Heh, that's fair.

Those kids would be in therapy for several lifetimes! Especially if Harley were the mom.

HaHaHa! So true...shudder

Although I'd like to shake it up. Can you see Lex Luthor and Joker raising a babeh? Poison Ivy and Joker? Mr. Freeze and Harley Quinn?

Damn. This could turn into a game. If X and Y raised a child, list all the ways that child would be fucked up for eternity.

Wait, did I turn this from banned books into DC villains messing up their kids lives? Well, I guess if you've got two guys/girls raising them together, books have been banned for less!

Oh, don't worry, if you saw that in DC I'm sure some "concerned" parents would endeavor to have them banned. Won't someone THINK OF THE CHILDREN!!!

Ooooh. This would have worked so much better on me if I were more of a DC geek. All my comic geekdom goes to Boom! Studios (as of late), Marvel, and IDW Transformers. (And some of their Star Trek stuff!)

I'm usually Marvel myself, but those villains so rarely team up to make secret societies.

So, I just pay less attention than you do to the DC-verse. Apparently.

Which I would say is a good thing. Batman is the only DC character I find worth paying any attention to in DC.

I did read some of the New 52, and I have to admit to enjoying them. It was all library books, though, and I haven't seen the need to actively seek out that much more.

You both have me beat, my comics tend to fall in the Sandman category, not as well versed in the super hero/villain world. I am, however, LOVING this conversation! :)

I'm loving that you're loving this conversation.

Sandman is good stuff, too, though! Some of the best. One of my best friends just got the super-ultra-special edition box set, and I'm planning on borrowing it from him so I can finally read the whole thing in order.

Oooh, I'm jealous! I was reading it as they were still coming out, so I have most of the individual comics, but they're a pain to drag out to read. I'd love to get the whole set and reread, it's been far too long!