They made this just for me, put it on in Los Angeles and everything, yet somehow I missed it:
Via Scott McCloud.
That's right: The Doctor as Batman via Scott McCloud.
And I missed it.
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Now there's one confusing regeneration. Maybe it's the kind of thing that happens to Time Lords as they approach their 12th. The Master might make a good Dr. Doom.
Posted by: Rich Puchalsky | Thursday, 23 June 2011 at 12:18 PM
If the Eleventh regenerated into Bruce Wayne, I'd be in a kind of Nerd Heaven that I never thought imaginable.
There's actually a larger issue here, at least with me, because I've frequently thought that if you let Wayne become 900 years old, he'd essentially become the Doctor: no special powers, per se; a love of toys; a joy taken in outwitting opponents; etc. The only difference is that the Batman fights, but like the Doctor, abjures the use of guns ... but over time, and with a proliferation of toys, I think the Batman might renounce kicking just as strongly as shooting.
(It's summer, I'm burnt to a crisp, and am allowed this little bit of Nerd Heaven, I do believe.)
Posted by: SEK | Thursday, 23 June 2011 at 12:25 PM
There's actually a larger issue here, at least with me, because I've frequently thought that if you let Wayne become 900 years old, he'd essentially become the Doctor:
Okay, if you have frequently thought this, even comic book guy would be entitled to think you need to get out more.
Posted by: Malaclypse | Friday, 24 June 2011 at 08:51 AM
Unfortunately, with a two-hour commute, your choices are limited to 1) actually re-listening to the second hour of All Things Considered or 2) noodling on in your own head about material you're writing book chapters on. I take it you can see what route I sometimes take.
Posted by: SEK | Saturday, 25 June 2011 at 10:36 AM