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Was in O.M.A.C that the Kord industries guy was killed? That could mean Ted is alive... as O.M.A.dness hasn't happened yet.

I think that some guys will come here but not everyone. It would make them JL Evicted.

@jrock85 :

Yeah, I'm enjoying them also. It would be a shame. Still, iff Swamp and Animal are ok I can still have faith in comic book readers. And if a few Batman's get cancelled (Dark Kniiiight!!!) I'll be a happy camper. Camping.

@majestic99:

True. I was trying to make a "chart" of alterarion but kinda got it wrong in the way of doing it. Warping reality is like a metafictional ability. You alter the shape and contents of reality, pretty much as if a writer decided to change the style of a composition and such. Well, writers are the reality warpers per excellence in our non-mystical world.

And by the way, we all know who can make 2+2=fish. FAIRY GODPARENTS!!!!

@SC:

Gonna second that motion. For example, Count Vertigo (DCside of the Omniverse) can alter the sensorial perception of the receiver of his powers. That could be considered as warping reality, though on a minimal and individual level. If the OP is going for a...mmm... more universal way, I guess you can consider the Transmute matter as a warping on a higher level, thought not on a massive level. Besided, being immune to something doesn't mean that you are able to do it. On no logical level. Even with comic book logic in mind.

I think is more an issue of what is good and evil in the end. You have Watchmen, for example, where there is no Good and Bad side defined, except for some things like Genocide vs Ruining a fake utopia, but that's from our point of view. Amoral/Grey comics are more interesting normally because they show a world closer to ours. But in the end it will come down to the execution. Sometimes, it even doesn't matter if the hero wins or loses, for the story focus on another point.

And talking about it. I think that Snyder is showing us a bit of deconstruction on this trope. Bruce Wayne is in a pretty bad shape (mentally for the most part). And it seems it will get worse. Well, I have come to stop viewing him as a superhero anyways, but I think that's a personal matter. The guy is insane. Though that's part of his charm I guess.

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