"Stark? Spider-Man?"
Even though Bruce Wayne did not read comics, he had still heard of the famous Spider-Man and Iron Man. The moment he heard those names and saw their outfits, he immediately thought of that.
Were these not comic book characters? Did these things really exist?
Batman Bruce was dumbfounded. He did not want to believe it, but Tony and Spider-Man were standing right in front of him, forcing Bruce to accept it.
"That's right. It's me."
Hearing Bruce's words, Tony nodded and walked over to him. He looked Bruce over with great interest and asked,
"You're Batman Bruce Wayne, right? I've heard your stories since I was a kid."
Marvel World had DC Comics, while DC World had Marvel Comics. Both companies had long histories in their respective worlds, and the two men had heard of each other. Now that representative figures from two worlds had met, both looked at one another with great interest.
"You're Iron Man Tony Stark from the Avengers? Heh, it's nothing more than a naive comic book world. The Avengers are just a bunch of naive people, and all of Marvel Comics is filled with childlike fantasies."
Batman and Iron Man were very similar. Both were rich, both had relied on hard work and intellect to unleash unimaginable power as ordinary humans—power comparable to gods. Neither possessed supernatural abilities, and likewise, both were equally "sharp-tongued."
Compared to the dark DC World, Marvel World truly was far too naive.
"That's right. I think the Avengers are just a bunch of innocent elementary school kids."
To Batman Bruce's surprise, Tony nodded in strong agreement after hearing Batman's words.
"Don't be fooled by how dazzling the Avengers seem in that world, how countless people regard them as idols. They merely wear a glamorous shell. They're nothing