Getting real tired of all these anti-Batman threads lately. To the people that make these threads and to the people that respond to threads with equal negative opinions: you have every right to do it, but it shows a deep inferiority complex (oh, my favorite hero isn't as popular as Batman, so I'll come and bash the hell out of him and his fanbase).
As for the thread, OP and every one who asks the same stupid question needs to -at last- understand something very simple about superheroes: THERE ISN'T JUST ONE VERSION OF ANY CHARACTER IN COMIC BOOKS! IT DEPENDS ON THE FUCKING WRITER! Seriously, is it so hard to grasp that? From 1939 onwards, there have been hundred (other times slightly, other times heavily) different incarnations of the caped crusader. So, to every dumb motherfucker that doesn't get that simple fact, I ask: which version of Batman are you talking about? Morrison's? Miller's? Snyder's? Legends Of The Dark Knight? 70's? 60's? 90's? From the main book and if yes from which era and/or writer?
Comic book series (especially superhero ones) are not bound by a super tight continuity and strict laws, period. This is the general description of Batman regarding his powers and social status: rich orphan playboy that knows martial arts, forensic science, has sleuthing skills and gadgets. It is up to the individual writer to decide in which skills he is better than others (and thus, suited for the story he wants to tell) etc.
So, before starting a new stupid thread like this, please consider the above
Respectfully,
EVERY BATMAN FAN ON EARTH
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