Can a real life Batman exist?

Robinson, a 51-year-old man who came to be known as a real-life superhero in a Batman costume, was killed in a traffic accident on Sunday. The Washington Post reports that Robinson had stopped on the side of the road in Maryland after his Batmobile broke down. The Batmobile then hit him.

Can anyone become Batman?

The simple answer is, no. Unless you really boil Batman down to a very diluted level as just a really strong, fast, good fighter who can jump far and with good street smarts plus an education in crime and psychology, and who wears a lot of armor and a mask.

How does Bane know Batman’s identity?

Bane found out that Bruce Wayne and Batman are one and the same by studying body language. Bane is present at the same socializing event that Bruce Wayne is at. Poison Ivy has taken control of most attendants’ minds, and as Bane is standing with Bird, he sees Bruce Wayne socializing and says “It’s HIM” to Bird.

Who knows Batman and Bruce Wayne are one in the same?

There are the obvious initiates, of course: Alfred Pennyworth knows the truth about his ward, most members of the Bat Family are in on the secret, and even Commissioner Gordon may have a clue. Outside the realm of his kin, however, a surprising amount of characters and villains know that Batman and Bruce Wayne are one in the same.

Why doesn’t the Joker care about Bruce Wayne?

Throughout their storied relationship, the Joker has known Batman’s true identity and has chosen to ignore it. He simply can’t bring himself to care about Bruce Wayne the human. He cares for Batman the immortal, the god-like being who has ratified Joker’s sad existence.

Which characters know Batman’s secret identity?

15 Characters Who Know Batman’s Secret Identity 1 The Joker. 2 Bane. 3 Green Arrow. 4 Amanda Waller. 5 Deathstroke. 6 Hugo Strange. 7 Green Lantern. 8 Lex Luthor. 9 Selina Kyle. 10 Superman.

How long would it take Bruce Wayne to train to become Batman?

How long would Bruce Wayne have to train to become Batman? In some of the timelines you see in the comics, the backstory is he goes away for five years—some it’s three to five years, or eight years, or 12 years. In terms of the physical changes ( strength and conditioning), that’s happening fairly quickly.