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"Worse" by Zach Weinersmith
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Somewhere between (where he actually sits) is more interesting than both. He's clearly dealing with emotional trauma, but that doesn't mean he's not also still human. And trying to be more so.
We all got trauma. Trauma isn't what makes Batman interesting. Obsession is. The maniacal motivation to make himself into the greatest DCU superhero by sheer force of will.
Definitely the most interesting one
Excuse me. Aquaman says hello
The Deep has a better story, plus he gets to have complicated relationships with fish.
I keep trying to read the webcomic but I don't have a good device for it so I make it a few issues past wherever the show is and lose patience with my failing eyes. But if we're doing that game, Damien Darkblood vs Batman as worlds' greatest detectives
I guess different folks for different folks. Personally I like dimensions to a character and not just a flat stereotype.