After years of straddling the line between villain and hero, Talia was pushed over the edge into villainy thanks to her long lost sister, Nyssa al Ghul. After being abandoned by Ra's and watching her family perish during the Holocaust, Nyssa vowed vengeance after being tortured herself.
Although Talia claims that her actions were an act of love for Bruce and Damian, Damian speculates that it was all about control for her, and that any love she may have had was gone completely, while Bruce believes that she never loved either of them to begin with.
Talia al Ghul is a recurring villain in the DC Universe, mainly the Batman comics. She is th daughter of Ra's al Ghul, the former lover turned archenemy of Batman (Bruce Wayne) and the mother of Damian Wayne, who became the fifth Robin. She is an antagonist in the video games and the movie The Dark Knight Rises.
Talia's body was never seen again in the Monarch Theatre after Batman had defeated Clayface and the Joker, and disappeared. It was possible that her body was taken to a Lazarus Pit to be revived by her ninjas, but Batman's guilt over her death and the state of the League of Assassins suggested otherwise.
Analyzing Evil: The League Of Shadows From Batman/The Dark Knight Trilogy
How did Talia get pregnant?
Talia witnessed the murder as a young child. During this storyline, Batman marries Talia and the prior marriage from DC Special Series #15 (1978) is referenced. They have sex which results in her becoming pregnant. Batman is nearly killed protecting Talia from an attack by the assassin's agents.
Instead of having a love story with him, Talia drugged Batman in order to have sex with him — without his consent. This rape was fortunately retconned by Morrison themself in future comics.
Talia is the daughter of the late Ra's al Ghul, the paternal half-sister of Nyssa al Ghul, and the mentor of the late Yao Fei Gulong, the late Oliver Queen and the late Adrian Chase. After Oliver killed her father, she swore vengeance, thus; assisted Adrian in his crusade against Oliver.
When they were on their way to the League's Headquarters, Joker turned against Talia and took her hostage at the Monarch Theatre. Batman pursued her after he defeated Strange and confronted Joker, who demanded the cure in exchange for Talia's life.
Why did Talia give Damian to Batman? Talia has always wanted to have Wayne at her side. She felt that letting Wayne know he had a son would be another way for her to keep Wayne in her life. Plus, if Damian became a better assassin under Batman's tutelage, all the better.
Unsurprisingly, Batman's most popular love interest is the antihero and occasional villain Catwoman. Even though they often stand on opposite sides of the law, Batman and Catwoman still understand each other.
"Innocent is a strong word to throw around Gotham, Bruce. I honor my father by finishing his work. Vengeance against the man who killed him is simply a reward for my patience.
That series is ultimately a love story between Bruce Wayne and Selina Kyle, as well as one that asks whether Bruce can ever truly be happy and still be Batman. That comic made headlines in 2017 when Bruce proposed to Selina in Batman #24.
Batman's son, Damian, who has been fighting crime in Robin's persona, finds out that his father is missing. Nightwing has been disguising himself as Batman in order to keep up appearances. As the duo investigates Bruce Wayne's disappearance, even Alfred goes undercover to assist them.
In Morrison's version, the child Damian Wayne is the result of a tryst between Batman and Talia, during which the Dark Knight claims he was drugged when they were at the Tropic of Cancer, though Morrison later admitted the claim of drugging was a canonical error on their part.
Batman apparently resurfaces and is quickly noticed by Robin and Katherine. Both of them intercept Batman and deduce that it is Nightwing wearing an older version of the Batsuit. They begin their own investigations into the Heretic, unconvinced that Bruce is truly dead.
Well, because the game Writers wanted the last scene to be like Kane carrying Able like the Painting from the Very first Scene of the Game. And It would make more sense that though they were both enemies, Joker and Batman are both Extremely Broken Persons. Both of them have lost their loved ones.
As opposed to the romantic relationship established in Demon, it's revealed that Batman did not consent to their relationship, but was in fact drugged in what he referred to as "some depraved eugenics experiment" to produce Ra's Al Ghul's perfect heir.
According to the Joker, his wife (who often mentioned that he needed to "smile more") found herself in trouble with gambling sharks who "carved her face." As the pair couldn't afford surgery, and in an effort to reassure his wife that he didn't care about her scars, the Joker disfigured himself in solidarity.
Yes, in Red Hood: Lost Days #6 Jason did sleep with her. mostly because Talia wanted Jason to punish Batman and make him suffer, and in return she slept with him. later on, Talia gifted him with a knife, a red helmet, and other pieces of weaponry.
Samantha Clayton (died May 17, 2390) was the ex-lover of Oliver Queen and the mother of William Clayton. Oliver ultimately got her pregnant, though she was paid $1 million by Moira Queen, Oliver's mother, to pretend she had had a miscarriage and move back to Central City, though she never cashed the check.
He managed to get Hood in a choke hold, telling him that he would soon be joined by his mother and sister in death, remembering the last words of his father Oliver managed to stab Malcolm through the chest with one of Malcolm's arrows, by stabbing himself through his shoulder.
In the Dark Knight trilogy he loves Selena Kyle though he had a brief period of affection for Talia All Ghul. She did not love him thought; was merely a trick to gain his trust. Yet, in the “New 52 Batman” comics by Scott Snyder, there is no major romantic relationship with either character.
In his head, he reflects on his attraction to Talia. While his romantic feelings for her are real, it comes with the additional benefit of further endearing himself to the al Ghuls, giving him the advantage to bring them down.
