I have 18 trophies left to get and most are in the Arkham knights hq, what's the easiest way to get in?
On most video game articles, the 'Reception' section is for an overview of reviews of the game. This is what I came to the article for - looking for some reviews to decide whether or not to buy it. In this case, the section is entirely a discussion of the plot twist, with no overall reviews. This is less than ideal.
Is that merge happening? If so, do it already. If not, remove the pointless tag. (As for whether or not it should be merged, I'm indifferent.) Secondly, what happened to the picture? I see it was removed for copyright reasons but surely it could be uploaded again so it has the proper fair use details. The article greatly benefits from having a picture so please someone do that. (I know squat about uploading images.) —DangerousJXD (talk) 05:38, 17 December 2015 (UTC)
With Detective Comics #1000 coming out this week, I suggest a Legacy section (or an "in other media" equivalent) be added since the comics' take on the Arkham Knight may well be completely different from the game's version over the next several issues.
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--Addict 2006 02:41, 25 March 2019 (UTC)
Granted the categories do have Astrid Arkham's creator Peter Tomasi, but I don't know where the Geoff Johns and Doug Mahnke thing come from. And the part in the Creation section "the story was written by Peter J. Tomasi and illustrated by Doug Mahnke" is just straight-up incorrect even with the source because I have the comics in my hands right now and Mahnke is nowhere to be mentioned on the covers or the credits. The actual artist is Brad Walker (who admittedly has no Wikipedia page as of yet) or were you referring to the tie-in comics for the game? If that was clear I wouldn't have mentioned it. --SiRenfield (talk) 19:42, 15 September 2020 (UTC)
Okay, I re-read it just to double-check and Mahnke did illustrate her first appearance in the 1000th issue. Although you could argue the debate lingers on "what qualifies as 'creator credit' here?" --SiRenfield (talk) 20:04, 15 September 2020 (UTC)