BRUCE WAYNE (Bruce Thomas Wayne)
wasn't what his parents would want, and it was at
Title: Heir to Wayne Enterprises
 Bruce Wayne is named after real Historical figures.
 King BRUCE – The first of Scotland.
 Anthony WAYNE – An American Revolutionary
War Hero. He also in the comics.
 Fictional character appearing in the Warner Bros.
TV/DC Comics series Gotham, based on the
character of the same name who is the secret
identity of DC Comics superhero Batman, created
by Bill Finger and Bob Kane.  identities until years later.
 Hass been recogzined by forbes for 78 years.
FORBES> American Business Magazine, Ranks of
the popular fictional character.
 International Businessman.
 Billionaire industrialist and notorious playboy.
 He has a company at the age of 10.
 Although he has no superhuman powers, he is one
of the world's smartest men and greatest fighters.
His physical prowess and technical ingenuity make
him an incredibly dangerous opponent.
 Bruce Wayne knows 16 languages. Including
Madarin, Greek, Latin, and Hindi.
 Bruce Wayne is one of the most Intelligent
superhireos.
 Criminal Science
 Forensic Science
 Computer Science
 Chemistry
 Engineering
 Gotham portrays Bruce's teenage years and
transition into adapting his Batman personality in
later years.
 Known by his vigilante name The Dark Knight.
 A wealthy American playboy, philanthropist, and
owner of Wayne Enterprises.
 after witnessing the murder of his parents Dr.
Thomas Wayne and Martha Wayne, he swore
vengeance against criminals, an oath tempered by a
sense of justice. Bruce trains himself physically and
intellectually and crafts a bat-inspired persona to
fight crime.
 Following his parents' deaths, Bruce attempted to
commit suicide with a razor blade. However, just
before he went through with it, he realized that this
that moment Bruce vowed to spend the rest of his
life warring on crime.
 Bruce became obsessed with the search for
meaning in the loss of his parents. He thought
perhaps the mythical Court of Owls was
responsible, but he never found anything to prove
it.
 Alfred sent Bruce to an Arkham boys' rehabilitation
home upstate where he first met Harvey Dent. The
boys became good friends but wouldn't realize their
 The Most expensive hobby of Bruce Wayne is being
a Batman.
 Bruce Wayne is a Major Financial Support of the
Justice League
 Bruce Attended different academy.
 Gotham Academy > is a prestigious private
boarding school that many of Gotham City's
elite have attended.
 Roxbury Fielding Academy
 At the age of 18, he used his relationship with Erin
McKillen
 He attended Roxbury Academy to locate Joe Chill,
and learned that he had simply needed the money,
and there was no deeper meaning to his parents'
deaths.
 At the age of 19, he learned how to race cars in life-
or-death situations from Brazilian criminal, Don
Miguel. He was also trained in stealth by an
unnamed master in the Hida Mountains, in Japan.
 At age 21, Bruce studied the ins and outs of
technological gadgetry under the guidance of the
brilliant inventor, Sergei Alexandrov.
 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.
 Sometime during his time abroad, Bruce also
trained with Chu Chin Li and Tsunetomo, two
martial arts masters in the Far East and was also
arrested for illegal base jumping at Meru Peak.
 Bruce traveled to Paris, France, to find Henri
Ducard, a skilled manhunter. Bruce also became
close training partners with Ducard's son, Morgan.
 However, when Bruce discovered that Henri killed
his targets, he left. This caused Henri to send
Morgan after him, but Bruce managed to defeat
him, throwing him into Henri's office
 Bruce went to the Himalayas to train with Shihan
Matsuda
 While investigating the appearance of Parademons,
Batman encountered Green Lantern for the first
time, and the two teamed up.
 Bruce has had 19 love interest.
 Zatanna
 Pamela
 Isley
 Selena Kyle
Bruce thanked Gordon when they met again at his
parents' funeral.
Alfred Thaddeus Crane Pennyworth
> depicted as Bruce Wayne's loyal and
tireless butler, housekeeper, legal guardian, best
friend.
Wayne Manor 
> The ancestral home of the Wayne family since
1914.
> Bruce Wayne lived there with his
parents, Thomas and Martha, and their butler Alfred
Pennyworth.

