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mrdoctor524 — 10 years ago(April 16, 2015 12:40 AM)

Don't know why they made talon just a normal living guy. In the comic he's another zombie ninja like the other talons. He's Dick Grayson's great grandfather. So I'm a little disappointed about that. Other than that this movie is dope!

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Unless I'm mistaken, the one from the ongoing wasn't a Zombie. Also, him turning into one was a minor subplot.

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Because this isn't the comic.
Can't stop the signal.

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Perhaps the filmmakers thought that the comics-version of Talon was uninteresting or that his being an ancestor of Grayson was too much of a coincidence. Or it made for a better story to enable him to relate more easily to Damian. This Talon, because he wants to keep his humanity, is more conflicted which gives him a better character-arc.
"There are older and fouler things than Orcs in the deep places of the world." - Gandalf

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