Batman and Robin #11

[flint_marko]

This is from Batman and Robin #11, by Grant Morrison and Andy Clarke.







title: batman and robin, creator: grant morrison, creator: andy clarke

Comments

[chipsnopotatoes]

actually, she doesn't come across one dimensional to me here. i think morrison's captured her motivation (preserving the al ghul lineage) and written her as a smart capable villain.

[pepperspray101]

Which basically goes back to her catering to her father's wishes...yeah, I'm not seeing much of an improvement here...

[chipsnopotatoes]

Nothing wrong with catering to her father's wishes as long as they are in line with her own beliefs.

The 70's Talia irritated me in that she vacillated so much and came across weak and indecisive, as if she were forced to do what she does because of her father.

Morrison's Talia, on the other hand, seems like she has come to terms with that, fully embraced the family business and is competent at what she does.