Talk:Batman/@comment-26816098-20160721232410/@comment-29207541-20160723211406

Perhaps Dick would feel conflicted about whether to stop or not. He wants to quit because he knows he is not capable as he once was (Still able to take most average people in a fight, but not as able as he used to be), yet at the same time he knows Bruce would've kept going until he couldn't. Which is why when he finally dies during the Battle Of London, his ultimate decision is so much more impactful, as he finally realizes that he must move on, and let someone more capable take up the mantle.

Also, going back to your original comment, I believe that having the Joker be a legacy character for all these years is okay because he is so iconic and integral to the Batman lore, but I agree that we should also focus on lesser villains instead of using the same ones over and over. Many of the stories I used to create this entry involved the Joker, and I wanted to be accurate as possible, but I admit that it could be a little bit convoluted at times and needs some trimming.

Perhaps we could go into more detail into events that don't involve the Joker all that much. From what I heard, the Long Halloween doesn't exactly focus on Joker that much, and Year One waits until the very end to even mention Joker.