Ariel B.さんのイラストまとめ

which is a rather obvious reference to the above Son of the Demon panel as Talia is wearing the same nightgown and Bruce has the same bandage situation. This was reaffirmed in Batman and Robin #2 by Tomasi and Gleason where Bruce describes Damian's conception as a result of his

In fact I can almost guarantee that's what they did because later when they re-examined Talia's history they moved the conception to the desert duel scene, but more on that in a second. Regardless, once he realized/admitted his error, he presented the conception this way instead,

However, she actually DOES HAVE IT - that baby, that's their baby. As evidenced by the necklace.

So yes she did have the kid. She put him up for adoption to protect him.

He also bickers with Ra's about abandoning their quest to protect her and the baby. Talia *pretends to lose the child*, and asks him to leave so that he will not know that she has *pretended* to lose the child.

Too happy, as his concern for her and the baby puts him in mortal danger. He also tries to bench her.

to actually be married, Talia tells him to unclench and be happy, and they share a honeymoon night and proceed to live as husband and wife.

(Also Ra's lets Batman teach/order the LoA to fight nonlethally so there's one of the 'Batman could def. never reform the LoA crowd.)

Ra's and Bruce ally to take down a terrorist (Qayin,) and Ra's insists that Bruce also needs to accept Talia. Bruce accepts and then explains that his inability to forget Talia is the reason he's never been able to make a relationship work. Bruce admits he doesn't consider them

@localskeletons Absolutely!

JJ Gordon

Fictional serial killers are GREAT.

the Fear State relevant series and I wonder if it's Simon Saint. Or Gardener maybe? Who knows.

The fact that there's a Harley cover on Catwoman is interesting to me - I'd be interested to see if next month will be Ivy, because if you look at 35's selina cover and 36's Harley