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Also known as: Bruce Wayne, The Dark Knight, Bats, Matches Malone, Batman of Zur-en-arrh Created by Bob Kane and Bill Finger, Batman is the superhero star of the long-running DC Comics series since his first appearance in Detective Comics #27 in May 1939. Batman's secret identity is Bruce Wayne, the wealthy industrialist who dedicated his life to fighting crime after seeing his parents murdered. Star Profile features Batman pictures, gallery, biography, interviews, videos, news, and gossip. |
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Batman: The Brave and the Bold: "The Eyes of Despero!" Review
- February 9, 2009, TV Reviews
For the majority of its first season, Batman: the Brave and the Bold has managed to deliver considerable entertainment thanks almost entirely to the wonderfully wacky spirit that has fueled the series since its debut. By and large, it's been that manic energy, and not the strength of its relatively simplistic and all-ages friendly storylines, that has made most episodes worthwhile to adult audiences. That said, the series' latest episode, "The Eyes of Despero," marks a significant breakthrough for the series, as it's an episode that contains all the lovable goofiness that has made this show enjoyable, but also includes a juicy, high concept plot that viewers both old and young can sink their teeth into. It's by far the best episode of the young series, and hopefully a sign of what's to come.
NYCC 09: Batman's Brave Future
- February 6, 2009, TV News
There was clearly a lot of fan enthusiasm in the audience for the Batman: Brave and the Bold panel at New York Comic Con today, with plenty of applause for many aspects of the show – probably the very funny portrayal of Aquaman more than anything else.
Batman Says "My Bad"
- February 6, 2009 News
Add "classy" and "apologetic" to actor Christian Bale's resume following his mea culpa on a Los Angeles radio show early Friday morning.
The actor, in the wake of the online fervor caused by his recent rant aimed at a crew member on the set of Terminator: Salvation, surprised the KROQ Morning Show and its hosts, Kevin and Bean, by calling in to apologize for his behavior.