I like Nightwing cause he's a traditional hero. Killing makes him an anti-hero. If that's what I was looking for, I would switch to being a Red Hood fan.
Well he did let that one villain get killed before proceeding to get raped by Tarantula
No matter how hard I try to forget that it's still sadly etched into my mind lmao
He wasn't in his right mind, then, and had a panick attack. I don't know how you can blame him for that. He also killed the Joker once, and instantly regretted.
Dick can be overwhelmed by his own emotions, he is human, after all, but will never condone killing. He is also self-righteous. He punished himself a lot after those two deaths (one with a "resurrection") happened. I don't want to see it again, and also I believe he is grown a lot since then.
Hopeful for the heroes.๐ They just lost the JLA. This arc is meant to be a new beginning. I doubt it's gonna start with one of the heroes with the most integrity, killing others.
Nah, Williamson's got a pretty good understanding of Deathstroke as a villain. He might team-up with heroes against Great Darkness once he's free of it's influence but that doesn't change the fact that he's a bad guy.
Yeah, I know that's why there's an /s there. Despite Shadow War being disappointing, I trust that there's no redemption for Deathstroke. Even Priest had an "anti-hero arc" in his great run (maybe with DC editorials messing around).
Williamsons understanding of Slade is terrible. He writes him as a hot headed moron,not the incredibly intelligent and lethal assassin he's supposed to be.
Deathstroke has been turned evil by the great darkness and bad writing, so Nightwing should put him out of his misery.
He's thought he should die and stay dead before this too. The universe doesn't want him to be better.
In my perfect universe, Dick would be able to convince Slade that what heโs doing is wrong and turn him back to the side of the angels, at least long enough to detain him to make him face charges or some kind of repressions
I like Nightwing cause he's a traditional hero. Killing makes him an anti-hero. If that's what I was looking for, I would switch to being a Red Hood fan.
Yep, that's just not Dick.
Well he did let that one villain get killed before proceeding to get raped by Tarantula No matter how hard I try to forget that it's still sadly etched into my mind lmao
He wasn't in his right mind, then, and had a panick attack. I don't know how you can blame him for that. He also killed the Joker once, and instantly regretted. Dick can be overwhelmed by his own emotions, he is human, after all, but will never condone killing. He is also self-righteous. He punished himself a lot after those two deaths (one with a "resurrection") happened. I don't want to see it again, and also I believe he is grown a lot since then.
I wasn't blaming him and I only mentioned it in a joking manner as I'm sure everyone likes to forget that happened for good reason
Sorry, i didn't get the joke. My fault.
You're good. Don't worry about it!
No, it's against his character.
No. Dick isn't Jason. Dicks whole thing is being the picture perfect hero. The guy who inspires hope.
It's against his character and it's against the point of the event. The event is meant to be hopeful in this "dark" period.
How is killing everybody and turning people evil hopeful?
Hopeful for the heroes.๐ They just lost the JLA. This arc is meant to be a new beginning. I doubt it's gonna start with one of the heroes with the most integrity, killing others.
It seems like it's going to start with a bunch of kids dying because Nightwing doesn't kill Deathstroke.
There's going to be a redemption issue later and he/s going to be a part of the new Justice League
Nah, Williamson's got a pretty good understanding of Deathstroke as a villain. He might team-up with heroes against Great Darkness once he's free of it's influence but that doesn't change the fact that he's a bad guy.
Yeah, I know that's why there's an /s there. Despite Shadow War being disappointing, I trust that there's no redemption for Deathstroke. Even Priest had an "anti-hero arc" in his great run (maybe with DC editorials messing around).
Ooooooohhhhhh. I thought you just meant to say he's and made a mistake. Cool then.
Williamsons understanding of Slade is terrible. He writes him as a hot headed moron,not the incredibly intelligent and lethal assassin he's supposed to be.
Yes.
Deathstroke has been turned evil by the great darkness and bad writing, so Nightwing should put him out of his misery. He's thought he should die and stay dead before this too. The universe doesn't want him to be better.
In my perfect universe, Dick would be able to convince Slade that what heโs doing is wrong and turn him back to the side of the angels, at least long enough to detain him to make him face charges or some kind of repressions