The PROBLEM with Batman's Love Interest

Batman has had plenty of love interests over the years, but Talia al Ghul has left a unique impact on the Batman mythos. Her introduction brought forth two significant elements: one of Batman's greatest adversaries, Ra's al Ghul, and Batman's son, Damian Wayne, who became the fifth canonical Robin. Damian has had many interactions and fascinating dynamics with the rest of the Bat-Family, including, but not limited to, Nightwing, Red Hood, Tim Drake, and Batgirl. At one point, Batman with the help of the Justice League, which consisted of Superman, Wonder Woman, Aquaman, The Flash, and SHAZAM, helped in reviving Damian in Apokolips after he died. Talia has appeared in various media, such as the DCAMU movies and Batman: Arkham City, with Ra's al Ghul also featured in Arkham Knight. Batman: The Animated Series adapted Dennis O'Neil's iteration of both Talia and her father. Additionally, Injustice: Gods Among Us and Injustice 2 depict Damian Wayne as an adversary for Batman. DC Comics has seemed to flip-flop on Talia's characterization and the extent of the trouble she causes for Gotham. James Gunn's DCU is set to introduce Batman in The Brave and the Bold, which will provide the first look at the DCU's Bat-Family.
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