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8/11/2016 4:01:42 PM
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No batman just outsmarted them.
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How so? I remember him getting hit by them but can't recall how he outsmarted them
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Is this in a movie or the comics?
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In the comics, Batman got hit by the omega beams after he shot darkseid with the god-bullet
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Its under plot in the 6th paragraph.
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Check the last paragraph under plots from that link you sent me...
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Edited by SuperWood44: 8/11/2016 4:47:55 PMHad to lokk this one up. https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Final_Crisis&ved=0ahUKEwitxOu257nOAhUBySYKHVxCBJ0QFggbMAA&usg=AFQjCNFcDWXZyRp5AqceB-BNGKEiOBC_Fg Batman got hit and it killed him.
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Rekt???
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No..it didn't kill him..Batman ended up going back in time somehow
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He still didnt survive them seing as they still killed him. He was just later brought back.
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He didn't really die. Batman went back in time and had his own storyline.
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He wasn't brought back from the dead...he survived them and ended up going back in time.
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This is correct.
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I thought so...I remember reading final crisis and thought it was crazy to kill off Batman, especially by darkseid, but when he showed up in the past at the end of the book, I was relieved
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Yup. When the Blackest Night event happened and "Batman" was raised from the dead, that's actually not him because Batman was currently somewhere else in time.
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Yeah that Batman was a clone, kind of mess up considering that poor clone died a couple more times after that
