Cosmic Cube

it's a pin-up from Superman/Batman secret files in 2003 or so. I know because Ive been sorting through countless Talia appearances to try and identify a different panel. Does anyone know where this panel was first published? I put this into google image search and only this exact scan comes up in places that are never discussing the actual story or source.

Sidious didn't even teach Tyranus how to throw evil lighting two-handed. Even Battlefront II makes this distinction.

Batman keeps putting these mass murderers away to "rehabilitate" them. They keep escaping and killing and then he catches them and puts them back. DC perpetuates this notion and the "asylum" simply because they need these villains to come back over and over. Let's not forget the real reason why the overly strict "no kill rule" and the kid friendly Robin were brought into the mythos in the first place. There's no good excuse why the police aren't putting bullets in the brainpans of people like Mr. Zsasz. And somehow these people never get killed by other street people or inmates. None of it makes any sense.

http://www.comicvine.com/videos/unscripted-iron-man-2/2300-918/

We lost a vital member of the old Whiskey Family.

I know the movie section is a kind of a joke but I'd like to see these movies removed. They are eye sores that get in the way of the big upcoming superhero tent pole films being at the top. 

Gatchaman - this movie has been officially cancelled. Source: http://www.animevice.com/news/the-gatchaman-movie-aint-happening-now/5336/
 
Godzilla 3D to the Max - This Godzilla project was announced and then quickly abandoned a pretty long while ago. Sure, we all know there will be another Godzilla movie sometime in the future, but this isn't it.

Because we think he is a worthwhile human being. We like his work. We like what he brought to the material. 
 
Bryan Singer doesn't like superheroes either. I highly doubt Nolan likes typical superhero tripe, he doesn't even like Robin. And he tries as hard as he can to make his movies not feel like a comic book fantasy. 
 
Are you aware that Nolan complimented Burton in the press, and has at least praised B89? He called it "brilliant," which even I wouldn't say. Bruce Timm is also a fan. So I'm in good company.

@Feliciano2040 said:

@Sydpart2 said:

um...making Gordon more than some fat guy, that told me. Nolan might not do everything true to the comics, but he keeps the characters very similar IMO

Why would anyone make Gordon a fat guy ?!  Nolan is a great filmmaker, but a poor comic book reader.

Ask Tim Burton. Nolan does a great job in respecting the source material but in changing it to tell his own story.

Setting: Midnight, a large mansion in Malibu.

I like Frank Miller's stuff (the Dark Knight Returns and the Dark Knight Strikes Again), but I'm not a huge fan, where as some people swear by those stories and hail them as the best Batman stuff written.