While it gave Violet a place where she could come into her own, it doesn’t for one second feel like it was where she was headed way back in Mother Panic #1. “Milk Wars” gave the creative team the opportunity to go in a different direction. This run of Mother Panic: Gotham A.D. has been so different from the 12 issues of Mother Panic. With Batman gone, she fills the void, perhaps that was the problem on her world. She may not see herself as a hero, but she certainly has found her place.
Violet ends the issue with an oath to destroy the Collective.Īt the end of the issue, Violet has found her purpose. She builds a family, including her mother from this world, Fennec Fox and Jason Todd. This leads to Violet recruiting the versions of the people who had been her friends from her world to help her in this world. Her doppelganger on this world is now dead. Violet doesn’t kill her brother, but she does relegate him to the same tank her doppelganger was in. On this world he put her in a tank to contain her and on her world he sent her to Gather House. She realizes that it’s been her brother all along. This allows Violet to go to the Collective’s headquarters and finally come face to face with this world’s incarnation of herself. It isn’t until Violet’s mother shows up and reveals to Jason his own insecurities that Jason backs off. Fennec Fox shows up in time to lend a hand, but ends up taking one for the team as Jason is clearly her superior. Jason isn’t happy about Violet’s presence, convinced she is just a pretender to Batman’s legacy.
Violet is facing Jason Todd in his newest Bat-Hood Suit.
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