Batman (Batman and the Justice League)

Bruce Wayne better known as Batman is one of the main protagonist in the manga/novel, Batman and The Justice League, created by Shiori Teshirogi. He is the hero of Gotham City who is also a member of the Justice League. 
== Appearance ==
Batman's suit looks the same like his comic book counterpart, while as Bruce Wayne he often wears a suit, he also has short black hair.
== Personality ==
Batman is shown to install fear into criminals by beating them up when they do something wrong, he also has a strong sense of justice as he has protected Gotham City in the past from various threats. He is shown to be more social then his original counterpart.
== Biography ==
Batman first appears in Chapter 1, where a kid from Japan named Rui Aramiya goes to Gotham City so he can find his parents. Rui ends up getting mugged by two police officers, Batman defeats both of the cops ans saves Rui. He tells Rui that he should leave as Gotham would kill someone like him. Batman goes to find The Joker and confront him about the Gaia Juice he has been selling to residents of Gotham, Joker taunts Batman over the death of Dick Grayson (Robin) about how he killed him with a big bomb. Batman sees that Joker has a woman in a tank, he decides to save her and forget about the Joker.
He takes her back to the Batcave, where it turns out she is the mother of Rui. Ocean Master manages to break free thanks to a odd power that's in the earth, Batman goes to fight against him.
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== Trivia ==
* This version of Batman is one of many who stars the Caped Crusader in a manga.
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