No, it’s fine. 1. It’s fun and does good for my mental health talking to you. 2. I always detect interesting topics and things from you. And 3. You make me happy. And you’re actually pretty funny. 😂

I literally forgot Bluebird existed until now. That's how forgettable and unremarkable she is.

The problem with the Batman Family is that almost every member is practically the same character multiplied, with just enough defining characteristics to make them distinctive. Nightwing is the acrobat, Red Hood is a gunslinger, Tim is a detective, Damian has assassin training, Oracle is a hacker, etc.

Decent and pretty 😍

^^Yeah, that’s true.

Well, thanks.

Anyway I think the biggest problem in the industry are

1. that the Marvel and DC treat comics like a supplement for the movies when it should be the other way around. Comics are starting to more market more toward the mainstream Movie audience. There’s nothing wrong with that but why cater toward them when most of them will never regularly read a comic series because:

2. Continuity is a steaming hot mess.No Man can even conceptually keep up with all the past history of every character involved. It’s a mess, you know it, I know it, and your grandma knows it.

It’s making it really hard to get someone into comics without making them look through the entire Marvel Encyclopedia to find out a plot details that will likely be completely undone in a few months. No one actually reads individual comics anymore because why they’re so overwhelmed by it all. I’m sure another reboot will SOLVE EVERYTHING. Just make everything a Elseworld and save me the headache.

3. Crossover are just getting boring. Characters meet each other all the time, why Should I care about teaming up to fight some cosmic baddie with the personality of a slice of bread that will never be mentioned again.

4. Screw powerscaling. Nuff said.

5. Stop upholding the status quo. I know some fans want things to stay the same but you need characters to grow and learn. Otherwise the plot is static and stale. “Oh, Peter Parker’s lost everything: AGAIN.”

And don’t just make a daring status quo change just to buff up sales then undo it all in a few months. Doing that will just lose fans eventually after they catch on and get bored. COMMIT for Odin’s sake.

What they’re doing is making a unsustainable business model that is not friendly towards new or old fans.

No problem, and yeah.

It's a shame because individual comics are fun. It's the oversaturation of comics that is the problem.

That’s true.

The name is below average, as bluebirds are a little difficult to make threatening. The design is okay, so I say average.

I dont know exactly why but i hate her so much