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Man… this is the SECOND death in Batman: The Brave and the Bold and I’m honestly surprised. I didn’t expect them to actually kill off heroes like that, but it definitely adds weight to everything they’re doing out there.

It makes the stakes feel real now—like actions actually have consequences, not just “everyone’s fine by the end of the episode.” That shift hits different.

But hey… where is Beast Boy at?! I NEED to see him pop up at some point.

Drop your thoughts below and enjoy the ride!

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KrakenKing

The Doom Patrol are pretty neat imo, a group of weirdos with strange abilities and backstories who stuck out to the youth of the time; The Chief (Niles Caulder), Robotman (Cliff Steele), Elasti-Girl (Rita Farr), and Negative Man (Larry Trainor). The team of villains here were: The Brain (Ernst) and Monsieur Mallah (together forming The Brotherhood of Evil), Mutant Master (also known as the Mutant Trio; Ar, Ir, and Ur), Animal-Vegetable-Mineral-Man (who recently made a cameo in James Gunn’s ‘Creature Commandos’), and Arsenal. All rogues of the Doom Patrol, all with weird and bizarre origins. General Zahl is indeed a Nazi u-boat captain and is also, in fact, a Doom Patrol rogue, keeping up the theme of the episode. Other Doom Patrol rogues cameos in the beginning montage included: Mister 103, Mind Stealer, Kranus, Doctor Tyme, Bug Man, and Baron. RIP Doom Patrol, they went out as they’d lived: heroes.

JD Dumas

The ending is an homage to the final issue of the original Doom Patrol series. The setup is almost identical. The only major difference being that Madame Rouge was working with Zahl.

Anriku

We love to see homages such as that. That's awesome!

Anriku

RIP. Went out as true heroes!