Some random vs blogs

(TN by Knife) "Some people steal to stay alive, and some steal to feel alive. Simple as that." - V.E. Schwab Carradine: The man who made Spider-Man a hero  Joe Chill: The man who created the Batman  Some heroes start with a rocket to earth. Some a rocket from earth to space. Some are born with it Some obtain powerful objects; but all too often it starts with a bang. A single shot to a loved one can make both hero and villain arise, and these two took that shot, making some of the most iconic heroes the world would ever see. But let's see how they feel on the other side of the barrel, to see who would win a DEATHBATTLE . Before We Begin... It's not controversial to say that comics are a mess. While Carradine has been mostly consistent, Joe is very subject to change, but we're taking everything shown in the mainline comics as they are all canon to each other at this point in time. We'll also take into account stuff like What Ifs and Elseworlds to a degree, as m...

"A great book should leave you with many experiences, and slightly exhausted at the end. You live several lives while reading."- William Styron Auren: The Man Who Can Tell You What is Killing the Stars Alice: The Bibliomaniac Books. Knowledge. Life. All part of the same weirdly shaped three sided die. Books can be so life-like, yet they're forever fictitious, made to be shaped by both reader and author, providing insight on something you've never known. These two -book bound gods shall now have their narratives collide and fight to find out who would win a DEATHBATTLE! Before We Begin... Although neither have very long lists of media, there should be some things to be noted. Beginning with Bibliomania, due to the fact it only has one rather short manga, it's an obvious source to go off of for Alice. With Auren however, things become somewhat more interesting. You see, the author of I Can Tell You What's Killing the Stars has actually made a reboot for a future...