Batman
Bruce Wayne
- Also known as The Bat-Man,The Batman
One fateful night in an alley in Gotham City, Thomas and Martha Wayne were murdered by a mugger in front of their young son, Bruce. On the graves of his parents, Bruce swore to avenge their deaths. After many years of training, Bruce was contemplating how best to strike fear into the hearts of criminals. Suddenly, a bat flew through his window. He took it as an omen. Bruce Wayne donned a costume and soon became known as the Batman. Over the course of his career, Batman took a number of teenagers as his sidekick Robin (Dick Grayson, Jason Todd, Tim Drake, Stephanie Brown, and Damian Wayne). He has been romantically linked to Julie Madison, Linda Page, Vicki Vale, Kathy Kane (Batwoman), Talia al Ghul, Silver St. Cloud, Selina Kyle (Catwoman), and Natalia Knight (Nocturna), among others. Batman's nicknames include "The Caped Crusader", "The Dark Knight", and "The Dark Knight Detective". Together with Robin, they are known as "The Dynamic Duo". The Batman of Earth-Two was the legal guardian of Dick Grayson (Robin), the husband of Selina Kyle (Catwoman), and the father of Helena Wayne (Huntress). He was killed by a criminal named Bill Jensen.
Appearances
- Super Adventure Comic #54
- Detective Comics #27 — 1939-05-00
- Detective Comics #28 — 1939-06-00
- Detective Comics #29 — 1939-07-00
- Detective Comics #30 — 1939-08-00
- Detective Comics #31 — 1939-09-00
- Detective Comics #32 — 1939-10-00
- Detective Comics #33 — 1939-11-00
- Detective Comics #34 — 1939-12-00
- Detective Comics #35 — 1940-01-00
- Adventure Comics #47 — 1940-02-00
- Detective Comics #36 — 1940-02-00
- Detective Comics #37 — 1940-03-00
- Batman #1 — 1940-04-00
- Detective Comics #39 — 1940-05-00
- Detective Comics #40 — 1940-06-00
- Superman #5 — 1940-07-00
- Detective Comics #41 — 1940-07-00
- Batman #2 — 1940-07-19
- New York World's Fair Comics #[2] — 1940-08-00
- Detective Comics #42 — 1940-08-00
- Detective Comics #43 — 1940-09-00
- Detective Comics #44 — 1940-10-00
- Superman #7 — 1940-11-00
- Detective Comics #45 — 1940-11-00
- Detective Comics #46 — 1940-12-00
- Detective Comics #47 — 1941-01-00
- World's Best Comics #1 — 1941-04-00
- More Fun Comics #66 — 1941-04-00
- World's Finest Comics #2 — 1941-07-00
- Batman #6 — 1941-08-00
- World's Finest Comics #3 — 1941-10-00
- All-Star Comics #8 — 1941-12-00
- World's Finest Comics #4 — 1941-12-00
- Superboy [ashcan] #[nn] — 1942-01-00
- Leading Comics [ashcan] #[nn] — 1942-01-00
- All-American Comics #34 — 1942-01-00
- Sensation Comics #2 — 1942-02-00
- World's Finest Comics #5 — 1942-04-00
- All-American Comics #40 — 1942-07-00
- World's Finest Comics #6 — 1942-07-00
- Detective Comics #66 — 1942-08-00
- Detective Comics #68 — 1942-10-00
- Batman #13 — 1942-10-00
- Batman #16 — 1943-04-00
- Detective Comics #76 — 1943-06-00
- World's Finest Comics #10 — 1943-07-00
- Detective Comics #80 — 1943-10-00
- The American Legion #4 — 1943-10-00
- Batman #21 — 1944-02-00
- Batman #25 — 1944-10-00
- Special Edition, Detective Comics #4 — 1945-02-26
- Superman #38 — 1946-01-00
- Real Fact Comics #5 — 1946-11-00
- Star Spangled Comics #69 — 1947-06-00
- Detective Comics #126 — 1947-08-00
- Batman #46 — 1948-04-00
- Detective Comics #136 — 1948-06-00
- Batman #48 — 1948-08-00
- Leave It to Binky #5 — 1948-10-00
- Western Comics #6 — 1948-11-00
- Superman #55 — 1948-11-00
- Star Spangled Comics #87 — 1948-12-00
- Detective Comics #142 — 1948-12-00
- Batman #50 — 1948-12-00
- Western Comics #7 — 1949-01-00
- Star Spangled Comics #88 — 1949-01-00
- Leave It to Binky #7 — 1949-02-00
- Detective Comics #151 — 1949-09-00
- All-American Western #110 — 1949-10-00
- The Adventures of Ozzie & Harriet #3 — 1950-02-00
- Comic Cavalcade #37 — 1950-02-00
- Real Screen Comics #28 — 1950-02-00
- All-American Western #112 — 1950-02-00
- All-Star Comics #51 — 1950-02-00
- World's Finest Comics #44 — 1950-02-00
- Detective Comics #156 — 1950-02-00
- Batman #59 — 1950-06-00
- All-Star Comics #53 — 1950-06-00
- Leave It to Binky #15 — 1950-07-00
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