As a subject matter expert on comic book characters and their lore, I can tell you that Batman, a fictional character created by artist Bob Kane and writer Bill Finger, is not immortal in the traditional sense. Batman, whose real name is Bruce Wayne, is a human with no superhuman powers. He is depicted as a highly skilled martial artist, detective, and inventor, but he is still subject to the same biological limitations and vulnerabilities as any other human being.

However, within the context of the DC Comics universe, there are various interpretations and storylines that explore different aspects of immortality or near-immortality. For example, some stories involve time travel, alternate realities, or magical artifacts that could temporarily grant Batman a form of immortality. But these are specific to particular narratives and not a consistent aspect of the character's existence.

In summary, while Batman is a character with a rich history and a multitude of stories, he is not immortal. His longevity and survival are due to his resourcefulness, intelligence, and physical prowess, not any supernatural or supernatural-like abilities.

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Batman survives this process, subsequently becoming immortal (Although he is not a true immortal, as he ages one year for every century). With Ra's al Ghul gone he uses his criminal empire to set up an anti-crime information network.read more >>