Talk:Batman/@comment-26816098-20160721232410/@comment-26816098-20160728051127

Well, not really sure what to do with Tim Drake just yet. I was thinking that a '90s/'00s Batman allows us to potentially incorporate and transform a lot of interesting source material, such as the Burton (and even Schumacher) films, No Man's Land, Batman: Hush, Nolan's trilogy, Grant Morrison's run (including Batman and Son and Batman, Inc.), the Arkham games - and, of course, the definitive Animated Series. However, his run as Red Robin is important to his character. Maybe he can do what Dick Grayson did and do his own thing for a while before returning as Batman, with Damian Wayne (or Grayson? The al-Ghuls would be taking him on if we introduce them in the same year DC did, 1971) as his sidekick.

If we do that scenario, we could make him come back in 1999, the year Batman Beyond first aired. (This would also, conveniently, bypass the Shcumacher era - Batman Returns, the last Burton film, came out in 1992, just before Knightfall. Batman and Robin came out in 1997.)

You said, "I feel like if we have Tim become Batman in the early 90's, we miss out on including stories that could've fit pretty well, if not with some tweaking of course." What do you mean?

Ah, Carrie Kelly. I'd love to fit her into the FM in some way ... What do you mean about her being Robin during Knightfall? In the comics, it was Dick Grayson. She was only Robin in Dark Knight Returns, which is set in another continuity.

How about we try to discuss Bruce Wayne in the FM subreddit?