The cave houses Batman's vast array of specialized vehicles, foremost being the Batmobile in all its incarnations. Other vehicles within the complex include various motorcycles, air- and watercraft such as the Batplane, a single-occupant supersonic jet, and the Subway Rocket.

The Batcave has appeared in Batman comics for almost as long as there have been Batman comics. First appearing in 1942, the Batcave was less cave and more underground bunker meets garage for Batman's growing collection of wild and bat-themed vehicles.

GRIFFITH PARK GRIFFITH PARK | LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA If you have ever seen the Batman series from the 60s, then you have probably seen the Batcave. It is located in Griffith Park and just a short one-half mile walk from the parking lot.

With the turn of a Power Pad, the large robot transforms into flight mode with awesome lights, sounds and Batman™ character phrases. Then kids can push the Batbot along to 'soar' to the rescue!

'It's a freak show at the Cave,' trilled psychobilly band The Guana Batz back in 1984, indicating just how influential – and to some extent notorious – Soho nightclub The Batcave was, London's epicentre of '80s goth. Although the club on Dean Street only ran from 1982 to 1985, its legacy was profound.

The Batcave was a weekly club-night launched at 69 Dean Street in central London in 1982. It is considered to be the birthplace of the Southern English goth subculture.

The Batcave made its comic book debut in Detective Comics #83 in January 1944. Over the decades, the cave has expanded along with its owner's popularity to include a vast trophy room, supercomputer, and forensics lab.

Who built the Batcave? In most versions in the comics, Batman himself with the help of Robin(s) and Alfred built it. Batman is a very (very) intelligent guy. Many people don't know that in the comics, Batman is more than just a brilliant detective.

And kids can squeeze the trigger to raise its arms. When kids hold the trigger's lever they can easily roll the bat bot. Around. In this mode kids can also launch the projectile.

Failsafe Failsafe is an android created by the Batman of Zur-En-Arrh to neutralize the caped crusader in case he ever went rogue.

The Batcave serves as Batman's command center, where he monitors all crisis points in Gotham City and the world. It is often located underneath Wayne Manor and is part of a large subterranean group of caverns.

21 July 1982 Batcave (club)

Years later, Bruce started his crusade as Batman and in order to have a secret base of operations and preserve Wayne Manor from his activities, he and Alfred explored the caves and decided to build the Batcave right underneath the Manor.

Additionally, the cave contains state of the art facilities such as: crime lab, various specialized laboratories, mechanized workshops, personal gymnasium, a vast library, parking, docking and hangar space (as appropriate) for his various vehicles as well as separate exits for the various types, trophies of past cases, ...

How did Batman build and maintain his Batcave? Bruce Wayne hired a team of construction workers and told them he was building a scenic cave, if I remember correctly. All he had to do was tell a little lie to get the cave hollowed out, and have worker robots assemble the mechanical bits.

The Robot Batman is a robotic copy of Batman using Brainiac's technology. Initially designed by T.O. Morrow in partnership with Brainiac, the Robot Batman has all of Batman's abilities and weapons without his sense of morality and justice.