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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Kenpo Wolf" data-source="post: 1123932" data-attributes="member: 9150">Using Ghul as a villain is a awesome choice but it just reaffirms my opinion that this should be a origin trilogy or a two parter rather then a one shot. Part 0neGhul led a organization of assassins, if I recall correctly, which is where future Bats Bruce Wayne could have gained his martial arts training. Realizing that the dojo he attended was a assassin recruitment front, he turned against the dojo and it's instructors. Ghul, the leader of this organization, sends some of his top henchmen after him. One of these henchmen is a chemist, who uses the Scarecrow name, uses a paranoia drug to mess with Bruce Wayne's mind. Overcoming the effects of the drug, Bruce goes after Ghul who has escaped to the USA with his daughter Talia, Scarecrow,  and some more of his henchmen. With Talia's help, Bruce finally dons the mantle of the Bat and thwarts Ghul's plan of using the paranoia drug on Gotham City              Part TwoWanting revenge on Bruce Wayne for destroying his organization, Ghul hatches a plan to create a super warrior to destroy him mentally and physically. This super soldier, Blockbuster, goes on a serial killing spree and frames Bats for it. Finally defeating Blockbuster in front of the police, the severely beaten Bats goes after Ghul who escapes again at the end</blockquote>