The actor I'd love to see as Alfred Pennyworth...

... is Denis O' Hare. This Tony Award-winning, Emmy and SAG-Nominated actor may not be a household name to everyone but he's a chameleon who's aced every role I've seen him in. He could be a bad-ass as much as he could be a graceful transwoman. He can also carry a good English accent. I've admired his work for years, but never thought he could be a comicbook/BTAS-accurate Alfred til I saw him like this in American Horror Stories last year. He's a young 61-year old now, perhaps not too late for me to wish it happens like I once wished to see Christian Bale as Batman, and for the next Batman solo film post-Bale to be a Se7en-esque noir detective story featuring the Riddler?

Please be fake

Bat-Bale didn’t need help

Bale wouldn’t have let that hand go

How would you take down Batman?

If it ever happened what would you do to stop him

Batman confronts Janet from HR [Poison Ivy #14 by G. Williow Wilson]

https://youtu.be/H4y2StCUtME?si=QiW446mPvjG2vWTl Review at (71) in video. What did you think?

You get to be Batman for a month, what is the first thing you do?

Young Alfred

I picked up this graphic novel for my 12 year old, and he loved it! Just thought I’d share.

Batman Halloween- early 80's style. By me. Hope you like it.

Why do people say it's "too early" for Robin to be introduced in the Batman 2?

Wasn't Robin/Dick Grayson introduced fairly early in the series/comics? Plus you can't have Batman without Robin? Dick Grayson is the OG Robin and he's pretty essential to the story and Batman's character since it has not be a superhero but a father figure. Batman having a family in general is important to his character.

What do you think of this story concept?

Bruce when he 'accidentally' loses another apendage that he's 'forced' to replace.