Marc Silvestri Upgrades Batmobile Engines In Batman/Joker Deadly Duo batman dccomics deadlyduo
\n'Atomic batteries to power, turbines to speed!' That was how the Batman TV series used to have it back in 1966. As captured in this clip of the classic show.\n\nWell, in today's decade-waiting Batman\/Joker: Deadly Duo #2 by Marc Silvestri, we get his own version. Looks like the Batmobile has had a bit of an upgrade over the past almost sixty years.
Housing a fourth state of matter containing a significant portion of charged particles, ions and\/or electrons? Mostly associated with stars, including our own sun. Artificially generated by heating a neutral gas or subjecting it to a strong electromagnetic field? Or is just meant to sound cool? Because, I guess, it probably does.
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