The Batcave as a cave entrance looks okay, but doesn’t impress anywhere near as much as Wayne Manor does, and it absolutely feels like an overpriced accessory to the manor– one that will only ...

After Wayne Manor is damaged in Batman Begins (2005), the Batcave is out of commission and under construction during The Dark Knight (2008), but by the last film in the Christopher Nolan-directed ...

Discovering the Batcave was a major part of Bruce Wayne's childhood. Most interpretations have him falling into the cave while exploring the grounds around Wayne Manor, also inspiring his ...

Ironically, Batman: Arkham Origins and Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League’s Batcaves—two separate caves, the former beneath Wayne Manor and the latter beneath Metropolis—are the only ...

When Dick Grayson went away to college, Bruce felt Wayne Manor was too big for just him and Alfred and he closed up the Manor and Batcave and moved to the Penthouse in the Wayne Foundation Building.

Via The Brothers Brick, Brent Waller has unveiled his massive LEGO Batman Wayne Manor and Batcave that stands over six feet tall and is comprised of over 100,000 LEGOs. Waller’s design for both ...

He suspects this is Selina taking revenge for his attacks, but when he gets to the Batcave, he discovers the Manor's new owner is none-other than Vandal Savage, who now knows Batman's secret identity.

He offered him Wayne Manor and the Batcave in exchange for his compliance. The Dark Knight responded by destroying the Bat-Signal, punching Savage, and telling him to “keep the damned house.” ...

The Batcave is the secret subterranean headquarters and command center of the Batman, and its main series of bedrock and limestone caves extends deep beneath Wayne Manor. In the beginning, it was ...