Batman
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Gender | Male |
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Place of origin | Gotham City |
First appearance | Detective Comics #27 (cover date May 1939/release date March 1939), cover date May 1939 / |
Creators | Bob Kane |
Bill Finger | |
Significant others | Catwoman |
Wonder Woman | |
Talia al Ghul | |
Vicki Vale | |
Creat by | Bob Kane |
Bill Finger | |
First appear | Detective Comics |
Alter ego | Bruce Wayne |
Team affili | Justice League |
Batman Family | |
Batmen of All Nations | |
Batman Incorporated | |
Wayne Enterprises | |
Outsiders | |
Movies/Shows | Gotham |
The Batman | |
Batman: The Animated Series | |
The Dark Knight | |
Batman Begins | |
Batman | |
The New Batman Adventures | |
Batman Beyond | |
Okra answer panel workout | Workout |
Okra answer panel villain | Villain |
Okra answer panel age | Age |
Played by | Ben Affleck |
Robert Pattinson | |
Christian Bale | |
Michael Keaton | |
Kevin Conroy | |
Reviews | www.imdb.com |
Open theme | Batman Theme |
Product compani | Greenway Productions; 20th Century Fox Television |
Networks | ABC |
Produc | Howie Horwitz |
Genres | Superhero |
Cast | Adam West |
Episodes | EpisodesS03 E26 · Minerva, Mayhem & MillionairesMar 14, 1968 S03 E25 · The Entrancing Dr. CassandraMar 7, 1968 S03 E24 · The Joker's Flying SaucerFeb 29, 1968 View 45+ more |
Publish | DC Comics |
Okra answer panel quotes | Quotes |
Okra answer panel worth | Worth |
Okra answer panel children | Children |
Okra answer panel superpowers | Superpowers |
Okra answer panel personality type | Personality type |
Okra answer panel height weight | Height weight |
Fictional universe | DC Universe |
DC Animated Universe | |
Earth-Two | |
Born date | April 7, 1915 |
Parents | Thomas Wayne |
Bork | |
Martha Wayne | |
Significant other | Selina Kyle |
Wonder Woman | |
Vicki Vale | |
Catwoman | |
Weight | Height weight Search for: batman height weight (kg) |
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ID | 553443 |
Golden Globe Award for Best Supporting Actor – Motion Picture
BAFTA Award for Best Actor in a Supporting Role
Academy Award for Best Sound Editing
Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Supporting Role
People's Choice Award for Favorite Movie
Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by a Stunt Ensemble in a Motion Picture
MTV Movie Award for Best Villain
Critics' Choice Movie Award for Best Supporting Actor
Japan Academy Prize for Outstanding Foreign Language Film
People's Choice Award for Favorite On-Screen Chemistry
Critics' Choice Movie Award for Best Action Movie
People's Choice Award for Favorite Action Movie
Saturn Award for Best Music
Costume Designers Guild Award for Excellence in Fantasy Film
Satellite Award for Best Sound
Australian Film Institute International Award for Best Actor
Los Angeles Film Critics Association Award for Best Supporting Actor
ADG Excellence in Production Design Awards - Fantasy Film
People's Choice Award for Favorite Superhero
Empire Award for Best Film
People's Choice Award for Favorite Cast
Phoenix Film Critics Society Award for Best Production Design
Chicago Film Critics Association Award for Best Cinematography
Florida Film Critics Circle Award for Best Cinematography
British Fantasy Award for Best Film
Online Film Critics Society Award for Best Cinematography
Dallas–Fort Worth Film Critics Association Award for Best Cinematography
Central Ohio Film Critics Association Award for Best Cinematography
San Francisco Film Critics Circle Award for Best Cinematography
Batman Life story
Batman is a superhero appearing in American comic books published by DC Comics. The character was created by artist Bob Kane and writer Bill Finger, and debuted in the 27th issue of the comic book Detective Comics on March 30, 1939.
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Newspaper headlines: 'Proof NHS is for sale' and PM criticises austerity
... The blog is described as a bat signal - the distress sign used to summon the comic book hero Batman - to warn that Brexit is in danger ...
Newspaper headlines: 'Proof NHS is for sale' and PM criticises austerity
The row between Labour and the Conservatives over The Future of the NHS makes The Lead for both The Guardian and the Daily Mirror .
