How long did it take Bruce Wayne to become Batman?

How long would Bruce Wayne have to train to become Batman? In some of the timelines you see in the comics, the backstory is he goes away for five years—some it’s three to five years, or eight years, or 12 years. In terms of the physical changes (strength and conditioning), that’s happening fairly quickly.

When did Bruce start training to be Batman?

At age 24, Bruce was training in Norway, and after 28 hours of fighting a new opponent each hour, Bruce’s determination struck fear into all the Queen’s men. Bruce spent time with a nomadic people in the Nigerian desert enduring grueling training.

Where did Bruce Wayne go for 10 years?

Gotham
In the finale, Bruce Wayne returns to Gotham after a 10-year time jump, during which time Jim Gordon (Ben McKenzie) has served as police commissioner.

How old was Bruce Wayne when he became Batman in Gotham?

Let’s start with Frank Miller’s “Year One.” Bruce, age 25, arrives back in Gotham from his training and traveling abroad in January. He turns 26 in February, making him 26 when he debuts as Batman in April.

Why did Bruce Wayne leave Gotham for 3 years?

Why Batman Ditched Gotham On Batwoman, According To The Comics. No one knows where he is, but the explanation for his absence is that he has “given up on Gotham City.” Now the city is overrun with criminals, so Kate Kane takes to the streets as Batwoman to protect her town and the people she loves.

How old is Bruce Wayne in the Batman 2004?

26 years old
The series The Batman begins in Batman’s third year. In the graphic novel BATMAN: YEAR ONE, by Frank Miller & David Mazzucchelli, Bruce Wayne is 26 years old when he debuts as Batman. If this timeline holds for The Batman then Bruce is 28 or 29 at the beginning of the series.

What age did Bruce Wayne retire?

This reveals that during the events of the series that Bruce Wayne was 48 and he retired at age 38 because of the death of Jason Todd….Batman.

Batman
First comic appearance	Batman Beyond #1 (March 1999)
Created by	Paul Dini (writer) Bruce Timm (artist) (Based on Batman by Bob Kane & Bill Finger)