@sEsposito7: Your right we have to trust DC and hope for the best. I'm honestly really bummed that their isn't a red robin series because it has been my favorite over the past year. If Tim wasn't involved in Gotham at all I will be very disappointed as well. I'm kind of iffy about him going back to the teen titans. He has had so much great character development over the last few years on his own that it almost feels like a step back. With the revamp though I understand he could be losing a lot of that so if he is younger and with the Titans I guess we will just have to see how the writers handle it.
@butterflykyss: I've never heard of him winning any races if that's what you mean lol. Ya we get it he's tough, but come on do you really think he can handle three beastly asgardians?
I absolutely loved Dick as Batman. He has had great character development over the last few years which has been a joy to watch. Despite this I have no real objection to him going back to Nightwing as long as they treat it more like him making an independent name for himself rather than a demotion after being Batman. As long as Dick Grayson is written the correct way and continues to become the hero he has the potential to be then I don't really care if he does it as Batman or Nightwing.
We have seen Wolverine in many forms ranging from taking on hulk to getting knocked out and captured by C-list Villains. The point is that the writers can make him lose or win to anyone because of his unique skill set. I have read Thor for awhile now though and in a realistic fight I really could not see Wolverine taking these guys. They are skilled warriors with strength to back it up. The sheer numbers advantage would just be to much to overcome when you add that to the Warriors Three fighting ability.
Have you guys been reading Batman, or Batman and Robin over the last few years? Yes it is Dick as Batman, but they have both been great series without a lot of the "walking plot device" stuff people are talking about. Even since Bruce returned in Batman Inc. he hasn't been portrayed as an unbeatable superhuman. All I'm saying is read the comics and just enjoy them I guess. I feel like people who make ridiculous arguments in the battle forums are what caused people to feel this way for the most part.
I really enjoyed this article. Not going to lie I'm going to miss Dick Grayson as Batman, and Tim Drake's Red Robin series has been so awesome I've been reading since issue 4. it stinks to see character development being thrown out of the window for a lot of great characters. The revamp can have its upsides though, I am excited to see Jason Todd, Arsenal, and Starfire teaming up. It looks like it could be a great series. DC made a bold move and there isn't a lot we can do about it except hope for the best and give them a chance.
The DC reboot could be interesting. I'm just a little sad that all the character development over the past few years of Dick Grayson and Tim Drake seems to be all for nothing. I really hope Tim gets his own series after the reboot because I have been loving the Red Robin series.
Fantomex truly is the wildcard here, but for the most part I think we are underestimating the Fantastic Four a little. Sure X-Force is tough to bring down especially when Archangel is going berserk, but look at the things the FF have accomplished together as a team (not saying X-force hasn't accomplished anything). I just see the FF as a team who can handle mostly anything you throw at them I see them taking it 7/10.
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