Gotham's Mark

Portrait of crime-fighting (vigilantism) with three DC-heroes of Gotham, offering a handshake-securities (or 'confidence') for the treasure-island(s) of Bowl-leviathan!

An inventive pre-Thanksgiving adaptation of DC Comics storyboards. Hope you like, 

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BATMAN: Real name unknown; mystery-man of the shadows (vigilante), with overground social-ties to the minerals industry, apparently obsessed with blood-diamond (Earth-mining/insurance) 'troubles' and football; consider him a social media 'aficionado' of home-made commentary for bureaucracy-readings (and consumerism).

CATWOMAN: Ezzy Harris (real-name); vigilante, ally of Batman; journalist in the Windy-City and Bostonian, and she's considered a claw-wielding menace to those threatening the Homeland-cities with invisible evil(s), and perhaps she's in love with Batman, but she too doesn't know his real name; she's a fan of Facebook (cyber-library).

LANTERN: Musician, real-name Hal Lee; likes Toys 'R Us and Xmas-shopping and fights terrorists, has a theory of Super Bowl becoming a new millennium target of evildoers, ally of Batman/Catwoman; happens to be a fan of Duke basketball (good-stuff).

Well, our three 'mysterious' self-proclaimed vigilante super heroes of the darkened city of Gotham (Homeland), where they convened to work alongside each-other, to exorcise a new 'alien' presence, Ra's al Ghul (assumed to be of Hungarian origin(s)), decided to heed Lantern's advice/fear that there'd be a 'space' for a Super Bowl threat for some consumerism/media attack for terrorist-language(s) and tracked Ra's 'prints' all-round Gotham, seeking some photo-graphics/synthesis 'clue' to the treasure-map of Ra's. Perhaps they'd find some hand-write for why Gotham had a 'track' or record for Super Bowl consciousness...for leviathan (or Facebook).

RA'S: A man of inventions; a villain for real; some claim he's Martian, others the Devil; he loves movies (incidentally), and wants the Super Bowl terror-show he's planned to coincide with a drive-in devastation in Gotham City (wow), but he's under-valued the role/hand of Batman and Catwoman and Lantern...who happen to love cinema (too).

INTERVIEW: What a splendid 'image' for Super Bowl (ads)!
HEROES (Batman/Catwoman/Lantern): We simply averted the 'alien' threat (Ra's).
INTERVIEW: Gotham's mark (B+).
HEROES: We lamented the loss of that guardian/policeman (Leo Sharp).
INTERVIEW: Well, there's some Facebook-lore for Bowl-ads 'chess' tied with Euro-IQ now.
HEROES: Cool!
INTERVIEW: What's with Ra's...our 'Satanic' Martian of the Homeland (now)?
HEROES: Unsure...but Batman's got an exchange scheduled on a secret cyber-net.
INTERVIEW: Cool (weird).
HEROES: Is there 'space' for your journal-write(s) concerning materialities/securities IQ?
INTERVIEW: Sure, thanx for asking, heroes of Gotham!
HEROES: Our plan's now to secure a special subway-platform for secured Xmas-transit.
INTERVIEW: That's a great notion --- language-arts for commerce-IQ banks (thanx).
HEROES: Seems we've (all) become 'patriots' of this cyber-age of mechanics.

INTERVIEW: Good (for social media and ABCD!).

Sure, Gotham requires the upper-hand for defenses/laurels in this new age of 'troubles' and veiled evils and insanity, and that's why we 'cheer' the works of our three beloved feathery heroes of super-vision (Batman/Catwoman/Lantern), and their charm deed for Bowl-securities paired with a chemical-weapons attack aversion at the Gotham Drive-In (Cinemark-Lynx), would be hailed as a 21st-Century 'nod' to what we toast for civilization's readings --- (simplified) box office.

RA'S: Fan of luchi, Batman?
BATMAN: Who isn't, Ra's?
RA'S: There's 'bread' for materialism and leviathan, no?

BATMAN: Who doesn't know that, Ras'?
RA'S: Seems we've drawn a hospitality-reading for the Bowl-record, no?

BATMAN: Who cares?
RA'S: I do...for (perhaps) self-exile...peaceful, isolationist, for sportsmanship (ok).

BATMAN: Pass the bread, Ra's (thanx).

"Doing well is the result of doing good. That's what capitalism is all about" (Ralph Waldo Emerson). 

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"Money is everything" (Ecclesiastes)