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February 17th, 2012 by admin

In DC Comic’s continuity, how did the Earth-Two (Golden Age) Batman die? Where is it documented?

I always hear it referred to, but never in detail. I remember an old JSA cover where “Batman speaks from beyond the grave.” Wikipedia says, “Wayne retires from the position to become police commissioner, a position he occupies until he is killed during one final adventure as Batman. ” Again, no reference to documentation.

um… i know catwoman was blackmailed into becoming a crook again and she got killed and batman got killed after that… not really any help, but i just wanted to correct the first dude’s answer… catwoman did not become batwoman…
UPDATE:
Bill Jensen, a man convicted of murder during Bruce Wayne’s tenure as police commissioner, escapes from prison. He soon reappears atop Gotham’s Trade Tower, now possessing mysterious new super-powers strong enough to stagger even Dr. Fate and Green Lantern. He threatens to lay waste to Gotham City unless Bruce Wayne surrenders to him. PL/JSt/BL
Notes: The two-part story in Adventure Comics #461-#462 was originally intended to run in the never-published All-Star Comics #75 (10-11/78). The text of the story said that Selina Kyle died “last summer,” despite the fact that DC Super-Stars #17 (11-12/77) specifically showed her death as occurring in late summer 1976. The later Last Days of the JSA (1986) said that Batman died “in 1979 — several years after the death of his late wife.” ADV 461 1-2/79
Bruce Wayne is forced to become Batman a final time to battle Bill Jensen. During their fight, Jensen’s energy blasts rip away a portion of Batman’s mask. When Jensen sees who his foe really is, his power runs out of control in a final burst of rage, killing both men. Batman is laid to rest next to the graves of his wife and parents. His funeral is attended by Helena Wayne, Dick Grayson, Alfred Beagle, and the Justice Society. At the funeral, a grieving Helena Wayne persuades Dick Grayson not to take up Batman’s mantle, preferring to let her father’s memory and legacy rest in peace. PL/JSt/BL ADV 462 3-4/79
The Justice Society tracks down Frederic Vaux, the sorcerer who gave Bill Jensen his powers, and avenge Batman’s death. To safeguard Dick Grayson and Helena Wayne’s secret identities, Dr. Fate casts a spell to ensure that everyone who did not previously know Batman’s true identity believes that Bruce Wayne and Batman died separate deaths and were buried in separate graves. PL/JSt/BL

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