That was my point exactly, HAS to save it. It's all a matter of "life in danger" thing, it's only used at the last possible point and not something you do just to make your life easier. Also, your Batman logic is talking about scientific logic, not sociological logic. The gas they used was just that, a gas to infect people.
Not blow them up. But physics in superhero movies is a redundant thing either way so anyways, your forgetting the fact super heroes are not IN the law. Not really. If they were apart of the law, they wouldn't be having secret identities, colorful costumes, and doing all the things that they do.
Every costumed character exists outside of the law and realistically, is not bound to DO anything because of this costumed life. It is what you choose to do with your identity that makes you good or bad. The Turtles for example don't have to fight evil or crime, they choose to. Shredder doesn't have to be evil, he chooses to.
Superheroes could easily kill IF they wanted to, but the fact they hold killing in such a way proves there worth because they are choosing not to kill even though they could easily do it. Same thing with Vash in Trigun, same thing with Goku in Dragon Ball Z, they have all shown this "no kill" policy.
Batman provides another good example in "Mask of the Phantasm". Look how he fights crime, look how Phantasm does it.
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