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What Is Batman's Darkest Secret That He Has Hidden From Everyone? (Batman #25 Spoilers)

It seems a peculiarity that with Civil War, Avengers Vs X-Men, Inhumans Vs X-Men, Civil War II and elements of World War Hulk, Secret Invasion, Secret Empire, that Marvel Comics have pitted hero against hero.

While in Batman #25, the beginning of The War Of Jokes And Riddles, DC Comics are rather pitting bad guy against bad guy. And,  because it's Tom King writing, all sorts of nuances, shades of grey and relative moralism between the two sides.

And how much of it was all Batman's fault? In today's Batman #25, we see how one choice of Bruce Wayne led to set of actions that may have done some terrible things. But that was an unforeseen careless act in his early days.

After popping the question to Selina Kyle, Catwoman, we haven't had an answer. Because Bruce Wayne has a story to tell her. We've seen Batman deal with the possibility that Catwoman may have murdered over a hundred people during this run, but does Bruce Wayne have something even worse?

Tom King gave Bruce Wayne a history of suicide attempts. How laissez-faire was Bruce with other people's lives?

From the final page of Batman #25, by Tom King, Mikel Janin and June Chung, published by DC Comics today…

Do note, they do also appear to have had sex between the question being popped and Bruce Wayne delivering this product warning… Seline playing the long game, there. Like a cat with a ball of wool…

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