You are J'onn Jones, in the role of Batman.
ophelia, you're breaking my heart
Respect the Red Right Hand
...That would actually be kinda epic. Jonn having to be Batman on MARS. It's just insane enough to loop back around to be epic again.
Jonah Falcon
It was fun having a depowered Clark Kent be Batman in an Imaginary Story where Clark was Batman and Bruce was Superman. (Clark had been exposed to Gold Kryponite as an infant, then Ma and Pa Kent were killed, while Bruce invented a serum to turn him into Superman... at the end, Bruce gave Clark the serum just before dying in a Heroic Sacrifice).
Jonah Falcon
Brony? Moi? surely you jest!
I think the Title "City Of Fear" is more likely, considering that the name Arkham City was first revealed in the Arkham Asylum Easter egg in the wardens office, and "City Of Fear" is the code to get the scarecrow Easter Egg in Arkham City.
Besides, City Of Fear sounds like a much better title then Arkham World
He who fights bronies should see to itthat he himself does not become a brony. And if you gaze for long into an abyss, Pinkie Pie gazes Also
it's MMO where you play different clan of villain :P
So pure.
I've got the stats on Arkham Solar System that nobody else does 
In Batman: Arkham Solar System, Batman's rogues gallery has been relocated to a number of planets within the solar system, and Batman must use his Bat-Spaceship to go from planet to planet stopping their insidious plans.
On level one, Batman must stop Clayface's assimilation of a lost race on Mercury before he is able to build a dread civilization and return to Earth to breed in the style of John Carpenter's The Thing.
Level two has Batman attempt to stop Poison Ivy from terraforming Venus so it's foliage can eventually branch out and strangle the Earth like a giant kudzu flytrap.
Level three concerns Bane turning Mars into a gigantic warship, which Batman must destroy from the inside-out.
Level four has Maxie Zeus become one with the spirit of Jupiter, bringing his power back to its original divine levels. Batman will have to dodge lightning and scale the now colossal enemy to take him down.
Level five takes place on Saturn, which Two Face is busy turning into a giant buzzsaw through harnessing electromagnetic forces. He plans to use the weapon to split all planets into good and evil halves, unless Batman can reverse the polarity and turn the doomsday device's ring on its own homeworld.
Level six has the Joker on Uranus, with deadly ambitions to turn the gas giant into a deadly Joker gas bomb set to make the entire galaxy look like Carnival Of Souls, unless Batman can send the planet on an exploding crash course with the sun first.
In level seven, a vengeful Aquaman turns Neptune into a water-kingdom in which no one will be able to make fun of his ineffectiveness on land again. Batman must beat his spawning fish army to prove Aquaman is equally ineffective in water.
The eighth level has Mr. Freeze join forces with Pluto, planning to give the former planet respect again by adding to its icy mass with his own freeze technology, and sending it hurtling into the rest of the planets like an astral glacier before melting into the sun with enough H 2 O to extinguish it and turn the solar system into his own permafrost paradise. Batman must use the remaining fuel from his Bat-Spaceship to burn up and cause the kind of extreme global warming needed to stop Freeze's ice age before it starts, and turn Pluto from a "former planet" into a "nothing."
FINAL BOSS/BONUS BOSS: On his way back to Earth, Batman happens to come across the being which has tormented Arkham, Massachusetts for decades on end, and arguably the reason why so much madness sprang from it in the first place: the elder god Cthulhu. With what little weaponry he has left, Batman is forced to destroy the creature before it can reach Earth and begin a new reign of terror.
edited 14th Dec '11 8:59:23 AM by DoctorDiabolical
Another Perfect Day
Up on Melancholy hill.
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"Can I just ask...why Uranus?"
"Why Bats, I'm surprised! I'm currently on a planet THAT IS LITERALLY A JOKE! It's almost too easy! IT DOES THE JOB FOR ME!"
But seriously I'd play it.
Is it selfish that I'm happy as we pass the setting sun?
I'd ask how he's supposed to last, but we all know Batman Can Breathe in Space.
Besides, City Of Fear sounds like a much better title then Arkham World
Batman Beyond: Arkham Mars
Quincy Sharp, after becoming the POTUS, refunds the NASA program and in moves to have a prison colony built on Mars.
Fourty years later...