of character anyone? DC WHY DO YOU MAKE IT SO HARD FOR ME TO LOVE YOU SOMETIMES.

A tribute to my epic dorm room. Why yes, that is Fluffy sleeping next to Jurassic Park towel. And yes, that is Han Solo rocking out next to Princess Leia.
There’s gonna be a new Arkham game in October..YET ANOTHER GAME I WON’T BE ABLE TO PLAY. Not having a console with you at uni is the worst [in times like this]
That a cat may become changed into a lion, prefects of police do not believe possible; nevertheless, it may be, and this is the miracle of the people of Paris.- Victor Hugo, Les Misérables.
Just wow.
Hear that? That’s us saving the world.
(Source: Spotify)
#Nightwing
#Dick Grayson
#Young Justice
#Batman
#DC Comics
#DC Nation
#comeeeeeeeeeeeeeee back
#baby don't hurt me
#don't hurt me no more
#what is love?
#PLAYAAAAH
#Superpowers
#Wonder Woman
#DC Comics
#Batman
#with no pants
#Superman in a skirt
#Flash in a swimsuit
#Green lantern in dress
#Cyborg
#Aquaman
#is cool with it
Yes, I am guilty of reading The Dark Knight Rises: Official Novelization by Greg Cox. It was a guilty pleasure, I was aware of it when I bought it. I’m sure not one fan of anything can blame me for wanting their beloved fandom/universe to keep on living.
This was not the way to do it. How bad was it?
Feeling as if he’d been shaken but not stirred, Blake squeezed out of his overturned cruiser and crawled onto the shattered asphalt.
Cox, Greg (2012-07-24). The Dark Knight Rises: The Official Movie Novelization (p. 247). Titan Books. Kindle Edition.
She couldn’t help noticing that the vehicles bore a distinct resemblance to the Batmobile once used by a certain legendary Dark Knight. Those can’t be his, she realized. They aren’t black, or sexy enough.
Cox, Greg (2012-07-24). The Dark Knight Rises: The Official Movie Novelization (p. 258). Titan Books. Kindle Edition.
THAT BAD.
The lack of quality of this book has forced to try and do something I haven’t done in a long time. Write fan fiction. I was seriously disappointed in the way Selina Kyle was portrayed, it takes away the depth Anne Hathaway gave to her character. Cox apparently only read silver-era Comics. Not to mention the facepalm worthy allusion to James Bond. Someone is still stuck in the 60s…
This will be my attempt at writing in the vein of the Nolan-verse.