The scene in  where Batman sees future Flash has prompted a lot of debate online, but there's a question I haven't seen addressed yet. The "nightmare" that Batman had of a Superman gone bad would seem to be the fruition of all his concerns regarding the Kryptonian. Assuming that Flash caused the nightmare, it begs the question of whether that was an actual glimpse into the future (presumably the one that THAT Flash came from)... or if it was a just a nightmare Flash used to get his attention for the message he gave. I know there are lot of extra scenes in the Ultimate Edition cut, but I haven't seen that cut yet.  Has Zack Snyder or anyone involved with the production of "Batman vs. Superman" commented on whether this was an actual glimpse into a possible future?
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About halfway through Batman vs Superman, Bruce Wayne falls asleep and has couple of rather unusual dreams. In one of them, a person appears to be trying to give him a message.      He appears to be coming out of a portal and surrounded by lightning, and is trying to tell Bruce about Lois Lane and Superman.   The whole scene is incredibly confusing, since the message is definitely something Bruce wouldn't know enough to dream about, and it's never brought up again. Multiple people have complained about this "confusing Flash cameo".  When I saw it, it never occurred to me that it was supposed to be the Flash, because       He seemed to be wearing a mechanical suit, and had no control over his use of the portal; not to mention, the message made no sense.   Was the actor in this scene Ezra Miller -- the same one who later appears in a definitive Flash cameo -- and was this supposed to be a message from the Flash?  UPDATE:  Please note: I am not asking what the message meant, or how The Flash might be the one sending it, or what the comics have to say, because I know the answers to all of those things. I'm only asking if the character in this scene is shown to be the same character we see in the security footage from the convenience store in a later scene.
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At the end of Out Of Time, Barry has to run so fast that he accidentally jumps back in time by approximately one day, and becomes the doppelganger he had seen running alongside himself the day before... To Be Continued.  The next episode, Rogue Time, picks up right where Out Of Time left off, and Future!Barry starts living the previous day over.  But since he hadn't jumped back in time yet, for the next day at least, Past!Barry should still be around, but he never shows up.  As far as we can tell, except for those few seconds when the two versions of Barry saw each other running beside them, there was only ever one Barry Allen in Central City that day. (And, just to make things worse, because Future!Barry prevented the tsunami from happening, Past!Barry would never have ended up jumping back in time, so there should have been two of them indefinitely!)  So what happened to Past!Barry?  It's never explained on the show, but has anyone involved with the show provided any insight into what happened?
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The two TV shows  and  cross over (or so I'm told).  I've only been watching Arrow so far, and Barry Allen has . Do I need to start watching Flash episodes?  What order do I need watch these shows in?
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So, Michonne's pet walkers: who were they, and where did they come from? Is it ever revealed?  I guess this question would be directed more towards the comic book fans, since the best answer in the show has been "they deserved what they got, they weren't human to begin with". Other that that she always clams up at the subject.  I have my theories, but because she is so reluctant to reveal anything about herself it's really difficult to put any stock in those theories...
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I have seen the meme of Batman slapping Robin so many times. I really want to know the origin of it. When did it occur in the comics, and why did he even slap him?  Note: Spoilers are welcome.
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This is about the upcoming  Zack Snyder movie , where Ben Affleck is playing Batman. I just read an  that Christian Bale wanted to be Batman again. So I wanted to ask why wasn't he cast as Batman in this movie. I checked the Wikipedia entry but nothing suggests why Christian Bale was not there. Nolan is associated with the movie as an adviser and DC Entertainment is producing this one too. So sort of familiar turf, right? But how come Ben Affleck is the new Batman?  EDIT: I would like to add another interesting piece of information. Bale is aged 40 (born 1974) and Affleck is 42 (born 1970). So they have actually cast an older actor.
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In season 8 episode 1, when the Doctor encounters the episode's villain(s), he keeps saying that this is all very familiar to him, but he can't quite put a finger on it. Is this a case where the audience is supposed to know more than the Doctor (like when he can't keep Clara and Strax straight), or is he referring to something we (the audience) haven't seen yet? As in, are the serious Whovians yelling at the screen, "it's [insert name of classical Dr. Who villain here]!", or are they as puzzled as the Doctor is (and I am)?
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In Batman #1 in the New 52, when we visit the Batcave for the first time, we see a dinosaur:     What... is up with that? It is a completely awesome cave decoration - but what else is it? Is it a non sequitur or is it a call back to an earlier storyline? I imagine it's the latter – a life-size T-rex model is an expensive piece of decor, even for Bruce Wayne.  Bonus points: are there any other relics from past storylines visible in this Batcave?  Update: here's a shot of the other panel that gives us a view of the "showroom" (including the huge dice).
