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WHAT IS THE BLUE LANTERN OATH? "In fearful day, in raging night, With strong hearts full, our souls ignite, When all seems lost in the War of Light, Look to the stars - for hope burns bright!" Used to recharge blue Power Rings.

Websites say he was injured while filming an episode and had to be replaced before he could finish healing- so John Davey was hired to fill in for him and played the role for the remainder of the series.

Batman's weight can vary depending on the writer or interpretation, but he is generally depicted as a physically fit and muscular character. In comics and movies, Batman's weight is often estimated to be around 210-230 pounds.

8 years after the events of "The Dark Knight" find Gotham City at a time of peace. This is due to Batman taking the fall for Harvey Dent's murder. However, a new evil force named Bane has arrived in Gotham City and aims to take over the entire area and expose the truth behind who Harvey Dent really was. Now that Wayne Manor has been completely rebuilt - Bruce Wayne has become almost reclusive after rarely leaving the estate. And with Bane taking over the city by force- that forces Batman to come out of retirement. But his allies are few and far apart. An elusive jewel thief by the name of Selina Kyle could be the key to stopping Bane.

It is difficult to determine an exact weight for a fictional character like Golden Superman Prime One Million. However, given his immense power and abilities, it can be assumed that he would be able to bench press an astronomical amount, possibly unlimited in theory.

Batman, the original solo superhero, had quite a few partners.

He had five Robins: Dick Grayson, Jason Todd, Tim Drake, and Stephanie Brown, and Damian Wayne. Dick was the first, and Bruce adopted him after his parents died. He was the ferst person he revealed his other identity to, and Dick was eager to join him. He eventually grew up to become Nightwing, and move to his own city. Even later than that, he becomes the new Batman. Jason Todd was the second Robin, and was killed by Joker. Batman felt lots of guilt in Jason's death, but he later came back as an anti-hero called Red Hood. Tim actually figured out that batman was Bruce Wane. He convinced him that Batman needed a Robin. Bruce reluctantly agreed to train him. Tim's father found out about his son being Robin and forced him to stop. Stephanie Brown quickly took his place. After Tim's father died, he returned to his place as Robin, and Stephanie became the Spoiler. Years later, Talia al Ghul leaves her son with his father, Batman. He becomes Robin at the age of ten, and works with Dick (as Batman) for a while. Somehow, he convinces himself that the legacy of Batman can be inherited and tries to steal the title from Dick.

Batman also had two Batgirls. The first was Barbera Gordon, Commissioner Gordon's daughter. She worked with Batman for years before she was shot point blank by the Joker, loosing the use of both her legs. She took on the guise of Oracle, as a base in the Batcave and director of everything there. Cassandra Cain took the title of Batgirl, but was said to have died.

The Spoiler worked as a kind of vigilante and Batgirl. Stephanie Brown, as seen above, was the daughter of the Cluemaster. she set out to "spoil" her father's plans, and teamed up with the Batman. Stephanie served as a love intrest to Tim Drake, but was seemingly killed only to come back later.

Huntress, or Helena Bertinelli, was the daughter of a prominent Mafia family, and witnessed the murder of the rest of her family at the age of 19. She campaigned against crime and received martial arts training similar to Bruce/Bats did. However, Batman never really accepted her because he reminded him of Barbra Gordon who fought crime with him. Huntress was a part of the Justice League for a short time before quitting (or being fired from the League, whatever version you come across,) and goes it on her own. Later, she joins the Birds of Prey, and also appears in the Hush storyline, saving Batman after a fall from his batrope. She has often been unconfident in herself, and Batman thinks to himself how she is, "so much like I was when I started out", and "she's better than she knows..."

The Gotham Police Force worked against Batman for some time until Commissioner James Gordon was called in and took over. He brought his teenage daughter with him to the city and established a bond of trust with Batman. The famous pice of communication was the Batsigmal. The Batsignal is basically a searchlight pointing to the sky with the bat logo silhouetted on it.

Batman has been known to team up with villains in order to crack a case in which he could otherwise not solve too.

Yes, you can defeat Two-Face in Batman: Arkham Asylum by countering his attacks and then attacking him. You will also need to dodge his attacks and use gadgets effectively to weaken him. Timing and strategy are key to defeating Two-Face in the game.

Garfield "Gar" Logan once had an evil guardian named Galtry. When Galtry kidnapped his girlfriend, Jillian Jackson, they fought and Gar thought Galtry "ruined" the name Beast Boy and he had to change it.

Superman's secret identity was Clark Kent. He disguised himself as a mild-mannered reporter working for the Daily Planet in Metropolis, while donning the iconic blue and red suit to protect the city as Superman.

Batman operates out of Gotham City, primarily patrolling the streets and fighting crime as a vigilante. He does not have a traditional job like most people, as his primary focus is on his role as a superhero. However, he is also the CEO of Wayne Enterprises, a multinational conglomerate based in Gotham.

He is married to Lois Lane. Idk who that is. It might be his old girlfriend but now is his wife.

No. In "The Dark Knight Rises" Catwoman, who appeared in "Batman Returns", will be in it, played by Anne Hathaway. Bane, who appeared in "Batman and Robin", will also be in it, played by Tom Hardy.

beast boy only attacks in cheetah mode. your supposed to run and jump with the up key on all those machines. ive beaten the game

Get an agent. Most publishing companies -- comic book publishers included -- will not accept unsolicited materials.

Another route is to attend a major comic book convention. DC will likely have a QnA forum where you could ask the question and receive an answer.

Brainiac is the notorious space outlaw that shrunk cities such as Kandor and in general went about doing evil and getting into battles with Superman. He (this was revealed much later) is actually a robot or an android- why then didn't Superman destroy him with a blast of heat vision- as this would not be taking life I often wondered about that. Apart from a comic space monkey, Brainiac has no companions. If Superman got him alone with his fields down- why not- Zapp! Lex Luthor is a human being, but Brainiac is not. I often wondered why Superman just didn"t zap him.

No, Hellboy is not a DC comic. Hellboy is a character from Dark Horse Comics, originally created by Mike Mignola.

Richard John "Dick" Grayson

Wonder Woman's home island is called Themyscira. It is also known as Paradise Island, and it is where the Amazons, including Wonder Woman, reside. Themyscira is a mystical, hidden island that is home to powerful and skilled warrior women.

As both characters are from different universes and have different power levels defined by their respective creators, it is not possible to accurately predict the outcome of a battle between Cosmic Super Man Prime 1 Million and SSJ 15 Goku Koken x 100000. It would be up to the writers to determine the victor in such a hypothetical scenario.

It was insisted that they be dropped because they no longer are drawn on the character in the comic books.

Dick Grayson stopped being Robin and eventually became Nightwing because he wanted to establish his own identity and operate as a solo hero. He felt that he had outgrown the role of being Batman's sidekick and wanted to take on greater responsibilities in fighting crime.

The value of a 1977 Marvel Comics Spider-Man watch to a collector can vary widely depending on its condition, rarity, and demand. Generally, such items can be valued anywhere from $50 to several hundred dollars, with exceptionally rare or well-preserved pieces fetching even higher prices in the collector's market.

In some storylines and alternate universes, Wonder Woman has been portrayed as being pregnant. However, her pregnancy status can vary depending on the specific comic series or storyline being depicted.