In any case, the merchandise did a good job of soothing the Batmen, and the Batmen, now in better moods, did not seem to mind leaving some part of themselves behind for the lunatics to turn into souvenirs.
That seemed somewhat out of character for Batman, but it was hard to say whether these Batmen from the Dark Multiverse or the Arkham Supergroup from the Light Universe were crazier.
During the earlier battle with Gravita and the Great Spider, Doomsday Batman had evolved a thick shell and gained the ability to rapidly replace both his skin and the spikes growing from it. He quickly produced quite a few spikes and handed them out to the lunatics.
Mechanical Batman had some spare parts. They were not particularly high-tech, mostly replacement layers for worn arm guards and clasps for cape connectors. He had already replaced the ones consumed during battle, so he tossed the remaining unused parts to them as well.
The Bat-Monster Car had a particularly explosive souvenir. He directly gave them the spare tire from his trunk. It was another enormous tire taller than a person, and judging by the look in Red Hood's eyes, the Arkham Supergroup's current base would probably be raided by a righteous superhero before long.
Little Bruce received no attention at all because he wore a mask. When a child that age appeared beside a Batman, he was generally just a newly recruited Robin. The lunatics could not be bothered with some little brat.
Yet Little Bruce left the lunatics the most practical souvenir of all—one of his marks, just in case another insurance investigator emerged among them.
After the lunatics left, the members of the Bat-family and the group of Batmen were finally able to head for Wayne Manor. Their landing site was not