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In issue 5 of the recent Incredible Hulk ongoing (vol. 3), it is revealed that      Dr. Doom   separated the Incredible Hulk and Bruce Banner. He does this using an adamantium chainsaw.   Image blurred to protect the innocent spoiler.  I was under the impression that adamantium was pretty much impossible to find and use outside of Ultron and the Weapon Blah program. Is it common enough that it's no big deal for the blurry fellow above to have gotten an adamantium chainsaw?
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Two investigators were in the same location in Arkham. The first investigator drew an encounter 'A monster and gate appear!'. He resolved that encounter by fighting the monster and then getting drawn through the gate. The second investigator also got drawn through the gate before having an encounter.  We also said that the two investigators did not have an Other World encounter as they were 'delayed' as they were drawn in to the gate. This ended up with the second investigator not having any encounters on this particular turn.  Was that the correct ruling?
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I've always wanted to know if he can see while he's using his heat vision, and if he can, what does it look like, is everything red, does his vision spectrum change?   Have we ever seen through his eyes while he was using his heat vision?
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There've been several questions about the Excalibur-like scene in Avengers: Age of Ultron when no Avenger is able to lift the hammer except for Captain America who seems to be able to move it slightly.  My question is simple: is there any confirmation by any official source (authors, director, any actor, anyone on the team) about whether he is NOT able to lift it, or whether he realises he would be able to lift it but chooses not to as he is not supposed to?
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"The Wolverine" movie is a prequel for "Days of Future Past" (because it shows DoFP related scenes on the after-credits).  So Wolverine has bone claws when The Wolverine movie ends, and on DoFP it has adamantium claws again, is there any explanation for this? maybe on the comics, or something?
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In Now You See Me, when Morgan Freeman explains to the detective on how the Four Horseman robbed the bank, he mentions that they replaced the real money (while in the secured transport truck) with flash paper.  This does not explain how the paper in the bank got ignited, and no ignition/stimulator left in the scene as evidence.  Who/What/When ignited the flash paper in the bank on time?   There had to be some timer/delay mechanism on the platform, or something similar - but in the frames we see - there is nothing.
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The Flash goes from zero to ??? in an eye blink.  As he does not have a Saturn 5 rocket on his back, how do you explain the acceleration?  How do you explain his ability to stop on a dime and turn corners without the effects of inertia?  How do you explain his alternate effect on the world around (lack of friction heat)?  How do you explain his ability to perceive so fast that he does not bump into things, can calculate where to turn flawlessly at such speed, etc?   Does he move normally in a massively slowed time-warp? Do his muscle fibers twitch at an impossibly high rate? Would his brain have to process incoming information at a speed far beyond normal consciousness, and wouldn't that make him a super-genius by normal standards? Why doesn't at least his suit heat up and burst into flame from air friction? Same for his boots and normal friction?   Or is it all "magic" and we are just supposed to accept that it "just happens?"
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I am not a physicist, however, when Barry is running/flashing, he gets to talk to the team back in HQ - How?  When he talks back to them, I have a feeling, his voice needs to be distorted, even if not possible, as everything is ultra fast with him.  Isn't there some law in physics, that the movie is breaking, by allowing him to talk normally (vocal cords, breathing) while moving at 1000's steps per seconds (or whatever?)
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In episode 6 of the second season, we saw the fulfillment of a number of predictions made earlier in the series.  There are a number of spoilers involved in this question.  Specifically:      We saw the television footage announcing them as the "ASBO Five" being filmed, as well as the interview with Alisha, that we had seen earlier (season 2, episode 3) in Future Simon's apartment as part of the footage and pictures that Future Simon told Alisha was going to occur.  Alisha also reveals to Simon the identity of Future Simon, and their (inevitable?) relationship.   However...      At the end of episode 6, Curtis rewinds time, and they visit "The Big Cheese", at which point we see Curtis punch him.  They then end their community service, implying that none of the events of the rewound timeline ever occur (except in Curtis' memory).     In the Christmas Special, we see the gang several months later.  We find out that:     They are all poor (except, perhaps, Simon, due to the apartment from Future Simon) with mundane jobs.  It seems clear that they never became the "ASBO Five".  However, Alisha and Simon are now dating, and Simon knows about Future Simon.   How does this reconcile?  Does the end of episode 6 create a paradox with the information Alisha sees in episode 3?