"Justice League: The Crisis of Two Countries" takes place in a "mirror universe" where alternative versions of the justice league - the crime union - rubbed the rule of unstoppable terror and larkenia of the world. Alternative Lex Luthor (Chris Nott), the only remaining superhero in his world, travels to the country of justice and seeking their help. I think the "crisis of two countries" is the best multiversion film for Superhero Thanks to the interaction between Batman and his colleague, Olman (Jamesesheims Woods).

This is Batman way different from Clooney's smiley. The "crisis of two countries" was originally written as part of the animated DC universe, set between the "Justice League" and "Justice League unlimited". DCAU-CANON's original script of Dwayne McDufi has Since it is available public -There are only differences in the surface level of the final film, and much of the dialogue is the same.

William Baldwin is essentially the same Batman's iteration expressed by Kevin Conroy, and by this point the character was strictly lonely. McDufi almost certainly wrote Batman's dialogue (and perhaps even Olman) in a "two -countries crisis" about Conroj's voice. So while Baldwin is doing OK, he stands in the shadow of the best Batman ever. Batman stands out most of the second act, but focusing on when Olman reveals a plan to destroy reality, persuading the multiverstore to renovate all other elections meaningless. He invented a bomb called the Quantum Eisengate device, or QED - "Quod Erat Demognandum". It is a Latin saying that often put a needle at the end of the argument. Olman's qed is the end of existence and his argument, the ultimate demonstration of the nonsense of life.

In the fight against Oulman, Batman gets taste of how to fight yourself, But a version of himself without any moral scrupes. Oulman surpasses Batman and looks through it with a great detective skill:

"From what I'm gathering, we're very similar. Everything about you tells the story. Your attitude, your suit, your tactics. They all scream of rage. Despair. Revenge. What terrible is wrong to set you on this track?"

But in the end, Batman won, sending Ovlman and his bomb in the lifeless world. He repays the advantage by offering his own analysis of Oulman: "We both looked at the abyss, but when he looked back at us, you blinked."

Compare this to the episode "Justice League" "Better World", where the league is filling a version of itself (Lords Lords) that have used the world's "bigger good" control. The two buttman (and both a contro) cheer and debate. In the end, the Lord Batman won the argument with his response to the Batman League claim that you "grabbed power!":

"And with that power, we made a world where no eight -year -old boy would ever lose his parents for a punk with a gun!"

The line gets extra power because Conroy is the one that says it in the same way as I am sure the Batman line to see in the abyss would Have if the film was made as intended.