I gave up on Batman and Robin Eternal after a while because I thought the plot was a bit too convoluted. Would you advise picking it up again?

I utterly agree with you on Robin War. The constantly changing art really was a drawback. I did love the character work though, and especially Damian's talk with the "We are Robin" guy at the end, which I thought was adorable. As for the ending, it sort of makes Dick a triple agent or something? Taken with the fact…

I wasn't even aware those… things existed before watching Documentary Now.

You're Robin! You don't see movies!

Ok, French edition for those of you who understand it:

Better to elevateour conversation.

On the other hand, and to my everlasting shame, I watched something on Netflix the other day which I own on DVD because I didn't know exactly what I'd done with the DVD and was too lazy to look for it.

… and then an unblocking spell, right?

And he has a dark side too! He would fit right in!

Somehow I don't see Snyder and Goyer going for this… More's the pity. If only because of the songs, whale-style or not.

I liked Aquaman's DCAU persona. Grumpy bastard who cuts his own hand to escape is alright by me.

She'd be out of her depth.

Come on, it takes place in a fantasy world where fans are interesting. I think it allows for some suspension of disbelief. (Or it takes place in a dream world, Inception-like)

So, are you team flinds or team funglasses?

May is too far away. I thought the new season would begin around now.

Where is Lyle and can he team up again with Ethan?

Holy hyperglycemia, Batman…

As far as Batman vs Superman goes, why not stick with the three "World's finest" episodes of that show? They were awesome, and fun. Batman's shit eating grin every time he talked to poor Clark in particular.

Only if they have adorable tea cups as sidekicks. Be ready for the flames… of Justice!

Maybe as a reality show? Hawkeye travels through America to help people redecorate.