Talk:Black Bat (comics)

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No one ever likes my suggestions, nevertheless here is one (unsigned), I'm not going to try making the change: As long as we are talking about the obscure parts of the "Batman/Bruce Wayne associated cast of characters," more people (according to my personal research, yes, but see below) associate the name "Black Bat" with the final code name of Casandra Cain http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Batgirl_(Cassandra_Cain) than an alternate universe Bruce owned by a very short lived publishing collaboration. Black Bat was the code name Miss Cain, a charater with a very high recognition factor and a devoted cult following, was using in the storys at the time of the "New 52" reboot, in stories that the publisher tells us are " in continuity until otherwise stated," unlike most D.C. titles. As this is the, therefore official, name of the charater, according to the copywrite holder; a charater with who is apparently been deemed noteworthy as she has herown page, unlike the Anagram Comics charater that this redirect points to--this page should be changes to a disambiguity page pointing at both the Bruce Wayne subsection of Anagram charaters and the "Batman Inc." section of Cassandra Cain. The charater worth note even if she is not currently being used; in fact, due to news stories such as a noted author requesting to use the charater, only to be refused, her lack of use itself can cause her to be looked up under this name. Prior to that, she was (while not appearing regularly) used as an example of a "positive portrayal of a mentally differently abled superperson" by a company spokesman, contrasting Black Manta, the supervillian.

Also, previous edit to this page, was directing to a stub article about a different character, with a different copywrite holder, and publisher. This information is not redundant and should be preserved on the new redirect page. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 75.68.20.124 (talk) 09:10, 22 April 2013 (UTC)[reply]