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Am Anfang scheint alles Routine. R'As al Ghul, von Batman schon tausend mal geschlagen, setzt mal wieder dazu an die Welt zu entvölkern. Vorher allerdings neutralisiert er die JLA und tut dies mit solcher Effizienz, dass man als Leser schnell mitbekommt, dass die Ideen nicht von ihm stammen können. Der wahre Urheber dieser "Wie besiege ich die JLA"-Strategie ist allerdings eine große Überraschung.
Eine gute Story, überraschende Wendungen, und die besten Charaktere im ganzen Comic-Universum. Was will man mehr?
Normally when we think of Batman we think of a vigilante who haunts the night trying to bring down the bad guys. I believe that he is much more complex than this. Batman is a man who, having suffered tragedy at a very young age, Has vowed never to be life's victim again. And thus, he does everything in his power to strategize and manipulate in order to make sure that he comes out on top. Like any successful man of power he plans all the way to end. Considering every possibility...everything that could and can go wrong in a given scenario. Batman is the sort of hero Machiavelli would admire because he is willing to do ugly things (short of murder) to accomplish his objectives.
Law #2 in the 48 Laws of Power (by Robert Greene), says "never put too much trust in friends". And this is essentially what is behind Batman's actions in this book. Batman is well aware of what lies behind men's hearts. He knows how fickle they can be. They can be loyal to you one minute and betray you the next. This is what has driven Batman to accumulate information on each JLA member. He has studied each member their character, their powers and has devised a stratagem to bring each one down. Should one of them turn to evil in the future.
Unfortunately Ra's Al Ghul (translated as The Deamons Head) Batman's foe. Has discovered the information that Batman has been keeping in his lair. And has used it to disable each member of the JLA so that he can carry out his plan to "purify" the earth.
When the members of the JLA find out that the heart of their misfortune originated with Batman. They vote to expel him. Not only because of what Ra's has done. But also because they all feel that he has betrayed their friendship. By keeping information on each one of them, Batman has essentially shown that he did not think very highly of his teammates in the JLA...when they trusted and admired him. When Batman is cast out I think it registers on him how badly he has been mistaken about friendship. And sometimes there is far more to getting a job done than the "business is business" philosophy.
I am not a JLA fan but this really is a very good story. And I liked it because it provided a very good study to Batman. For all of Batman's strategising. He never considered what would happen if the information got into the wrong hands. He never stopped to consider how hurt his friends would be. When Batman is expelled he doesn't simply walk away and shrug his shoulders. He actually looks hurt that his teamates have cast him aside for what he has done. It shows a different aspect to Batman than him simply being an arrogant loner. It shows that he actually cares about what other people think of him. And the loss of friendship.
Mark Waid has done a good job on this story.
Tower of Babel show exactly why Batman is not a man to be looked over, but feared. He compulsively fight crime to the nth degree no matter the cost or who he alienates. Probably the most amazing attribute about Batman is his amazing brain. Forever strategizing how to maintain the upper hand over his enemies... and his friends.
Batman keeps a cool distance over his friends because deep down he believes that one day there is a strong chance he will have to take them out. Does it make him a bad, untrustworthy person? That is the issue the members of the Justice League have to come to terms with.
Batman's ingenious ways to defeat all of the JLA have fallen into the hands of one of his worst enemies, Ras Al Ghul. Every JLA member is incapacitated, and Batman is to blame.
A great read with dire consequences in the end. The question ultimately is... is Batman wrong for doing it? It is for you to decide. Enjoy.
Classic tale of batman's contingency plans falling in the hands of Ra's Al Ghul and how he neutralises all the gun guns of JLA (Superman, Wonderwoman, Green Lantern, Flash, Aquaman, Plasticman and Martian Manhunter.
Talia, the daugher of Ra's is potrayed as an efficient slealth soldier who focuses on one JLA-er at a time, taking him/her down based on the batman files. Talia's character is also fleshed out depicting her as the uneasy assasin torn between her father's totalistic measures and her relationship with the dark detective.
This story holds significance with the recent OMAC Project where another of batman's plans backfire.
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