COMICS: Get A Better Look At WRATH - The "Anti-Batman"
We've seen a glimpse of him already, but in the latest 'What's New in the New 52' editor-in-chief Bob Harras gives us a much better look at Wrath -- a character described at the Anti-Batman, set to be introduced soon in the pages of Detective Comics.
Says Harras to DC:
"There’s no denying that Batman is one of the strongest superheroes in the DC Universe, and with access to state-of-the-art technology, the Dark Knight has incredibly resources at his disposal to aid in his efforts fighting crime. But what if Batman used his power for evil instead of good? Enter Wrath. He’s got all the same gadgets and vehicles as the Dark Knight – but his intentions for how they’re used couldn’t be more opposite. Mainly because they’re far more lethal..."
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