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I was pleasantly surprised to find that Keaton's Batman succeeded in cleaning up Gotham. Has that ever happened with any other version of Batman (comic or movie)?

Not that I've read, but I did like that detail as well. It would've bothered me if he's retired and his whole crusade was for nothing.

True, I've never liked the comic idea that Gotham is literally on cursed soil. It makes Batman's job impossible, the best he can do is keep everything in check.

I was pleasantly surprised to find that Keaton's Batman succeeded in cleaning up Gotham. Has that ever happened with any other version of Batman (comic or movie)?

My sister-in-law say in NYC says you can even smell the smoke when indoors!

Ugh. I'll be 69.

I was a little confused by the last page, what's the deal with all the Batmen being turned into Zur-en-arrh?

Is anybody psyched for Batman #135 (900)? It establishes Keaton's and West's Batman in the DC comics continuity.

I purchased a new type of stands because Hot Toys Batman '89 stands were getting too expensive.
I color coded all my stands: yellow for good guys, purple for villains.

I approve. 

Edit: I just noticed you can see the underside of Keaton's nose. Interesting cowl change.

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I like it except for one, fatal, flaw. Most of the music isn't from Danny Elfman. Otherwise, It would be awesome in my book.