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Batsuit

The Batsuit (or Bat-Suit) is a fictional tactical costume worn by the superhero Batman, which appears in American comic books published by DC Comics, and related media. The suit has been depicted in various artistic iterations, and the stories themselves have described Batman as modifying the details of his costume from time to time. These iterations…

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Publisher
DC Comics
Created by
Bill Finger Bob Kane
Element of stories featuring
Batman Robin
First appearance
Detective Comics #27 (May 1939)
Type
Costume

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Variants in publication

The New 52

DC Rebirth

Elseworlds

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Batsuit

Nodes224
Edges223
Triples190
Avg. degree1.99
Density0.008929
Components1

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Batsuit

Top relations

related to Armor · 24
Batsuit → According, At, Azrael, Bane, Batcave, Batman, Cantonna, Despite, During The Resurrection, Following, Geoffrey, Ghul, Kevlar, Knightfall, Order, Originally, Pure, Ra's, Sorrows, Suit
related to Elseworlds · 22
Batsuit → Again, Batman, Batmobile, Bruce Wayne, Crime Alley, During, Features, Gotham's, Green Lantern, Hal Jordan, In Batman, In Darkest Knight, In The Dark Knight, Kryptonian, Lex Luthor's, Man, Returns, Steel, Superman, The Dark Knight Strikes
related to Troika · 20
Batsuit → Arkham Asylum, Bane, Batman, Batman Returns, Batman's, It, Its, Jean-Paul Valley's, Kevlar, Later, Next, No Man's Land, Nomex, Phil Jimenez, Russian Troika, The, Though Batman, Troika, Valley's, While
related to Jean-Paul Valley · 18
Batsuit → After, Azrael's, Batman, Bruce, Bruce Wayne, Bruce Wayne's, In, It, Jean-Paul Valley, Kate Spencer, Knightfall, Rather, The, This, Valley, Valley's, Valley's Azrael, While
related to Dick Grayson · 15
Batsuit → Another, Bane, Batman, Bruce, Bruce Wayne, Bruce's Batsuit, Dick, Earth-Two's Dick Grayson, Frank Quitely, In Batman, Jean-Paul Valley, Prodigal, Rejected, The Dark Knight, Tony Daniel
related to James Gordon · 15
Batsuit → Bat-Blimp, Batman, Commissioner, Dark Knight, GCPD, GCPD-sponsored Batman, Gordon, Gordon's, Mr Bloom, Powers Corp, Powers Corporation, The, When, When Gordon, When James Gordon
related to Basic suit · 14
Batsuit → Bat, Bat-Man, Batman, Batman's, Batsuits, Bill Finger, Bob Kane's, Crisis, Finger, In, Kane, Other, Superman, The
related to In-universe origin · 10
Batsuit → Batman, Bruce, Bruce Wayne, In, Reflecting, Silver Age, The First Batman, The Untold Legend, Thomas Wayne, While
related to The New 52 · 10
Batsuit → Batman, Batman's, Cully Hamner, DC's, In, In September, Mesh, The, The New, This Batsuit
related to Batman, Inc. · 9
Batsuit → After Bruce Wayne, Batman, Batman's, David Finch, Dick Grayson's, For, It, The, Troika

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Important terminology

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
BatsuitCreated byBill Finger Bob Kane1.00infobox
BatsuitElement of stories featuringBatman Robin1.00infobox
BatsuitFirst appearanceDetective Comics #27 (May 1939)1.00infobox
BatsuitPublisherDC Comics1.00infobox
BatsuitTypeCostume1.00infobox
electric shock or stun gas in order to prevent unauthorized removalinstance ofthe cowl is depicted as having defense mechanisms0.80text
the Scarecrow or Count Vertigo.In Batmaninstance ofIt also carries an inertial navigation unit to keep him in balance when facing foes0.80text
electric shockinstance ofThe utility belt is depicted as having defense mechanisms0.80text
locksinstance ofThe utility belt is depicted as having defense mechanisms0.80text
marker paintinstance ofThe utility belt is depicted as having defense mechanisms0.80text
or stun gas in order to prevent tamperinginstance ofThe utility belt is depicted as having defense mechanisms0.80text
spinal traumainstance ofBatman designs it with his encounter with Bane and his experiences with his rogues' gallery after the mass breakout at Arkham Asylum in mind and thus is a prototype for addition…0.80text

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