The Guardian says Boris Johnson 's insistence that the NHS is "not on the table" by the release of government papers, detailing discussions between UK and US trade officials. The Paper says Washington wants the UK to rip up the way it sets drug prices - potentially leading to billions of pounds a Year in extra costs for the NHS.
The Mirror carries a full-page picture of the document on its Front Page , with the word "sensitive" circled in Red - But The Sun has a different Take - The Paper accuses Jeremy Corbyn of to deflect criticism of his stance on anti-Semitism in the Labour Party .
Johnson v NeilBoris Johnson 's apparent reluctance to agree to an interview with the BBC's Andrew Neil preoccupies A Number of the papers This Morning . The presenter is due to interview the leaders of all the main Political Parties in the run-up to the Election - But according to The Times , Conservative sources Mr Johnson may decline to Take part.
The Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn , who was interviewed earlier This Week , was heavily criticised after Andrew Neil confronted him over his handling of claims of anti-Semitism in The Party .
The Guardian says Labour are now accusing the Prime Minister of. The Telegraph also reports on the row, But says it's Mr Corbyn who's dodging the limelight. The Paper says he's decided not to Take part in two television debates in The Wake of his clash with Andrew Neil .
Predicting the outcomeWith just Two Weeks to go until the Election , many of the papers are trying to predict the outcome - with The Help of the latest opinion polls.
The Times leads with the results of a YouGov Poll , which suggests Boris Johnson . The Paper says the same seat-by-seat Analysis - Based on the views of 100,000 voters - accurately predicted the outcome of The Last Election in 2017. The i paper leads with the same Poll - which has a wide margin of error - under the headline.
By contrast, the Front Page of The Daily Telegraph carries A Warning from the Prime Minister 's advisor that The General Election . The Paper quotes a blog, written by Dominic Cummings , which says a hung parliament is a "very real Possibility " - with "things much tighter than they seem". The blog is described as a "bat Signal " - the distress sign used to summon the Comic Book hero Batman - to warn that "Brexit is in danger".
HuffPost UK political editor Paul Waugh accuses Dominic Cummings of engaging in a of managing Expectations - Warning Leave voters not to be lulled by a big Poll showing a large lead for the Tories.
The Spectator 's Katy Balls - fearing instead that it could make voters feel complacent, or compel the opposition parties to "think again about tactical Voting . " The Mood in Conservative Campaign HQ will be one of "trepidation" says the magazine's deputy political editor, as they Work Out how best to "hold their lead until polling day".
Stephen Bush, of the New Statesman , as good news for Liberal Democrats in marginal seats. He says "if I were Liberal Democrat HQ I would absolutely be gagging for it to be covered As If it were delivered by The Almighty on two stone tablets".
Remembering James, Miller and RhodesAlmost all the papers carry images of Australian broadcaster Clive James , chef Gary Rhodes , and Sir Jonathan Miller , the playwright, whose deaths were announced on Wednesday.
The Times says it falls to Eric Idle to describe the shock of losing two icons of the cultural landscape in James and Sir Jonathan. "Savage news," The Paper quotes, "to lose one friend is bad But to lose two reeks of carelessness. "
The Metro devotes half its Front Page to a tribute of Rhodes, saying he was the "first Rock Star of cooking".
Black Friday banFrance is considering a ban on Black Friday - on the grounds that it's bad for The Environment , and bad for the soul. The Telegraph reports The Proposal early next month, after the country's ecological minister warned of the dangers of "frenzied" shopping.
In more Bad News for consumerism, the i paper reports on a charity which is calling on The Public to by resisting the temptation to buy a new Christmas jumper. Fashion Revolution says people should wear last Year 's - or swap with a friend - to avoid more clothes Ending Up in landfill or in overflowing charity shops.
And finallyChart-topping Girl Group The Pussycat Dolls are reuniting nine years after their acrimonious break-up, singer Nicole Scherzinger . "Never has The Reunion of a Girl Group been more unlikely," writes The Paper 's Dan Wootton. He writes that the US group were "torn apart" by infighting and mental and physical health problems But will now get back together for a "blockbuster tour".
Source of news: bbc.com