05 Times Villains came to Batman's Rescue

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  @nicholasfarrell5981 · 3 years ago

  I distinctly remember a comic where Joker, Penguin, and Two-Face manage to fatally poison Batman . . . . until Robin convinces Two-Face to let his coin decide, at which point Two-Face forces the other two to hand Robin the antidote at gunpoint.

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  @granta5009 · 3 years ago

  I love the “FUCK YOU, THIS MY CITY TO DESTROY” trope amongst villains in comics

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  @thegameboy710 · 3 years ago

  Anyone else gonna  talk about how the joker acted like batman's wife? "You just gonna let him talk to me like that!" Hell funny

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  @quibbage101 · 3 years ago

  It's such a unique energy between villains and heroes in comics. It's like, "Yeah, it's a shit-show, but it's OUR shit-show and ain't no one else getting involved in it."

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  @Sku11z47 · 3 years ago

  Dude Gordon and Freeze doing the slow mutual respect head nod will always be one of the hardest scenes in all of Animation.

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  @somuchtocook9159 · 3 years ago

  Honestly because all of Batman’s villains have a character that is complex in a way, Batman in a sense respect’s the gangs by almost never trying to ruin the balance of power within Gotham. The villains respect Batman as the one to keep that balance of power in check

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  @WilliamWizer · 3 years ago

  there&apos;s one single sentence that resumes why criminals would help batman.<br>this was once said by the joker: &quot;I may be a criminal lunatic, but I&apos;m an american criminal lunatic.&quot;<br><br>most of batman&apos;s enemies have similar ideas. they would never allow other criminals to destroy/damage/conquer/... their country/city. even if they have to side with batman to prevent it.

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  @renegade6578 · 3 years ago

  The nod of respect Freeze and Gordon had was such a good moment. No words needed, they know this changes nothing about their occupations, just making it clear to both of them that when there&apos;s no other choice, they have each other&apos;s back.

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  @Man-O-Little-Tan · 3 years ago

  &quot;I once ratted out a counterfeiter to batman&quot; i love how this is how he proves he knows batman

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  @Councilman_Waffle_Orb · 4 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SO3sB_C9XIM&amp;t=142">2:22</a> green hour 🗣️🗣️🗣️

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  @Dingotitan · 3 years ago

  Can we as a community forget the Injustice movie exists? I can&apos;t imagine dropping the ball that hard when you&apos;ve got a distinct and amazing path to follow.

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  @bw1678 · 3 years ago

  Villains having the potential to reform is critical to rationalizing the no-kill rule. Almost every one of Batman&apos;s rogues gallery has turned good at one point, even in the main continuity. When Paul Dini was on Detective Comics, he went on a long streak of having bad guys turn good.

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