Especially when axes break on his skin, he wants to be out there, he wants to help, and Batman won't let him. "That's his role, and Superman doesn’t like that Batman is always trying to protect him. "What he sees as magic is anyone with powers because magic is the one thing that can threaten Superman," Taylor said. Taylor added that this unique version of Batman saw locking up magic users as his life's quest, akin to how the normal Batman tackled criminals. RELATED: DC's Game of Thrones-Style Universe Teases a Batman, Green Arrow Confrontation His job is to find magic users and lock them up." Superman and Batman, I think, are still Bruce and Clark in a lot of ways, but their roles are different. Their soul is similar, and their mannerisms are similar. These origins are completely different, these people are different. "This is an entirely new spin on the origins you know. "This isn't just transplanting the DC Universe and sticking it in a place with castles and horses," series writer Tom Taylor said in an interview with DC Nation, elaborating on how the company's familiar heroes would change when placed in a fantasy world. There will no doubt be other figures from the DC Universe who appear in the story, but the question remains as to how many will actually be willing to fight by each other’s sides in the coming conflict, or if the battle between the House of El and King Jefferson will remain the primary conflict of the story.WARNING: The following contains spoilers for Dark Knights of Steel #1, on sale now from DC Comics.īatman takes on a medieval flavor akin to a Witcher in the new limited series Dark Knights of Steel, out now from DC. Even the “Siryn” that the Bat-Prince confronts is this world’s version of Black Canary, who is portrayed as a powerful woman who is frightened by the world that has developed around her. The prophet who warned King Jefferson of the El’s arrival is revealed to be the Constantine of this world, connected to a mystical power. It’s a fascinating way to begin the series, as no traditional villains are featured at all.
Raising his bow, Oliver Queen shoots an arrow that strikes down Jor-El, just as he confirms to Bruce his true lineage. He expresses some reluctance in his coming actions, but his will is resolved by the words of an unseen Green Lantern, who empowers his arrow with mystical energy. While King Jefferson largely schemes from behind the scenes in the first issue of the miniseries, two agents seemingly working at his behest are far more proactive (and lethal) in their arrival. While Bruce and Jor-El speak on the battlements of the castle, Green Arrow is in the nearby Hobb Forest.
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