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Batman RIP - Who Dies, And Whodunnit?

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JennaW
11/02/08

In reply to Batman RIP - Who Dies, And Whodunnit?
Tim Drake would never do that; Jason Todd would, but not Tim Drake. Hell, I can even see Dick Grayson doing that before Tim ever would. It's such a "let's make Cassie Cain BAD!" idea and see how well that worked out!

So I will say here about Chuck Dixon for the first time ever -- if that's what happens and that's why he left, then HE WAS RIGHT!
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RRich
11/02/08

In reply to Batman RIP - Who Dies, And Whodunnit?
I'm not enjoying it and look forward to its end. Unlike Final Crisis, the mystery and subtext aren't very compelling to me.

And if, indeed, it marks a major change in the character, why?
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