During the Crisis event comic Flashpoint, by Geoff Johns and Andy Kubert, an alternate reality version of Thomas Wayne appears as Batman. In this continuity, Thomas turned into the crime-fighting ...

Bruce might not be orphaned when we meet him, but absent parents are already shaping the emotional detachment of the future Batman. While you could argue that Thomas Wayne’s distant treatment of ...

The first thing anybody knows about Batman is that his parents are dead. That’s still true: The Thomas Wayne appearing in Batman #84 is the Thomas Wayne of another timeline, one in which young ...

Readers will recall the vicious swath Thomas Wayne cut through his version of Gotham and the many criminals that died at the bloody hands of their Batman. They'll remember too that Eobard Thawne ...

Warning: this article contains spoilers for Batman #73! Batman #72 tied much of the series together, with the Thomas Wayne of the Flashpoint universe deducing Bane's master plan to finally break ...

Wiped from existence way back in “The Button” storyline in Batman, this universe had a single survivor who has popped up since his own world faded away: Thomas Wayne’s Batman. But what if ...

The story jumps back and forth from the past and the present, as we see Thomas Wayne saving the life of a 20-something male and his pregnant girlfriend who is 17-years-old in the past, and Batman ...

This week sees Josh Williamson take over the writing on Batman #22 as Tom King throws his hands up at the whole Button crossover thing. As the Flash sees Bruce Wayne meet Thomas Wayne, both in ...

By Graeme McMillan For a character killed in his first comic book appearance — 1939’s Detective Comics No. 33, if you were wondering, just six issues after Batman’s debut — Thomas Wayne ...

"And even though this is an event, it’s focused on character over concept – it’s the story of Thomas Wayne Batman, a Barry Allen that could’ve been, the crimes of Bruce Wayne – it’s a ...