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In this scene, Batman explains that every ally who has trained with him has gone through a process, not just to become a "sidekick," but to determine what they will ultimately become. He emphasizes that this training shapes heroes—but also villains

The most striking part of the conversation is when Batman is asked if he's referring to Jason Todd. Instead of confirming, he says: "No. Someone… else." This deliberate vagueness suggests:

Batman trained someone who became a villain.

This person is not Jason Todd.

Batman does not want to discuss it.

When he immediately shifts the focus, saying "It doesn’t matter. Look at the colors.", it feels like an intentional attempt to change the subject. He redirects attention to his allies and their colors, avoiding further discussion about this unknown figure.

The Connection to Ghost-Maker and Bruce’s Past?

If we consider this dialogue in the context of Batman’s past, it’s possible that this reference to a trained villain ties back to his early years traveling the world. Recent comics introduced Ghost-Maker, a fellow student and rival who trained alongside Bruce.

What if, during their time traveling and learning together, they found a child?

Bruce and Ghost-Maker were training around the world, seeking mastery in various discipline.

At some point, they encountered an orphan or abandoned child and decided to train them.

This child grew into a skilled fighter, perhaps even on their level, but without Batman’s strict moral code.

Eventually, something happened that led this person down a dark

(I'm just a person hungry for ghostbat interactions and fanfics)

If this crazy theory has blown anyone's minds, please let me know!

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I understand that Bruce has his brucie Wayne persona but -

This Zdarsky arc bothers me so much for some reason. Not exactly the whole story, that's not it, but rather the fact that he implies that Bruce Wayne never did ANYTHING in relation to Gotham and only now he's trying to help.For some reason this hits me in the brain.But it must just be Error, maybe a misinterpretation on my part?

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This is clearly Bruce Wayne and Selina, like, just look 🦇🖤🐈

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Yes, they have the same mother ...

I would just like to see or know what it would be like for them to interact ⚖️🦇♥️

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Okay okay, did anyone know this Robin existed? Why I didn't know myself, so something in my mind decided to ask and share.

She literally has a single appearance in the comic book Superman (1987) chapter 138, and I really liked the fact that she has wings similar to Batman from the future?

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Let's have a coffee while the villain remains immersed in a possibly eternal illusion, after all he deserves a taste of his own medicine😗

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Just.....wake up..

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Did anyone else want this Bruce Wayne clone to have development and a happy life or just me?

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okay, okay, I've read several stories on Ao3 about: Justice League meets Batfamily, none of them: Justice League meets this cyberpunk

here just saying how amazing it would be 🦇👻

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I may seem strange, but I really need a Justice League encounter/discovery fanfic with the Batfamily with the comical question of some of them: are bats mammals? and if this applied to batkids lol

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I urgently need material fic ghostbat : Bruce in this robbery clothes meeting khoa in the greatest sexual tension style

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Okay more, am I the only one seeing Brutalia and ghostbat parallels? Maybe i'm going crazy but this panel made me want a fanart with the meeting of these four