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Darth Revan wrote: You hate Bush as well! YAY!

Funny, you talk about it so much in Augury, I thought you loved bush.

The idea of Batman & Robin as two women would be great for one of those "What If" stories--maybe as a one-shot graphic novel.

Wait a minute...isn't there already Batwoman? Or is it Batgirl?

Batboy?

(I remember now, it's the Superman comics that were guilty of all those Super-whatever-things-you-can-slap-a-costume-on).

Matrixman wrote:The idea of Batman & Robin as two women would be great for one of those "What If" stories--maybe as a one-shot graphic novel.

Wait a minute...isn't there already Batwoman? Or is it Batgirl?

Batboy?

(I remember now, it's the Superman comics that were guilty of all those Super-whatever-things-you-can-slap-a-costume-on).

I've owned a few "Batman Family / Superman Family" where everyone including the dog are getting into the action. zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

dANdeLION wrote:Batman & Robin. THere has been some recent speculation that Batman is actually a 14 year old girl. I do not believe this to be true. I do know that the final Robin, as portrayed in "Dark Knight Returns" was a girl of about 14. I also know that a girl once played the role of Spiderman when Peter Parker was in 'retirement', but I don't know her exact age.

so we talking the real batman here?? like what if he really was a girl??

hee hee

well .. i didnt want it to get out .. but i did own my very own rubber "batman" suit at age .. umm well .. 10 .. and .. well .. I have always been a super hero but I dont like to talk about it .. much

Deep inside of each of us can be found a Batman...that is ready to bloom and fight crime whenever we search deep enough and sincerely enough to find it...
Please comment.

A dANdeLION original?

Nah, I just paraphrased Chainlink's "Deep down" comment.

"You don't get down from an elephant, you get down from a duck!"-Groucho Marx

down.. ..duck......

Ah, yes, the one and only Groucho...

A couple Groucho facts:

His son, Arthur Marx, is a successful writer of biographies and TV scripts. Arthur complained about his father always being "on". If he asked Groucho about something serious or personal, Groucho would reply with one-liners.

Shortly after his death, his children found a gag letter written by Groucho that stated that he wanted to be buried on top of Marilyn Monroe.

Matrixman wrote:The idea of Batman & Robin as two women would be great for one of those "What If" stories--maybe as a one-shot graphic novel.

The latest issue of Superman/Batman had the two of them inhabiting the bodies of Power Girl and the Huntress. I have to say, I was surprised either of them left their rooms....

which Huntress, because Helena Wayne was the best.

It's Superman/Batman #27; go buy it and you tell me; I don't recall them saying the names, and I'm not familiar enough with the Huntress to tell without someone beating me over the head with her ID...I do know you posted the cover to the book in heroines, though; which Huntress is that? Wait...I remember her thinking Bruce would find out she's his daughter...heh, I guess I just answered the question!

yes, that would be Helena (Earth 2) Wayne.
i am confused by the ending to Infinite Crisis. are the multiple earths back?

Oh, God....I really don't know. I'm sure that even if they're not, it won't be long before they are. I really don't buy enough of the DC titles to get a clear picture; I always felt way more informed when I was getting JLA, but it's been a few years since I quit that title, so I just don't know.

Infinite Crisis really didn't seem to do much. I liked the multiple earths. I loved the JLA/LSA crossovers. esp. when the Ultra-Humanite reformed the SSoSV. now everyone is angry and too many heroes die.

I've always said, Batman & Robin is gay...

This hurts me more than it hurts you...