The Vertigo Batman that almost happened

[Captain Talavar]

As it turns out, not only does DC give the go ahead on bad ideas sometimes, but they neutralize good ones. Take a look at the awesome Vertigo Bat-Man we almost got.



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[Miss Apricity]

Batman with a gun? That doesn't sound all that great to be honest.

[Captain Talavar]

Racrege

Batman with a gun? That doesn't sound all that great to be honest.

You must not be familiar with Batman's history. He used to use guns, and he didn't have a "no killing" rule either. He was more ruthless, in keeping with the pulp heroes he was inspired by like the Shadow.

The idea behind this series was to give the Vertigo treatment to a Batman based purely on that early incarnation, when he still used guns.

[Miss Apricity]

Captain Talavar

Racrege

Batman with a gun? That doesn't sound all that great to be honest.

You must not be familiar with Batman's history. He used to use guns, and he didn't have a "no killing" rule either. He was more ruthless, in keeping with the pulp heroes he was inspired by like the Shadow.

The idea behind this series was to give the Vertigo treatment to a Batman based purely on that early incarnation, when he still used guns.

Oh everyone knows that, I even own a few Batman Chronicles where he used guns. And "use" to have a no killing rule? Whenever Frank Miller writes him, he usually ends up killing someone. Just look at All-Star Batman and Robin, haha.

[Captain Talavar]

Racrege

Captain Talavar

Racrege

Batman with a gun? That doesn't sound all that great to be honest.

You must not be familiar with Batman's history. He used to use guns, and he didn't have a "no killing" rule either. He was more ruthless, in keeping with the pulp heroes he was inspired by like the Shadow.

The idea behind this series was to give the Vertigo treatment to a Batman based purely on that early incarnation, when he still used guns.

Oh everyone knows that, I even own a few Batman Chronicles where he used guns. And "use" to have a no killing rule? Whenever Frank Miller writes him, he usually ends up killing someone. Just look at All-Star Batman and Robin, haha.

Yeah, well Frank Miller...he's Frank Miller. Kind of self explanatory. sweatdrop