Finger also created Batman's scalloped cape with inspiration from bat wings. The utility belt also featured a rounded buckle and purple gloves. In looking at the evolution of the Batsuit in the ...

With the New 52 reboot came a costume overhaul for Batman along with the rest of DC Comics’ heroes. Once again the trunks were gone and he had a new utility belt and black bat logo. In order to ...

With the possible exception of his cape and cowl, there is no more important, useful, and classically “Batman-specific” part of the costume than the utility belt. Several members of the Bat ...

Batman is capable of causing it to become taught, allowing him to use it to walk on stilts. Additionally, he can hang from a ceiling like a bat as well, and the cape even has hooks in it ...

Many consider Batman: the Animated Series to feature the definitive version of Batman so it only makes it would also have the best gizmos.

I love Batman and all his weirdness. What's in the thigh belts that didn't make it into ... but remember, it's BAT-trail mix…rius ...

For Batman, the Bat-Signal is more than just a call to action ... Another important symbol in Batman's arsenal is his utility belt. The belt is a physical representation of the Dark Knight's ...

Sometimes he keeps it in his utility belt, and sometimes he has to ... car makes this one absurd. The pointed Bat-Ears are an iconic part of Batman’s cowl. Their shape is a core part of the ...

The utility belts worn by Batman and Robin are famed for their unlikely contents. However, a new comic reveals a Bat-Tool seemingly inspired by late Batman actor Adam West. The opening scene of ...

The de facto reboot of "Batman: The Animated Series" doubles ... obsessing over his seemingly unlimited utility belt or filling up the Bat-garage with new Bat-cars, Bat-planes, and Bat-bikes.