Is batman going to have children with wonder woman?

Answer 1

[No, Batman has gay overtones, and the same has been said for Wonder Woman though toned down somewhat. Dr. Wertham attacked both strips in Seduction of The Innocent, way back in l954. comics lost the war... his trousers snapped, that killed a Jap, oh well!-odd battle damage.]

This is one person's opinion. In reality the 'Seduction of the Innocent' was a dubious piece of literature that played on the fears and lack of understanding of parents. It 'won' because it played to the greater denominator rather than sticking to the truth.

Bruce Wayne has always been a playboy, with a string of ladies, some in serious relationships, many in superficial. Of the serious, Bruce has many times (certainly demonstrated in the comics since the 1970's onwards) had intimate relationships, something that has never been even hinted at towards males. Heck, near the very beginning of the comics he was bethrothed to a Julie Madison. And he reacts heterosexually when under Poison Ivy's drugs.

In the print comics, Batman and Wonder Woman are frequently portrayed as opposites. One a rich industrialist, a man, non-powered, scorning magic and prefering science. The other a woman crafted of clay and granted both life and powers by the gods, royalty, penniless in 'man's world' but rich in family (back on the island). They frequently come at things from different directions, and often end up with different results.

Batman refuses to kill beyond all reason.

Wonder Woman has killed (not lightly), humans as well as monsters.

Despite these differences, the animated shows used these opposites, to create an almost romantic situation between them.

But that's about as far as it has ever gone, at least in all the eppisodes that I have seen and I think I've seen most of them. While it is an intriguing idea, that the two might get together, and produce children, I do not see it happening. Not without serious plot development.

Another sticking point, is that in the print comics, Bruce has already fathered a child with Talia, the daughter of Ras Al Ghul.

-Regarding the Batman and Wonder Woman gay overtones, Btaman is conclusively heterosexual. He is the father figure to Robin, not sexual partner. Some comic strips seem homosexual when taken out of context and they really represent the artist and writers of their day. Generally assertions that Bruce Wayne is gay come from those wishing to express the idea as an insult to Batman (which is a homophobic attack) and those wishing to make fans feel bad.

Batman has a son with Talia in "Kingdom Come" which is set in the future and is possibly an alternate future. In that same story, Wonder Woman and Superman are expecting a daughter and Bruce Wayne is asked to be the godfather.

The Justice League cartoon clearly and repeatedly expressed a love interest between Batman and Wonder Woman with Batman feigning disinterest but betraying himself by his actions. Wonder Woman was more overt but it was never openly depicted as a sexual relationship, more of as two interested people that have not gotten together. Batman even goes so far as to explain why any love interest for Batman would be in mortal danger, which Wonder Woman refutes by crushing a rock in her bare hand, thus showing herself to be more than capable of handling any threats.

Wonder Woman did have very clear lesbian and bondage elements but they were toned down with her showing an overwhelming interest in men as well.