"Second option, I find it funnier." I think for a second. "Do you want to look around first? Maybe it matches to something nearby? Also, I hear they have a Robin costume made of all the discarded bits of old Robin costumes around here. I really want to look at the stitching on that. And, you know, see which Robins made the cut." I hope Kate got my pun. "Pun unintended."
I pick up a nearby pamphlet as I enter, advertising some hyperspecific vaguely historical event. The themed areas have been a little bottlenecked as they can't be too themed, like the Toys of Evil exhibit (Toyman broke in, or was it Clock King? Might've been Killer Moth, love that guy) and they can't be about anything too recent because the history books are too divided. That and, you know, living memory, all that. So there's more information on Aquaman at a SeaWorld than at Gotham Natural History. The last time the Krypton exhibit was updated, I don't even know. I'm not even sure if we have verifiable history, considering Wonder Woman flipped the whole history thing decades ago and apparently there's a whole exhibit on blue people that can alter history, so... I look at the dinosaurs, the one real piece of history Gotham has left, arguably. Never seen one myself. The donation box is only half-full. Since we got shut off from the mainland; I'm surprised we still get notable artifacts. We even have a bunch of Nth Metal, which is so cool and I don't even want to know when someone's going to repossess it. Or how we got it, entirely. Did we invade space? Did Batman? Oh, cool, a Swamp Thing rampage exhibit. And, ooh, Poison Ivy Zoom QnA. Seems like more of a zoo thing to me but eh, zoos, museums, galleries, they all have the same amount of walking; one just has cooler books. And they have a Green Lantern ride now here. Great. Definitely fine thing to have. Not like Coast City means anything anymore, he's back; we have to live with him being a permanent fixture of the cultural landscape, even with the other Green Lanterns, oh and they only need one apparently, so what are we, under bloody martial law from space? I'm getting too worked up on space politics, I should sit down.
"I think they have a light exhibit with a whole thing on the Speed Force; is that new? I don't go here often any more." There's a second pamphlet, an advert for some local magicians and escapologists which I take anyway, just in case. Something about a mistaken identity hotline that says something about marvels and a spider, I don't know, must be one of those cross-town adverts.