If Bruce is part of the League you could get a scenario where he objects to Ra's' leadership yet, he does not fully abandon the League and either the League splinters or Bruce successfully usurps Ra's - it could even be that Ra's glady envisions Bruce killing him for leadership, finally giving him rest and being a final test.
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What would a DC world in which Bruce accepts becoming Ra's' heir look like?
Bruce in charge of the League may refocus its efforts towards what we typically associate as Batman's goal: so Bruce coopting it as a tool to wage war on crime. Presumably such Bruce does not have a no kill rule, which has all sorts of implications. This Bruce is probably also not Gotham centric, instead operating globally, and although not magical we easily could be looking at a Bruce with mysticism. Reasonably this Batman has a different relationship with other heroes (either them considering him a villain or a hero whose methods they disapprove of and thus keep at a distance); the Justice Society/League may not be financially backed by Batman.
Even if Bruce disagrees about specific goals. Bruce choosing to kill Rhas would validate Bruce as his successor in Rhas’ mind, the fact he’s willing to kill to achieve his goals means he is ready to be the head of the demon. And the fact he won means he must have the right goals
>Presumably such Bruce does not have a no kill rule, which has all sorts of implications. This Bruce is probably also not Gotham centric
Will Gotham be better or worse off? >financially backed
If not Bruce who?
>If not Bruce who?
Oliver Queen and/or Ted Kord seem like the candidates. The question is whether their pockets are deep enough and they can do the creative accounting to match Bruce Wayne. You can also ask how much money the Justice League really even needs.
Read Superman & Batman: Generations. The sequels are weak but the first volume is fantastic and filled with all of the multi-generational incest pedo grooming Byrne insanity you could ever want.
>makes out with a fourteen year old girl as a 45 year old >grooms her >married her and has her as his fricktoy when she becomes an immortal sorceress after Lois dies by the end
I feel like an Elseworlds about this scenario that emphasises on the cultish aspect of the League of Assassins would make for a pretty good psychological horror
>psychological horror
Just read the cult you homosexual. I’m so sick of you no-age c**ts thinking everything has to be a genre bending, derivative shit show.
The Justice League would constantly outsmart or overpower him and his various schemes would fail. It's essentially exactly the same as Ra's becoming a JL supervillain full time. Remember, Good Triumphs Over Evil is a law of existence in the DC universe.
if we go with Wayne not becoming Batman or a Batman that is not in Gotham, is there anyone who could become an alt premier hero for Gotham? Wayne not go the typical route wipes out the vigilante careers of Grayson and Barbara Gordon and so on.
Azrael is perhaps the most likely candidate. The main issue is he, or pretty much anyone else, will not command the same resources Batman could. Another candidate could be the Creeper.
Without Batman, JPV would basically have gone all in on his programming and have been funded by St. Dumas to go on a crusade- he might've not stuck to Gotham, either.
upstarts like Orpheus probably would've gotten taken down quick.
Cass might've come to Gotham and stuck around a bit, though without any direction or ties she'd blow through after saving Gordon.
Considering the reason for Cass's conception as a bodyguard for Ra's al Ghul, Cass may not even be born if Bruce Wayne is part of / heading the League of Assassins.
Now I'm wondering if a batfamily would still form within the LoA network; a Demon family.
Damian would exist, in some form, and Cass taken in as their bodyguard. So you'd have a Batman/Robin/Batgirl dynamic.
If Bruce is part of the League you could get a scenario where he objects to Ra's' leadership yet, he does not fully abandon the League and either the League splinters or Bruce successfully usurps Ra's - it could even be that Ra's glady envisions Bruce killing him for leadership, finally giving him rest and being a final test.
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Bruce in charge of the League may refocus its efforts towards what we typically associate as Batman's goal: so Bruce coopting it as a tool to wage war on crime. Presumably such Bruce does not have a no kill rule, which has all sorts of implications. This Bruce is probably also not Gotham centric, instead operating globally, and although not magical we easily could be looking at a Bruce with mysticism. Reasonably this Batman has a different relationship with other heroes (either them considering him a villain or a hero whose methods they disapprove of and thus keep at a distance); the Justice Society/League may not be financially backed by Batman.
said, Bruce being in charge of the League of Assassins does not automatically mean he has become a supervillain concerned with eco-terrorism or world domination. Bruce could be both the Demon's Head and crimefighter Batman, the key difference now being he has a bunch of ninjas to command. He still sets up his base of operations in Gotham but, now additionally he has agents based in Bludhaven, Hub City, London etc. The League of Assassins ends up being a mix of its original form, the Batfamily, Batman Incorporated and something like the Justice League or Outsiders.
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>agents
Batman becomes even more like his influence The Shadow.
Now I'm wondering if a batfamily would still form within the LoA network; a Demon family.
Damian would exist, in some form, and Cass taken in as their bodyguard. So you'd have a Batman/Robin/Batgirl dynamic.
Without Batman, JPV would basically have gone all in on his programming and have been funded by St. Dumas to go on a crusade- he might've not stuck to Gotham, either.
upstarts like Orpheus probably would've gotten taken down quick.
