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* FridgeBrilliance: Turning Catwoman into Catbird, where she functions as Batman's sidekick, partner, and love interest, while incorporating elements from Robin, seems to be a rather humorous take on the HoYay subtext between Batman and Dick Grayson by mixing it with his on/off FoeYay relationship with Selina Kyle.
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* FridgeBrilliance: Turning Catwoman into Catbird, where she functions as Batman's sidekick, partner, and love interest, while incorporating elements from Robin, seems to be a rather humorous take on the HoYay subtext between Batman and Dick Grayson by mixing it with his on/off FoeYay relationship with Selina Kyle.
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* GeniusBonus: Not only is Batwing's Gothtopia name, Flying Fox, a reference to his real name, Luke Fox, it's also the name for a species of bat.
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* GeniusBonus: Not only is Batwing's Gothtopia name, Flying Fox, a reference to his real name, Luke Fox, it's also the name for a species of bat.bat.
* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot: The Gothtopia crossover was actually somewhat limited compared to previous Bat Family crossovers, even though Batwoman, Talon, and the Penguin all received new identities in this fake world, none of them were featured in any tie-in issues nor did they hold any real significance on the story.
* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot: The Gothtopia crossover was actually somewhat limited compared to previous Bat Family crossovers, even though Batwoman, Talon, and the Penguin all received new identities in this fake world, none of them were featured in any tie-in issues nor did they hold any real significance on the story.
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* FridgeBrilliance: Turning Catwoman into Catbird, where she functions as Batman's sidekick, partner, and love interest, while incorporating elements from Robin, seems to be a rather humorous take on the HoYay subtext between Batman and Dick Grayson by mixing it with his on/off FoeYay relationship with Selina Kyle.
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* GeniusBonus: Not only is Batwing's Gothtopia name, Flying Fox, a reference to his real name, Luke Fox, it's also the name for a species of bat.
* TearJerker: The subtext of the ''Batgirl'' tie-in issue, where we see a Barbara Gordon whose family is intact and functioning, and whose best friend is Charise Carnes. In the actual Gotham, Charise was driven insane after watching her family get slaughtered by her boyfriend, to the point that she let herself be arrested and sent to Arkham so she could learn the craft of madness and use it to reshape the city when she was released. In this fake Gotham, Charise is a SpoiledSweet goofball whose family is still alive and is partners with Barbara. There is a brief moment where Charise almost remembers what actually happened to her parents, and WordOfGod from GailSimone is that there ''will'' be fallout in regards to how Batgirl and Knightfall see and interact with one another.
** This is nothing compared to the WoobieDestroyerOfWorlds villain Mother Mercy, who snapped because she kept remembering that her family was slaughtered by someone she couldn't recall (the Joker) but kept on smiling, and intended to kill herself and dozens of others to be with her family again, all while trying to find someone who would believe her about the true Gotham City. [[spoiler: She's killed by a police sniper.]]
* TearJerker: The subtext of the ''Batgirl'' tie-in issue, where we see a Barbara Gordon whose family is intact and functioning, and whose best friend is Charise Carnes. In the actual Gotham, Charise was driven insane after watching her family get slaughtered by her boyfriend, to the point that she let herself be arrested and sent to Arkham so she could learn the craft of madness and use it to reshape the city when she was released. In this fake Gotham, Charise is a SpoiledSweet goofball whose family is still alive and is partners with Barbara. There is a brief moment where Charise almost remembers what actually happened to her parents, and WordOfGod from GailSimone is that there ''will'' be fallout in regards to how Batgirl and Knightfall see and interact with one another.
** This is nothing compared to the WoobieDestroyerOfWorlds villain Mother Mercy, who snapped because she kept remembering that her family was slaughtered by someone she couldn't recall (the Joker) but kept on smiling, and intended to kill herself and dozens of others to be with her family again, all while trying to find someone who would believe her about the true Gotham City. [[spoiler: She's killed by a police sniper.]]
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* GeniusBonus: Not only is Batwing's Gothtopia name, Flying Fox, a reference to his real name, Luke Fox, it's also the name for a species of bat. \n* TearJerker: The subtext of the ''Batgirl'' tie-in issue, where we see a Barbara Gordon whose family is intact and functioning, and whose best friend is Charise Carnes. In the actual Gotham, Charise was driven insane after watching her family get slaughtered by her boyfriend, to the point that she let herself be arrested and sent to Arkham so she could learn the craft of madness and use it to reshape the city when she was released. In this fake Gotham, Charise is a SpoiledSweet goofball whose family is still alive and is partners with Barbara. There is a brief moment where Charise almost remembers what actually happened to her parents, and WordOfGod from GailSimone is that there ''will'' be fallout in regards to how Batgirl and Knightfall see and interact with one another.\n** This is nothing compared to the WoobieDestroyerOfWorlds villain Mother Mercy, who snapped because she kept remembering that her family was slaughtered by someone she couldn't recall (the Joker) but kept on smiling, and intended to kill herself and dozens of others to be with her family again, all while trying to find someone who would believe her about the true Gotham City. [[spoiler: She's killed by a police sniper.]]
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* TearJerker: The subtext of the ''Batgirl'' tie-in issue, where we see a Barbara Gordon whose family is intact and functioning, and whose best friend is Charise Carnes. In the actual Gotham, Charise was driven insane after watching her family get slaughtered by her boyfriend, to the point that she let herself be arrested and sent to Arkham so she could learn the craft of madness and use it to reshape the city when she was released. In this fake Gotham, Charise is a SpoiledSweet goofball whose family is still alive and is partners with Barbara. There is a brief moment where Charise almost remembers what actually happened to her parents, and WordOfGod from GailSimone is that there ''will'' be fallout in regards to how Batgirl and Knightfall see and interact with one another.
** This is nothing compared to the WoobieDestroyerOfWorlds villain Mother Mercy, who snapped because she kept remembering that her family was slaughtered by someone she couldn't recall (the Joker) but kept on smiling, and intended to kill herself and dozens of others to be with her family again, all while trying to find someone who would believe her about the true Gotham City. [[spoiler: She's killed by a police sniper.]]
** This is nothing compared to the WoobieDestroyerOfWorlds villain Mother Mercy, who snapped because she kept remembering that her family was slaughtered by someone she couldn't recall (the Joker) but kept on smiling, and intended to kill herself and dozens of others to be with her family again, all while trying to find someone who would believe her about the true Gotham City. [[spoiler: She's killed by a police sniper.]]
