Batman

Her name was Martha Wayne.

He has agility, a lot of strength for a regular human being, he can be very sneaky, good at hiding in the darkness, good at getting information out of punks (Superman and Flash tried this in JLU unsuccessfully, Superman himself said "How does Batman do it?") he is VERY smart (he's the World's Greatest Detective) never gives up...that's all I can think of for now.

In the first stage just use avade his hits and use freeze granade on him. When he truns into a ball make sure your infront of the explosives so he takes big damage

In the second stage defeat the clay people around you and use freeze grenade when you have the chance

Bruce Wayne Eckelman is 5' 11".

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It all depends on your source of information. If you're following paper comics, the only writer to really address the relationship is Joe Kelly. He plays around with it, but decides, in the end, to leave it alone.

He was probably trying to develop a story that was first brought out in the DC Animation Continuum (DCAU). If you don't know what that it: it's the Batman, Superman, Justice League cartoons that ran for about five or six years before Warner Brothers lost permissions to make the shows. Bruce Timm and Paul Dini were the creative forces behind these shows and they pretty much build around one world of superheroes- DC based. Wonder Woman comes in with the Justice League shows, but Batman had been around for a while (and so, it was also the case in the continuum). With one episode in the first year of Justice League, "The Brave and the Bold," Wonder Woman tries to stop a missle and gets buried in the process. Batman touchingly/fruitlessly tries to dig her out before she emerges on her own. During all of the cheering at a day saved, she notices his gloves torn from the digging and then kisses him on the cheek.

The fan response was huge, so the writers decided to play around with the story of a relationship between WW and BM. A chief writer on this storyline is Dwayne McDuffie- creator of Static Shock and one of the larger story arches for the DCAU. Notable episodes where WW and BM hint at something happening are, "Maid of Honor," "Starcrossed," "This Little Piggy," "A Once and Future Thing, Part 1," and "Kid's Stuff." In the first of these, Diana and Bruce have a lengthy dance and flirt before getting around to saving the day. In the end, Diana guesses that Batman is Bruce W, but he plays it off. In "Starcrossed," the Justice League shares their identities before separating to rendevous at a later point & Diana & Batman go their own way. To avoid capture, they "pretend" make out.

In "This Little Piggy," BM and WW discuss dating. While talking to the super heroine about saving WW, Batman admits to something going on between the two. With "A Once and Future Thing, Part 1," Green Lantern/ John Stewart gets at Batman about his dating WW and while trying to play it off, Batman is "caught" by WW. And last, the writers had fun with the superheroes as children in "Kids Stuff." Little girl Diana has a "crush" on little boy Bruce that's pretty funny.

In all, the DCAU played with the possibility without letting it distract from larger stories. The main writer in these, McDuffie, has said in an interview that something may yet be written on this storyline. And it seems to be a fan favorite.

Welsh actor Christian Bale played the Batman in the Dark Knight and Batman Begins.

When you get the Freeze Blast gadget, you can block steam pipes so you can get past them.

Hewanted to send everybody to arkum asylum so he could fill the sewage with his dream gas and he was working with the people who trained Bruce Wane (aka Batman) and who ever got in his way he scared them with the gas so they could end up in arkum asylum.

Pay off the car, surrender the car.

I am going to take a wild stab and assume you mean the Louisiana Purchase in which case the answer is the treaty was signed on May 2, 1803. France sold the Louisiana Territory to the US for 15 million dollars.

After you save and cut free Warden Sharp

Clearly the Flash. Batman is just a guy in a suit with gadgets. He would be beat by pretty much anyone who has real superpowers.

Batman. He has proven time and time again that he is unbeatable. And in a past JLA story arc, it was revealed that he had the plans and the means to take out all other team members, including Flash and Supes.

The Batman - 2004 Clayfaces 4-3 was released on:

USA: 7 October 2006

They look like Oakley factory pilot gloves that the U.S. Military adopted.

http://www.oakley.com/catalog/products/factory-pilot-glove-w-leather-palm

I'm not to sure about New Zealand but in Australia it's illegal.

Simply azrael, he has almost all of the ability's. Batman's OK and so is nightwing. Firefly has a awesome weapon and Harley Quin has a massive hammer so you decide.

Richard (You're not allowed to say his name here) Grayson, Jason Todd, Tim Drake, Cassandra Cain, Damian Wayne on the main Earth, he sorta kinda adopted Duke Thomas, or at least takes care of him, so that's like 5 1/2.

Previously, he had Helena Wayne on what I believe was pre-Crisis Earth Two (The justice society one) and one Earth where he had a kid with Talia Al Gul who wasn't Damian and was evil. Stephanie Brown dated Tim and was briefly Robin, so you could count her if you felt like it, and in the DCAU, Terry McGuinness is technically Batman's biological son.

So, if you take the total number of kids (With Stephanie and Duke as 1/2) ever you get (roughly)nine, but as far as modern continuity (or at least reasonably modern) goes, five kids plus Duke.

its so easy but first you have to buy a waveboard then when you have it put in on a smooth surface then the nose of the board you put you're foot on it then you push off with your back leg and put it in the board then when your finally on the board you have to push your legs with the board back and forth and with he back leg you turn i hope you learn how to ride a waveboard. Good luck

Population of fictional Gotham City is: Pro-No Man's Land: 8,168,564; Oist-No Man's Land: 2,722,851.

If it's the person ringing you up on the telephones that's Zsasz. You'll beat him by picking up all the phones when they ring.

Batman the Ride by a landslide, my Dad and I were bored to death on Nitro, but Batman the Ride had the inversions my Dad and I needed to have fun. Anyway, Batman the Ride is scariest cause it is an inverted coaster and actually has inversions which Nitro has no inversions.

Flash comes to the rescue, OF COURSE! its not like science fiction or anything, just comon sence. Was this really good?

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Killer croc was born with a very rare skin condition where he has reptile like skin. He was always made fun of by every one in his school, that plus his hatred of batman, fuels his anger when commiting crimes.