I want to have a date with Superman

ps: This plot is not quite the same as the original comics.

In the original comics, Bruce did have a "Blue Bruce Dream", but he did not wake up from the nightmare because of the death of an experimental accident.

That is to say, in the original comics, Blue Bruce's dream is not incomplete, it is complete.

In the dream, after the experimental accident, Blue Bruce has returned, but when Blue Bruce leaves the laboratory, he is attacked by the Laughing Bat hiding outside the door - Laughing cuts off Blue Bruce's brain nerves with a scalpel!

Well, it's so outrageous. Blue Bruce has returned, and his brain nerves can be cut off by a mortal. Brain nerves are meaningless to Blue Bruce (Blue Manhattan)!

Dr. Manhattan's entire body was blown up by the Pharaoh several times, but nothing happened.

Dr. Manhattan is all over the timeline. Blowing up Dr. Manhattan at this time will not affect Dr. Manhattan at other points in time. Even if the body is completely shattered and the energy body completely loses its structure, he can reshape his body.

Anyway, in the comics, the Laughing Bat sneaks up on Blue Bruce and turns him into a vegetable.

Just like Stone in "Poor Thing", Laughing Bat takes out Blue Bruce's brain, leaving only the body, and then asks his younger brother to take out his brain and put it into the blue body. He has the blue body and can be regarded as taking Manhattan's power.

What's even more ridiculous is that before Laughing Bat changes his body, he has been using his original body to mess around.

He didn't change his body immediately after "picking up" the blue body. He used his original mortal body to wander around until the late stage of the "Destruction Crisis". He was not afraid of encountering an accident during this period, or his "blue body" being taken away or used by his younger brother.

The famous saying of Laughing Bat in the comics is "This is within my plan".

No matter how the Justice League struggles, it is within his plan.

Even Diana's use of an invisible chainsaw to split him in two was within his plan.

I was confused. His brain replacement surgery requires at least a complete brain. What if Diana breaks his brain!

I remember that in the comics, Diana cut him in half with a knife, evenly cutting him into two pieces. His brain should be broken, how can it be transplanted?

Moreover, in the comics, Batman is not stupid. He guessed the plan of the laughter and blamed Diana for it, saying that she should not kill the laughter. Killing him would only release a more terrifying demon.

The question is, Batman knew the plan of the laughter, why didn't he just crush the laughter's brain? Or cook his brain into brain flower and see how he planned.

Of course, if it is the power of Manhattan, the above plot actually has a reasonable explanation: Dr. Manhattan spans across time, and no one can change his cause and effect.

When Jonathan Osterman encountered an accident in the existence field laboratory, his own existence field was shattered, his consciousness entered the quantum space, and after obtaining quantum energy to become Dr. Manhattan, he could exist at any point on the timeline and could see the whole process of Jonathan's transformation into Dr. Manhattan with his own eyes.

In other words, it is inevitable that Jonathan will become Dr. Manhattan, and no one can change it.

It is inevitable that Crazy Laugh will turn into Blue Laughing Bat. Batman knows that he cannot change and can only delay the arrival of the transformation. This is reasonable.

But if this is the explanation, how can Blue Bruce be attacked by Crazy Laugh?

Once Blue Bruce is born, no one can stop his birth.

If Blue Bruce is not born successfully, his power may be picked up by others - this is the modification I made.

Bruce's nightmare was not completed. When he encountered the death accident in the existence field, he woke up in shock. There was no follow-up to the story afterwards, and Blue Bruce died.