Batman
comics character
,
fictional human
,
film character
,
television character
,
animated character
,
fictional detective
,
anime character
,
fictional vigilante
,
mutant
,
Faunus
| Year dem found am
| 27 May 1939
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| Ein sex anaa gender
| male
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| Country wey e be citizen
| USA
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| Name in native language
| Batman
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| Birth name
| Bruce Wayne
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| Name wey dem give am
| Bruce
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| Family name
| Wayne
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| Pseudonym
| Bruce Wayne
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| Place dem born am
| Gotham City
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| Ein poppie
| Thomas Wayne
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| Mummie
| Martha Wayne
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| Relative
| Van Wayne
,
Kate Kane
,
Beth Kane
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| Significant person
| Superman
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| Native language
| American English
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| Languages dem dey speak, rep anaa sign
| American English
,
English
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| Educate for
| University of Cambridge
,
University of Paris
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| Student of
| Ted Grant
,
Henri Ducard
,
Zatara
,
David Cain
,
Richard Dragon
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| Residence
| Gotham City
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| Religion anaa worldview
| Catholicism
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| Appears in the form of
| Man-Bat
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| Wears
| Batsuit
,
cape
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| Vehicle normally used
| Batmobile
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| Partner in business or sport
| Helena Wayne
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| Member of the crew of
| Batmobile
,
Batboat
,
Batplane
,
Batcopter
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| Dem name after
| bat
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| Member of
| Justice League
,
Outsiders
,
Batmen of All Nations
,
Batman Incorporated
,
Wayne Enterprises
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| Creator
| Bob Kane
,
Bill Finger
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| Publisher
| DC Comics
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| Country of origin
| USA
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| Inspired by
| Zorro
,
The Shadow
,
Superman
,
Count Dracula
,
Sherlock Holmes
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| First appearance
| Detective Comics #27
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| From narrative universe
| DC Universe
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| Collection
| Museum of Modern Art
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| Location of creation
| New York City
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| Armament
| Batarang
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| Dema official website
| https://www.dc.com/characters/batman
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| Hashtag
| batman
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| Does not have characteristic
| superpower
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| Subject has role
| player character
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| Media franchise
| Batman
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| Alternate universe counterpart
| Batman
,
The Batman Who Laughs
,
Batman
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Batman
be superhero wey dey appear insyd American comic books DC Comics publish. Artist Bob Kane den writer Bill Finger wey na dem create de character, wey dem debut for de 27th issue of de comic book
Detective Comics
for March 30, 1939. For de DC Universe continuity insyd, Batman be e alias of
Bruce Wayne
, wealthy American playboy, philanthropist, den industrialist wey reside insyd Gotham City. Batman ein origin story dey feature am say he dey swear vengeance against criminals afta he witness ein parents Thomas den Martha dema murder as he be kiddie, vendetta temper plus de ideal of justice. He train ein body physically den intellectually, wey he craft bat-inspired persona, wey he dey monitor de Gotham streets for gb3k3. Kane, Finger, den oda creators accompany Batman plus supporting characters, wey dey include ein sidekicks Robin den Batgirl; allies Alfred Pennyworth, James Gordon, den Catwoman; den foes lyk de Penguin, de Riddler, Two-Face, den ein archenemy, de Joker.
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. Quirk Books. ISBN
978-1-59474-023-7
.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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The Many Lives of the Batman: Critical Approaches to a Superhero and His Media
. London: Routledge. ISBN
978-0-85170-276-6
.
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.
