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Batman: Unhinged EXPLAINED

So like last time, I will do a explanation of what happens in the story. Also if you want to check out the previous story in this universe, (Batman: Reflection) the is an album that you can check out. Anyways, here we go.

 

1: Unhinged

 

So this photo shows what Batman has been doing after the events of Reflection, he goes on a murderous rampage and kills all of his enemies.

 

2: Memories

 

Again like the last one, this is just to clarify that batman is going insane and killing everybody. Also the grin adds to the madness that he is into.

 

3: Decision

 

So when Batman is done killing everyone, he moves onto the people that care about him most. Gordon is on the GCPD building and Batman swings down and aims his gun at him. He is torn between killing him or not. I really didn't show the result of this, but I came up with the conclusion that Gordon was shot and killed.

 

4: Alone

 

So after Batman kills Gordon, he reflects on his past and who he has killed and if killing is the right thing. But his madness still is growing rapidly and he snaps out and heads to Wayne Manor

 

5: Home

 

So I'd say that Batman has been away from Wayne Manor and the Batcave for about 4 months. So Alfred is shocked to see Bruce with a gun that is aimed at him, Batman walks down the stairs to the Batcave...

 

6: Confrontation

 

So after killing Alfred, Bruce brings the limp body into the batcave and sees Robin standing by the Jason memorial. Robin turns to see Batman, and they fight. After a while, Robin grabs the gun and points it at Bruce's head. Robin sees a man of craziness and madness in the suit; Joker. Robin is dealt with the same decision that Bruce was with Gordon; To kill him or not. Robin grip tightens...

 

7: Silence

 

Robin shoots Batman and crys over his dead body, losing a mentor and friend. In the reflection of the Jason memorial, Joker is seen gazing down onto Robin...his next victim.

 

 

So I hope you guys enjoyed this mini series and like this abstract story style. I think I'm not going to continue it because of how this ended, but time will tell.

 

Thanks guys for support,

 

-LegoBatbrick

 

 

P.S This explanation isn't edited since I'm in a rush, so sorry for misspelling errors and incorrect grammar

 

 

 

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Uploaded on January 24, 2017