I will only address one of the points in the issue: the season-long love quartet that caused a stir among fans. I see the relationship with Talia as something impossible; Bruce knows there will never be a future with her. Talia, as stated at the beginning of the plot, also knows this. When he said goodbye to her in the desert, there was respect and gratitude, but there was no sadness in Bruce for something they both already knew would happen. With Selina, there are no reasons that make a relationship impossible; however, Gotham will always be on fire. That's why he recognizes the importance of having Selina by his side, even if it's to watch him lose battles. He knows that there is someone waiting for him (Selina) and that she won't give up on him, just as he doesn't give up on Gotham, even though it seems to be in ruins. Ram did not choose or privilege any of these women, but he established the importance of each of them.Talia is loved and is in an impossible place in the past. Selina is loved, but she belongs to a future that, although desired, may never happen. Gotham is the beloved city, and Batman's present belongs to it alone. more