Talia al Ghul (Talia)

Thomas Wayne, Jr.
> The daughter of Ra's al Ghul. 
>The brother of Batman, believed dead as a child.
> She is an occasional lover and enemy of Batman.
>Thomas Wayne, Jr. was born three years before his
> She is the mother of Damian Wayne.
brother Bruce.
>Thomas suffered severe head injuries when he was
Damian Wayne (Robin ) struck by a car as a young child, and sustained
> The child of Bruce Wayne and Talia al Ghul and permanent brain damage. Because he would always
thus the grandson of Batman's villain, Ra's al Ghul.
remain mentally unstable, and a danger to himself and
> The character was created by Mike W. Barr, and society, his parents had no choice but to have him
first appeared in Batman: Son of the Demon (1987).
confined to a mental institution, Willowood Asylum, for
> Damian was raised by his mother until ten years of life. 
age, at which point she left him in the care of his father,
who had not been aware of his son's existence until that
Harvey Dent (Prime Earth)
point in time.
>Two-Face
> Damian is violent and self-important, and was
>a criminal in Gotham City with a split personality
trained by the League of Assassins, learning to kill at a
obsessed with the number two. He was formerly the
young age. 
Gotham district attorney and an ally of Batman, before
>  Damian has taken up the identity of Robin,
half of his face was scarred by Erin McKillen and he lost
becoming the fifth and current person to use the Boy
his sanity.
Wonder's identity. He worked with Dick Grayson, who
replaced Bruce as Batman for a certain time period. 
Erin McKillen (Prime Earth)
> Damian seems to genuinely want to aid his father's
>The head of the McKillen Crime Family, who
war on crime.
represent the Irish Mob in Gotham City.
>Though she and her twin sister Shannon were
Detective Jim Gordon (James Worthington "Jim"
friends at Roxbury Academy with Bruce Wayne, they
Gordon )
grew up to follow in their family's footsteps in organized
> The commissioner of the Gotham City Police
crime, keeping lawyer Harvey Dent on retainer.
Department.
>A daughter of the Irish mob.
> Who promised to find the killer.
> Gordon and his partner Harvey Bullock were able to
kill the man that supposedly murdered the Waynes, and
Sergei Alexandrov (Prime Earth)
>A world-renowned inventor, being considered a
genius in his field.
>Alexandrov was Bruce Wayne's teacher when the
billionaire

Henri Ducard
>Skilled assassin wanted in many countries.
>His main talent was in "manhunting": Finding (and
killing) assassination targets who are in hiding or have
fled POWER

 In social science and politics, power is the

Morgan Ducard  capacity of an individual to influence the actions,
>Was the son of Henri Ducard.
>An enemy of Robin.
Shihan Matsuda
> who taught him to fight with the katana.
"Fear is normal. In the alley, when my parents were
killed... I was terrified. I just stood there. There's nothing
wrong with being afraid. Once you realize it's normal,
then you can put it in its place. Then, you can act. Fight
back." - Bruce Wayne -
beliefs, or conduct (behaviour) of others.
 Power is a personal trait that affects people at
every social level of their lives.
   Power can be gained through experience and
lost through mistakes and bad behaviour, but
people tend to continue becoming more powerful
and influential the longer they work and live.
Power is not hierarchical, and can flow in any
direction of a relationship.
AUTHORITY
 Authority is a formal title or position that gives
someone the tools to influence other people
within their organization.
 A person in authority is often powerful, but power
is not necessary for authority.
 Authority is important for many hierarchical
systems and organizations to operate smoothly
and quickly. 

Summary of Power and Authority

 Power and authority are both methods of
influencing other people.
 Power is a personal trait derived from
knowledge and expertise, while authority is a formal
title or position given by an organization or another
personal.
 Authority is legitimate and formal, while power
is neither.
 Both power and authority can be lost, and
authority is especially easy to be taken away.
 Violence can be a tactic of powerful people, but
using violence typically causes an authority figure to
lose legitimacy.