In that fictional world the bad guys only exist to fight Batman.
In the real world vigalantee justice doesn’t work. I mentioned the one time and you did link him. McElroy . But again that only worked because it was one guy who needed to be killed. It wouldn’t have worked if it was an organization or society that needed challenging.
I’ll look up your other examples if you want but I can follow that with all the times it just caused cycles of revenge instead of change for good.
Violence breed’s violence. Vigilante justice doesn’t work. Even in Batman. The writers write villains specifically to attack Batman. Because his existence breeds violence in that universe.
In that fictional world the bad guys only exist to fight Batman.
In the real world vigalantee justice doesn’t work. I mentioned the one time and you did link him. McElroy . But again that only worked because it was one guy who needed to be killed. It wouldn’t have worked if it was an organization or society that needed challenging.
I’ll look up your other examples if you want but I can follow that with all the times it just caused cycles of revenge instead of change for good.
Violence breed’s violence. Vigilante justice doesn’t work. Even in Batman. The writers write villains specifically to attack Batman. Because his existence breeds violence in that universe.