Well...interesting on some accounts.
1. He may have been birthed by genetic engineering, but as Amanda Waller said VERY clearly, he IS his son. (Not by love to another woman, but then again, Damian would be already).
2. Totally agree, though Jason never existed in the DCAU, and except for Dick, we did see Babs and Tim. (If they managed to somehow put Jason somewhere in between, then great!)
3. We still don´t have an origin. Even if the chip thing is explained, we don´t know any more about Mistah J than we did before. (And the BTAS series explained quite a lot anyway)
4. Awesome!
5. Dana doesn´t bother me, really, and as Epilogue showed, Terry really doesn´t need to go down the path Bruce did. He is a different kind of Batman as it is, and can still be extremely effective, even with all his quips and trash talking.
However, sadly, there doesn´t seem to be much of a chance for it returning. The DCAU ended when JLU did, on a very high mark of course. We still have the new comics which already seem to be adding more of the classic Batman mythos, what with showing Hush and even (yay!) Dick Grayson.
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vmfiles
13 years ago
1. Amanda Waller did explain in "JLU: Epilogue" that they injected Terry's father with Bruce's DNA to create a new batman. Terry is Bruce's son. Even though I hated that conclusion...it is what it is.
5. They don't really show Dana enough as it is but she is OK. She isn't annoying or anything and I don't see a reason for them to kill her. Terry isn't like Bruce in any way. He may share his DNA but he is a different person.
"Sure... fine... whatever."
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Neoblackdragon
12 years ago
She's annoying because she just thinks Terry is flaky. She's his Lois Lane.
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Fusion72
10 years ago
Well, without all the facts, that is the most reasonable conclusion to make of a guy that doesn't keep his promises and vanishes all the time.
I liked Dana. She was reasonable and quite mature I felt.
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racy1285
10 years ago
She was a plot device not a real character. She was either there to be an obstacle or a goal for Terry. Not a surprise at all that the episode where she received the most screen time was the episode where she was a damsel in distress.
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KayDrama
10 years ago
I thought Amanda Waller explained that while Terry has some of Bruce's dna, somehow (in the DC 'verse), genetically, he is still his natural father's son.
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