The DCU is on the horizon, a new cinematic universe for the original superhero universe. While the DCEU got a bad rep over the last few years, especially compared to the cinematic juggernaut that was the MCU, DC has made many of the best superhero films in history. While the heroes are an important part of that, DC’s film villains have played a large role in that success. DC has always had amazing villains, and that carried over to the movies. However, many times these villains aren’t able to stand up very well to their heroic foes in battle. Many of them could use some kind of leg-up.Marvel created the concept of symbiotes as living alien beings that gave their hosts powerful gifts and added a unique aspect to their personalities. Symbiotes like the one bonded to Venom are often used in Marvel’s comics to add something extra to characters, and there are a lot of DC film villains who could use one. These movie villains might have succeeded in their dark plans if they were aided by one of Marvel’s symbiotes.Ra’s al Ghul is a formidable villain in the movie, but that’s mostly in the opening stages when Bruce is barely trained, or when he got the jump on Batman later in the movie. Ra’s al Ghul in the comics can fight Batman to a standstill at any time, though in Batman Begins, Ra’s al Ghul can’t do the same. Giving Ra’s a symbiote would change all of that and force Batman to figure out a way to stop an enemy with something he’s never faced before. Sure, it would make Batman Begins more of a “comic book” feel, but it would make Ra’s much more dangerous.
The DCU is on the horizon, a new cinematic universe for the original superhero universe. While the DCEU got a bad rep over the last few years, especially compared to the cinematic juggernaut that was the MCU, DC has made many of the best superhero films in history. While the heroes are an important part of that, DC’s film villains have played a large role in that success. DC has always had amazing villains, and that carried over to the movies. However, many times these villains aren’t able to stand up very well to their heroic foes in battle. Many of them could use some kind of leg-up.
Marvel created the concept of symbiotes as living alien beings that gave their hosts powerful gifts and added a unique aspect to their personalities. Symbiotes like the one bonded to Venom are often used in Marvel’s comics to add something extra to characters, and there are a lot of DC film villains who could use one. These movie villains might have succeeded in their dark plans if they were aided by one of Marvel’s symbiotes.
Ra’s al Ghul is a formidable villain in the movie, but that’s mostly in the opening stages when Bruce is barely trained, or when he got the jump on Batman later in the movie. Ra’s al Ghul in the comics can fight Batman to a standstill at any time, though in Batman Begins, Ra’s al Ghul can’t do the same. Giving Ra’s a symbiote would change all of that and force Batman to figure out a way to stop an enemy with something he’s never faced before. Sure, it would make Batman Begins more of a “comic book” feel, but it would make Ra’s much more dangerous.
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