Rugged Bruce all day for me. I don't like the slick back hair in most comics. A slight stubble with messy hair in my opinion is both great looking and comes with the trade.

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Every game on the Microsoft store with “Batman” in the title complete! What a journey! Batman’s my favourite character of all time so I set out to do this about a year ago. Unfortunately couldn’t get the multiplayer or dlc achievements on Arkham origins however. Anyone have any recommendations for what I can play next??

I personally think Bane, because an evil Bruce Wayne would probably act like him the most

I also didn’t include characters like Owlman or the Batman who laughs because those are literal evil counterparts of him and that’s too easy

Your pick also doesn’t have to be one of these

A. Green Arrow

B. Martian Manhunter

C. Nightwing, Batgirl or any other Bat-Family member

D. Joker, Mr. Freeze or any other Batman villain (like how Clayface got his movie)

E. Doctor Fate

F. The Question

G. Black Canary or Zatanna

H. Booster Gold

I. Constantine

J. Cyborg

Or someone else? Would love to know the thoughts of y’all!

P.S:- Didn’t include The Flash or Aquaman coz these characters have been probably benched for Chapter 1 Gods and Monsters, as implicitly indicated by James Gunn himself.

Read an omnibus collection of all these stories in middle school and the art's always stayed in the back of my mind. Recently went back through them and gotta say, these artists did NOT hold back and I love it.

No actors have been cast yet and it's still unclear whether Andy Muschietti remains attached to direct the film. DC Studios is being extremely cautious with the character, fully aware of how important Batman is to be the new DCU. 🦇

Official source link:– https://cartierfilms24.wixsite.com/my-site-1/post/exclusive-the-brave-and-the-bold-to-start-production-in-2027

A new Batman artwork i made to continue my journey, i like to share my art and progress to get reviews and advices.

I hope you like it as much as i do :)

Its absolutely peak. Front to back an awesome read! I happened to pick this up mere days before the new Knightfall pt1 movie came out, so ill be watching that soon too.

My next mission is to fill out my knightquest and knightsend comics, as i have several issues of both, and i want to fill in the gaps of those rather than buy the full omnibus like i did here, but if you dont have individual issues and want an awesome batman saga to read, this is where its at! I picked my copy up off amazon for around $90, but last i checked it was going for as low as $75. Thats a steal for 940+ pages!

Finally taking some time to Combine some Jazzinc Batmobile action with some Inart Batman charm.

And man do they look sweet together. This really is a nice looking set here. And I really should take the time to do some more stuff with these awesome Batmobiles.

Across the Pre-Crisis, Post-Crisis/Pre-Flashpoint, Post-Flashpoint/New 52, Rebirth etc.

The bulk of this list comes from Denny O'Neil, who had one of his assistants compile everyone who had trained Bruce Wayne, just before Denny retired as Bat-editor in 2000...

Henri Ducard (Mantracking, detective skills)

David Cain (Martial Arts)

Master Kirigi (Martial Arts—Ninjutsu, Vibrating Hand Strike)

Harvey Harris (Detective skills, anger management)

Willie Doggett (Mantracking, bounty hunting)

Chu Chin Li (Martial arts, pain tolerance, philosophy)

Tsunemoto (Martial arts, spirituality)

Shihan Matsuda (Martial arts, Buddhism, body control through meditation)

Don Miguel (Driving)

Sergei (Mechanical engineering, problem solving)

The Queen (Martial arts)

The Shaman (Spirituality, giving Bruce inspiration to become Batman (The Bat/Raven fable)

Shao-La, Hsien-Tan (Taoism, hang-gliding)

Giovanni Zatara (Magic, arcane arts, escape artistry, sleight of hand)

Richard Dragon (Martial Arts, meditation)

Wildcat (Boxing)

Alfred Pennyworth, former actor on the London Stage (Makeup, disguises, acting)

THE FBI (The American Feds trained in hand to hand combat, gun handling)

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The Many Deaths of the Batman, a classic 1989 three-part comic book storyline published in Batman #433–#435, written by John Byrne with art by Jim Aparo offered several other trainers:

Jenner (Advanced Driving)

Frederick Stone (Explosives)

Kingsley (Chemistry)

La Salle (Body Building)

Peter Allison (Gymnastics, fitness)

Raphael DiGiordia (Crossbow marksmanship)

Aurelius Boch (Toxicology)

Webber (Acids)

Shastri (Snakes/Ophiology)

Campbell (Electrical Engineering)