Terry McGinnis

Terrence McGinnis, also known as Batman, Batman Beyond, Davis Dusk, Neal Gibson, Nightwing, Rewire, Terry McGinnis, The Tomorrow Knight and Trey Malone, is one of the major characters from the DC Comics series.
== Charactah Account ==
Born with a partial strand of the original Batman's DNA, Terry McGinnis was a reformed juvenile delinquent who stole the Batman suit to avenge the murder of his father. Under Wayne's guidance, Terry became The Tomorrow Knight of futuristic Neo-Gotham: Batman Beyond.
Throughout his time as a delinquent and becoming Batman, Terry has shown to be an able street-fighter. Along with the training he has received from Bruce, he has become an extremely adept hand-to-hand combatant, but not to the high levels of Bruce's other surrogate sons Tim Drake and Dick Grayson, let alone Bruce himself. Terry's fighting style is also different from the original batman as he is somewhat less dependent on the formal fighting styles Bruce employed, and willing to use dirty tricks if necessary. Later in the series, Bruce sends Terry to his friend, Kairi Tanaga for martial arts training where he was complimented on several moves he used against her two black belts. Because of his age and training, Terry is in brilliant human condition and has shown to be a good gymnast and possess a high intellect.
Terry has been trained to be a detective by Bruce and has learned to mix chemicals and herbs to healing agents and medicine from him (in the future, Terry has a special interest in becoming a doctor because of it). When Terry is an adult (in his late twenties), he is shown easily taking out Waller's highly trained guards, undetected, without the aid of the Bat suit (showing that his skills may be rivaling Bruce's own). Bruce later reveals to Terry that Superman wanted his assistance on a case, showing that Terry earned enough of a reputation to be the world's greatest detective like Bruce once was, and fully understands how to be Batman. Terry also possesses some talent that Bruce didn't have.
== Appearance ==
=== Comics ===
* Adventures With The DC Super Heroes
* Batman
* Batman Beyond
* Batman Beyond 2.0
* Batman Beyond 2.0: Justice Lords Beyond
* Batman Beyond 2.0: Mark of the Phantasm
* Batman Beyond 2.0: Rewired
* Batman Beyond Universe
* Batman Beyond Unlimited
* Batman Beyond: 10, 000 Clowns
* Batman Beyond: Batgirl Beyond
* Batman Beyond: Escaping the Grave
* Batman Beyond: Divide, Conquer and Kill
* Batman Beyond: First Flight
* Batman Beyond: Hush Beyond
* Batman Beyond: Industrial Revolution
* Batman Beyond: Neo-Gothic
* Batman Beyond: Neo-Year
* Batman Beyond: Rebirth
* Batman Beyond: Rise of the Demon
* Batman Beyond: Target - Batman
* Batman Beyond: The Eradication Agenda
* Batman Beyond: The Final Joke
* Batman Beyond: The Long Payback
* Batman Beyond: The Return of the Joker
* Batman Beyond: Wired For Death
* Batman Eternal
* Batman of the Future
* Batman/Superman: World's Finest
* Batman: Arkham Knight Annual
* Batman: Beyond the White Knight
* Batman: Black and White
* Batman: Li'l Gotham
* Batman: The Bat-Man of Gotham
* Batman: Time and the Batman
* Batman: Under the Cowl
* Batman: Urban Legends
* Convergence
* Countdown
* Dark Nights: Death Metal
* DC Comics Presents: Batman Beyond
* DC's Very Merry Multiverse
* Dial H for Hero
* Futures End: FCBD France 2015
* Infinite Frontier
* Justice League
* Justice League Beyond
* Justice League Beyond 2.0
* Justice League Beyond 2.0: Power Struggle
* Justice League Beyond: In Gods We Trust
* Justice League Beyond: Konstriction
* Justice League of America
* Justice League of America: Team History
* Justice League vs. The Legion of Super-Heroes
* Legion of Super-Heroes: Millennium
* Modern Masters
* Old Lady Harley
* Scribblenauts Unmasked: A Crisis of Imagination
* Superman
* Superman Adventures
* Superman and Batman: World's Funnest
* Superman Beyond
* Superman Giant
* Superman/Batman
* Superman/Batman Annual
* Superman/Batman Omnibus
* Superman/Batman: Vengeance
* Superman/Batman: Worship
* Superman: Multiplicity
* The Batman Vault
* The Kamandi Challenge
* The New 52: Futures End
* The Terrifics
== Trivia ==
* From Batman #700, Terry McGinnis is rescued by Damian Wayne, who has adopted the mantle of Batman, as a 4 month old baby who was infected by Joker venom. Years later, Damian is shown as an old man who is teaching Terry to be Batman of Neo-Gotham City.
* Terry McGinnis also made his full debut in the New 52 with his appearance in the #0 issue of the weekly series The New 52: Futures End.
== Gallery ==
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== External Links ==
* Terrence McGinnis (Futures End) at DC Database
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