Batman #149: A Lifetime In A Few Days.

[superfangirl1]

In the beginning of the issue. Batman search around got that city. So to locate Zur-En-Arrh Robin.

Comments

[obsidianwolf]

I'm never a fan of disposable clones as story telling tools.

But the thing that really bugs me is I keep wondering why the hell Batman's new hand doesn't just keep aging super fast once it's attached to him. I mean if the accelerated aging is actually a fault built into the very cells of it then it should keep aging faster.

[lbd_nytetrayn]

Maybe whatever integrated it into his body allowed his body to stabilize it?

I mean, that said, it could have gone the other way, and the hand would make him age faster, so I guess he got lucky?

[cainofdreaming]

So, the solution would have been to attach the Bruces together like conjoined twins?

I'd kinda want to see that.

[obsidianwolf]

Knee Jerk even in the sillist comics DNA shouldn't work that way and anything that did fix it should have been able to fix Clone Bruce.

Look I get it, it's meant to be poignant and sad while fixing Bruce's robot hand issue in a comic hand wavy sense but it still strike me as incredibly annoying but then again I feel that way about a lot of comic stories so I'm used to it.