Joseph Gordon-Levitt as John Blake

[BlairCo]

A Local, Patriotic Cop who is skeptical of Batman. He should be a good guy.

I think he's more than skeptical; I think he hates the Batman just like the rest of Gotham. I also think he'll hate Bruce Wayne.

He'll probably be a smart cop, one who doesn't take heat and despises the corrupted.

[TehBatGetsBraked]

I think he's more than skeptical; I think he hates the Batman just like the rest of Gotham. I also think he'll hate Bruce Wayne.

He'll probably be a smart cop, one who doesn't take heat and despises the corrupted.

But theres no more corruption, according to le trailer

[BlairCo]

He'll probably be a smart cop, one who doesn't take heat and despises the corrupted.

But theres no more corruption, according to le trailer

After Bane comes to town, there certainly will be.

[madcowre]

Well Empire magazine mentioned both Blake and Miranda, and said one was a friend and one a foe...I think it's safe to say that we know which one is the foe Therefore...

[thedisabledcubicle]

Well Empire magazine mentioned both Blake and Miranda, and said one was a friend and one a foe...I think it's safe to say that we know which one is the foe Therefore...

I don't remember them writing anything that explicit.

[EnzoTheBaker]

So, is John Blake a good guy or secret bad guy? Let's discuss

I say Good Guy

My theory has been that Selina and Blake represent two versions of Gotham, both of whom try to uphold justice the way they see necessary. Selina represents the underclass, as a vigilante fighting corruption and crime, whereas Blake represents the Gotham establishment, as a cop fighting corruption and crime. Interestingly enough, I think Selina will start by idolizing Batman and hating Bruce Wayne as a symbol of wealth and misused power, whereas Blake will support Bruce Wayne's efforts to rebuild the city but oppose the idea of Batman's vigilante justice.

Short story: Blake = straightforward clean cop.

[thedisabledcubicle]

So, is John Blake a good guy or secret bad guy? Let's discuss

I say Good Guy

My theory has been that Selina and Blake represent two versions of Gotham, both of whom try to uphold justice the way they see necessary. Selina represents the underclass, as a vigilante fighting corruption and crime, whereas Blake represents the Gotham establishment, as a cop fighting corruption and crime. Interestingly enough, I think Selina will start by idolizing Batman and hating Bruce Wayne as a symbol of wealth and misused power, whereas Blake will support Bruce Wayne's efforts to rebuild the city but oppose the idea of Batman's vigilante justice.

Short story: Blake = straightforward clean cop.

[mchekhov]

So, is John Blake a good guy or secret bad guy? Let's discuss

I say Good Guy

My theory has been that Selina and Blake represent two versions of Gotham, both of whom try to uphold justice the way they see necessary. Selina represents the underclass, as a vigilante fighting corruption and crime, whereas Blake represents the Gotham establishment, as a cop fighting corruption and crime. Interestingly enough, I think Selina will start by idolizing Batman and hating Bruce Wayne as a symbol of wealth and misused power, whereas Blake will support Bruce Wayne's efforts to rebuild the city but oppose the idea of Batman's vigilante justice.

Short story: Blake = straightforward clean cop.

Yeah that's good... A great example how you invert one characters arc to create another

[SantomTheWhite]

that'd be interesting in the movie if John Blake reveals that he's related to the Joker, but stresses that he's nothing like him.

[Oneironaut]

that'd be interesting in the movie if John Blake reveals that he's related to the Joker, but stresses that he's nothing like him.

I hope you're kidding.