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It's Batman, Robin, and Batgirl versus Deathstroke in the latest issue of "Batman: the Adventures Continue"! Plus, will this comic series DESTROY the DCAU timeline?

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BATMAN vs DEATHSTROKE - The Adventures Continue Ch 6 Review & Easter Eggs!

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Jay Kidd

I posted this over on YouTube, but I really wanted to make sure you guys saw it and figured this was the best place(?) Here's a pretty relevant thing about Barb that might help with timeline placement: Okay, so something about college libraries (since my wife is a Library Science major). A. 99% of the people you see in a library doing work in the US aren't actually "librarians"; they're Library Assistants and shelves. Being a librarian requires a Masters in Library Science, they are very specialized in nature, and often take an administrative roll in the library (rather than working the desk). This job can make between $50k-$75k a year. At most public libraries, Library Assistants are adults, often with Associates or Bachelors in something like English or Business. Shelves are usually college kids or high-schoolers (this pays minimum wage). HOWEVER (and this is where it's relevant)... At universities, LA's are nearly always students currently enrolled in the university. In addition to earning money (usually above minimum wage), this will sometimes give credit hours to relevant degrees tracks. Like, university libraries kinda pay like crap, but you work there for the other perks. Not only is there little incentive for non-students to take such a crappy job, but the school itself prioritizes student candidates (PLUS, they usually only take 1-2 per semester, tend to go with students who already worked with them, and because of that there's usually a waiting list for the position). The rules for actual librarians requiring Masters (and a separate accreditation from the American Library Association). TLDR: This mean that she's probably still enrolled in school at this point