Batman and Superman’s hilarious take on a classic action movie trope needs to hit the big screen

Writer Mark Waid and artist Dan Mora have once again reminded fans why Batman, SupermanAnd Robin are considered the world’s finest with a hilarious yet undeniably badass panel in their ongoing comic series, Batman/Superman: The World’s Finest. Mora’s epic transformation of the trio, using a classic action movie trope, is further elevated by Waid’s unparalleled writing prowess and humor, making this issue unforgettable and a must-read.

Batman/Superman: The World’s Finest #26 by Mark Waid and Dan Mora reimagines Batman, Superman and Robin in the overused but beloved action trope that features heroes unhurriedly walking away from an explosive backdrop.

Adding to the levels of coolness oozing off the superhero trio, Bruce, Clark and Dick are all pictured wearing black aviators and a unique toothpick hanging from their mouths. Each hero is also wearing his own personalized trench coat. Batman’s is unsurprisingly black, while Superman and Robin don a dark brown trench coat with their respective insignia.

Batman, Superman and Robin get the “Action movie treatment“By artist Dan Mora

In this action-packed scene, Batman, Superman and Robin find themselves accompanied by two unexpected guests: Bat-Mite and Mr. McKizptlc. Originating from the enigmatic fifth dimension, these impish characters boast reality-warping abilities and a penchant for mischief. Bat-Mite often targets Batman with his mischievous antics, while Mister Mxyzptlk enjoys playing with Superman. therefore, It is this very unfortunate meeting that changed the appearance of the trio and orchestrated this cinematic momentMuch to the annoyance and bewilderment of Batman and Superman, who are less than impressed with the transformation.

However, the imps have a motive behind their sudden appearance that extends beyond their typical mischief-making tendencies. Bat-Mite and Mister Mxyzptlk arrived seeking the help of Superman and Batman after the killing of one of their fellow imps. Their revelation exposes a sinister plot targeting the superhero-loving fifth-dimensional beings and the gathering of villainous Imps, a threat to both Imps and DC’s heroes. According to the context, It’s understandable why the Imps orchestrated such a cinematic moment – they set the tone for what will no doubt be a wicked team-up Between them and the world’s finest.

Batman/Superman: The World’s Finest: Mark Waid and Dan Mora are a comedic dream team come true

Dan Mora’s god-awful art aside, it’s Mark Waid’s incredible humor that really brightens the action movie-esque panels. Batman’s reaction to Bat-Mite’s injury steals the show with his hilarity. As expected, Batman scolds Bat-Mate and demands that he stop his reality-warping antics once he catches on to what’s going on. However, the truly amusing part is that even after Bat-Mitte apologizes, Batman continues to salute him, quipping, “I thought I was going blind,” referring to the change in his vision caused by Bat-Mite equipping him with sunglasses. All in all, it’s an incredible and unforgettable comedic moment with Batman, SupermanAnd Robin What needs to be seen on the silver screen.

Batman/Superman: World’s Finest #26 Available now from DC Comics!

BATMAN / SUPERMAN: WORLD’S FINEST #26 (2024)
	Writer: Mark Waid Artist: Dan Mora Colorist: Tamra Bonvillain Writer: Steve Wands Cover artist: Dan Mora