Actually, Talia in the show is accurate version of Comic Talia before all the writers ruined her character to prop up Catwoman's. Talia has been one of my fav love interests but Writers did her real dirty, at this point Talia's character is hardly the same character that I've read in classic comics.

​@@atharva7462 yeh I agree this was how talia was supposed to be

Is because by watching this videos now I understand why Talía is so much rude with Bruce during all the story for not accepting her since the begging, if it was my decision I would pick Talía over Selena but I would not take the position of the leader of the assassins I would just marry Talía

The “primal princess” look is her casual attire.

I can certainly understand but I just like the ship between Catwoman and Batman. My thing is, until now I had always thought that she was a new 54(or 34, or whatever) things. I thought she was a new character introduced to the DC universe. But watching this I may be inclined to have a change of heart.

Yeah me too

Me too but not the current version

hate dc they r rasist people. Grant morrison too it too extreme he made her rapist. Think what will happen if any writer suddenly decides to make catwoman a rapist. Dc is toxic. Talia is sacrificed for other characters development 😔

Yeah me as well

I don't mind it as long as it makes sense, like she's Arabian so she'd likely have brown or black eyes.

@@Crow-qm7zw agreed

If I was Batman, I would go for both of them since I'm polyamorous. 💙❤️💛🖤😊

Both Are Similar

Tf u mean wife, my guy, they never got married. Batman's had multiple love interests (Wonderwoman, Catwoman, Zatanna, Talia, and many others). The only difference with Talia is that he had a kid with her. Also, apparently, Talia drugged him to become romantic with her that night (though that does not take away from him evidently having feelings for her) and having him impregnate her and then not telling Bruce that she birthed a kid until years later when it was convenient for her.

I know that Cobblepot. But at least the Death in the Family(in one of the endings) and Young Justice did her better than the Main Universe in the comics.

@@georgejoestarii9469 she's still terrible in young justice just like main universe comics. Talia's character was written well in BTAS and Arkham City. And yes before Crisis on Infinite Earths her character was very well written to a point I would call her Batman's True Love but yeah the Modern Era turned her into villainous whore

Honestly after rewatching those episodes i kinda see Talia is one of the weakest female characters of the show. I can't take this relationship seriously because of how one sided it feels, with Talia throws herself on to Bruce and it's like: Talia:"I love you Beloved!" Bruce: ".....ok." Talia: "Wanna join the darkside?" Bruce: "No." And that's kinda it, he isn't really tempted by prospects of being with her, or that interested in trying to reform her, like he does with Catwoman or Andrea Boman, he says he loves her but oustside of them making up with each other a few times, there's nothing there that suggest there's something deeper than that. Looking at her now, if not for existence of Daiman she would be just A "Dejah Thoris: The Daughter of Fu Manchu" oriental stereotype, a female accomplice of the 60's Bond villain, who's whole personality revolves around two men in her life, hero and villian. I'm not saying that it's a bad or se###t stereotype, it works for one-offs or side-characters, but not unfitting for the second most recognizable love interest in Batman mythos, that's why i think Selina works better as "The Temptress" she has her own agenda, understandable outlook on life, her own theme and personality, and she could reasonably tempt Bruce to retire as Batman and just live as Bruce "Billionaire" Wayne and have sex with her for days without a care in the world, unlike Talia who wants him to become a villian because of her daddy, and Batman will never agrees with that that, so there's nothing. I've heard that Talia became better in the comics but i don't really know, because i've stopped reading Batman a long time ago, the last thing that i remember reading about Batman was New52 Batman & Robin🤣

@@user-ManofStyle1 Batman is Life 😂😂😂😂

@@sickmountains yeah, right,🤣

@@user-ManofStyle1 If you ask me personally, I think Batman should take a back seat and let other characters have their shine. He's had great stories but it's time for him to step back a little (I obviously know that this will never happen because Batman is the pure source of infinite money for DC but one can dream right) As for Talia, I agree with what you're saying but with a brilliant writer to give her maybe her own solo comic or series, we could dive into her psyche and explore why despite the fact that she clearly loves Bruce, she would always choose her Father over him or anyone else

@@sickmountains I think for new iteration of the character it would be cool she was The Demon's Head: Leader of League of Shadows/Assassins and not a Ra's, imagine her being many hundred years old, and she encounters The Batman one of the few men through centuries that is deem to be worthy of her attention (and maybe he looks like one of her previous loved ones, and we can guess maybe Bruse is a reincarnation of that gut or something, but not really) i think her having more of a commanding presence would make her more intersting and would create a different dynamic, and would make drugging Bruce or trying brainwashing him more in character, because she the queen who always get what she wants no matter what or something🤣 And i think with her being a Ra's Al Ghul stand in she would make a great enemy for Wonder Woman.

Or Alexandra Daddario

@@robertolopez-montes1412 Alexandra Daddario, Samara Weaving, or Rebecca Ferguson for Lois Lane

@@alfonsopina3976 or Megan Fox

@@robertolopez-montes1412 for Lois??

@@alfonsopina3976 yep or talia either way

Here, it is Helen Slater.

i'll see what i can do.

@@patriciarobinson6081 never heard of Anastasia Al Ghul

Still nope