Cass might've come to Gotham and stuck around a bit, though without any direction or ties she'd blow through after saving Gordon.
League of Assassins vs Court of Owls vs Order of St. Dumas is a Elseworld story idea.
Pretty sure that was the concept behind one of the recent "evil alternate universe" plots in one of the 500 events DC had in the last few years with "dark" in the title. No, I can't be bothered to remember it except that it was gay as frick.
Depends on what evil plan Ra's decides to go with.
If Bruce is part of the League you could get a scenario where he objects to Ra's' leadership yet, he does not fully abandon the League and either the League splinters or Bruce successfully usurps Ra's - it could even be that Ra's glady envisions Bruce killing him for leadership, finally giving him rest and being a final test.
Bruce in charge of the League may refocus its efforts towards what we typically associate as Batman's goal: so Bruce coopting it as a tool to wage war on crime. Presumably such Bruce does not have a no kill rule, which has all sorts of implications. This Bruce is probably also not Gotham centric, instead operating globally, and although not magical we easily could be looking at a Bruce with mysticism. Reasonably this Batman has a different relationship with other heroes (either them considering him a villain or a hero whose methods they disapprove of and thus keep at a distance); the Justice Society/League may not be financially backed by Batman.
Even if Bruce disagrees about specific goals. Bruce choosing to kill Rhas would validate Bruce as his successor in Rhas’ mind, the fact he’s willing to kill to achieve his goals means he is ready to be the head of the demon. And the fact he won means he must have the right goals
>Presumably such Bruce does not have a no kill rule, which has all sorts of implications. This Bruce is probably also not Gotham centric
Will Gotham be better or worse off?
>financially backed
If not Bruce who?
>If not Bruce who?
Oliver Queen and/or Ted Kord seem like the candidates. The question is whether their pockets are deep enough and they can do the creative accounting to match Bruce Wayne. You can also ask how much money the Justice League really even needs.
>Will Gotham be better or worse off?
By DC logic Batman is now evil. So worse off.
Read Superman & Batman: Generations. The sequels are weak but the first volume is fantastic and filled with all of the multi-generational incest pedo grooming Byrne insanity you could ever want.
What
Basically Batman ends up in the League of Assassins and lives for a thousand years
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>instantly brings up that there will be no legal repercussions
pedos just can't help but out themselves
>makes out with a fourteen year old girl as a 45 year old
>grooms her
>married her and has her as his fricktoy when she becomes an immortal sorceress after Lois dies by the end
Kino
Frick that’s hot
I feel like an Elseworlds about this scenario that emphasises on the cultish aspect of the League of Assassins would make for a pretty good psychological horror
>psychological horror
Just read the cult you homosexual. I’m so sick of you no-age c**ts thinking everything has to be a genre bending, derivative shit show.
It would be completely different conceptually, get the stick out of your ass.
No, it wouldn’t. You likely just haven’t actually read the cult. You’re just changing the name and focus of the group.
I'm surprised there wasn't a Tales of the Dark Multiverse story for that.
Depends how dialed up the batwank is in that day.
The Justice League would constantly outsmart or overpower him and his various schemes would fail. It's essentially exactly the same as Ra's becoming a JL supervillain full time. Remember, Good Triumphs Over Evil is a law of existence in the DC universe.
Talia would be full-time riding Bruce's dick.
if we go with Wayne not becoming Batman or a Batman that is not in Gotham, is there anyone who could become an alt premier hero for Gotham? Wayne not go the typical route wipes out the vigilante careers of Grayson and Barbara Gordon and so on.
Azrael is perhaps the most likely candidate. The main issue is he, or pretty much anyone else, will not command the same resources Batman could. Another candidate could be the Creeper.
Without Batman, JPV would basically have gone all in on his programming and have been funded by St. Dumas to go on a crusade- he might've not stuck to Gotham, either.
upstarts like Orpheus probably would've gotten taken down quick.
Cass might've come to Gotham and stuck around a bit, though without any direction or ties she'd blow through after saving Gordon.
Considering the reason for Cass's conception as a bodyguard for Ra's al Ghul, Cass may not even be born if Bruce Wayne is part of / heading the League of Assassins.
Now I'm wondering if a batfamily would still form within the LoA network; a Demon family.
Damian would exist, in some form, and Cass taken in as their bodyguard. So you'd have a Batman/Robin/Batgirl dynamic.
As
said, Bruce being in charge of the League of Assassins does not automatically mean he has become a supervillain concerned with eco-terrorism or world domination. Bruce could be both the Demon's Head and crimefighter Batman, the key difference now being he has a bunch of ninjas to command. He still sets up his base of operations in Gotham but, now additionally he has agents based in Bludhaven, Hub City, London etc. The League of Assassins ends up being a mix of its original form, the Batfamily, Batman Incorporated and something like the Justice League or Outsiders.
>agents
Batman becomes even more like his influence The Shadow.
League of Assassins vs Court of Owls vs Order of St. Dumas is a Elseworld story idea.
That would be pretty cool.
Pretty sure that was the concept behind one of the recent "evil alternate universe" plots in one of the 500 events DC had in the last few years with "dark" in the title. No, I can't be bothered to remember it except that it was gay as frick.