Batman was a little bit less than amused when he saw Sinestro's light shooting off towards Earth.  He was a bit beside himself when Sinestro decided upon himself to break protocol and violate the JLA's charter.  But what could Batman do?  Sinestro would be Sinestro, in one dimension or another, regardless.  Of course, present company indicated that there wasn't much truth in the Question's commonplace expression:  A equals A.  Though Sinestro was very much like the Sinestro he remembered, albeit well-meaning, these people weren't like the ones he was familiar with.<br/><br/>Indeed, these superbeings were different.  Green Arrow was quiet, for one (a plus).  Aquaman (he supposed that this man was Aquaman) was somewhat mopey and depressing, and entirely unlike the Aquaman he remembered.  He didn't even know who the Enigma was supposed to be.  The Riddler?  Cluemaster?  Maybe someone a bit more obscure like Hurt or Dr. Elliott?  Perhaps, in the Qwardian dimension, the original Mr. Terrific wasn't killed by Jay Garrick and ended up having a son?  Wonder Woman seemed to be like herself, although a bit more restless.<br/><br/>He composed himself and glanced at the Green Lantern when she addressed him.  Amused by her chanting of the Green Lantern code (which he thought a little childish, unless of course for that one time that Hal Jordan used a Manhunter as a power battery during a sky-dive), he sort of shrugged.<br/><br/>"How'd you guess?" he asked with a grin.   "JLA teleporter, energize; a mile over Gotham with a side-order of fries."<br/>