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Batman

Publication information Publisher DC Comics First appearance Batman Beyond
"Rebirth, Part 1" First comic appearance Batman #700 (June 2010) Created by Bruce Timm
Paul Dini Voiced by Will Friedle In-story information Alter ego Terrence "Terry" McGinnis Team affiliations Justice League Unlimited Notable aliases Batman II, The Tomorrow Knight, The Dark Knight of Tomorrow Abilities Peak human physical condition
More powers derived from a high-tech battle suit (all including: cloaking device, magnetic boots, rocket jets, scarlet retractable bat wings, and digital audio recorder)
Skilled martial artist

Batman (Terrence "Terry" McGinnis) is a fictional character, a superhero who appears in comic books published by DC Comics, as well as the protagonist of the animated television series Batman Beyond (1999–2001), in which he has succeeded Bruce Wayne as the protector of Gotham City. He was voiced by Will Friedle. His first appearance in mainstream comics continuity was in Batman #700 (June 2010).

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review by Trekscribbler. July 24, 2012

Holy Bat Developments! Even More Ghosts Cloud Batman Beyond's Future!

So far as I’m concerned, BATMAN BEYOND never got enough love from fandom. The futuristic incarnation of the Bats was more than a bit inspired: it gave the chance for an elderly Bruce Wayne to mentor the young upstart Terry McGinnis into his role as the new savior of Gotham while also giving a nod to several of the nefarious villains of the original Batman’s past. The animated program lasted for three seasons on television, and, while there were brief on-and-off again rumors … more

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