The Riddler: Damn it, someone is robbing, where is the law?

Throughout the history of the DC Multiverse, the most infamous theft was committed by Doctor Manhattan.

He directly stole ten years from the DC Universe to observe the consequences, thereby creating the New 52 era—and his actions resulted in a series of utterly hilarious consequences.

For example, before New 52, Batman had always been a seasoned hero. Before joining the Justice League, he had already been fighting crime in Gotham for around twelve to fifteen years.

The exact number varied slightly between different universe reboots, but it had never been less than ten years.

Yet Doctor Manhattan stole away those ten years, causing Batman's decade-plus history to be compressed into two to five years during the New 52 era.

At least during New 52 Batman: The Immortal Legend, when Falcone returned for revenge, Batman had only been at it for five years. By then, New 52 Justice League: Origin—that is, the New 52 Justice League's assembly—had already happened.

So tell me: in two or three years, Batman had already ruined four Robins, one Batgirl, one Batwoman, and one Batwing?

What were Batman's Robins?

Disposable products that broke in less than a year?

Oh, right. During that period, Batman had also gone through Year Zero, fought the Joker, crushed Falcone, slept with Talia and produced Damian, among a whole pile of other events. Did he really have time for all that?

And during that same period, Third Generation Robin had even found the time to create the Teen Titans?

Did this timeline actually add up?

The little timeline bugs were already bad enough, but even more outrageous was the Legion of Super-Heroes, the Justice Society, and countless others being erased. Superman's parents were among them. Doctor Manhattan caused a car accident that made the parents of N Superman from the Prime