Bruce Wayne returns to the gardens of Wayne Manor to die. The impending death of Bruce Wayne led to Batman's human hand being returned to him. WARNING: Contains Potential Spoilers for Batman #149!

However, Bruce lost access to his funds after the government put Lucius Fox in charge of Wayne’s account. With far less money than he was used to and no access to the Wayne Manor or the Batcave ...

Bruce's finances haven't been in great shape for a while now. Much of his fortune was stolen by the Clown Prince of Crime in 2020's The Joker War event, and Wayne Manor was confiscated by the ...

Wyetzner seems to approve most of Christopher Nolan’s choices for Wayne Manor. Both manors are real Elizabethan houses, pictured below. The scenes where Bruce lives in a penthouse in The Dark ...

Suddenly the Batcave isn't the weirdest thing in stately Wayne Manor anymore. Bruce Wayne's mansion begins its tenure as the locale for Gotham City's craziest inmates in Arkham Manor, a new DC ...

But we’re not talking about Bly. We’re talking about Batman and The Haunting of Wayne Manor. The place where every Bruce Wayne begins, returns, and lives forever. This devilishly good ...

Bruce, Alfred, and Diana all enter the burned ... this implies that the newly formed Justice League plans to use the old Wayne Manor as its new HQ. You may like Warner Bros. Pictures CinemaCon ...

However, there’s nothing ordinary about the space or the boy: it’s the Wayne Manor study and the lad is Bruce Wayne, the traumatized orphan who will metamorphose into Batman in a few decades.

Bruce Wayne: Murderer? and Bruce Wayne: Fugitive are two such stories. Combined, they make up a two-part storyline from 2002 that stretches across every Batman and Bat Family title, and frankly ...