The moral anchor and leader of the resistance against Superman's regime. Maintains his no-killing vow while opposing Superman's authoritarian methods. Organizes an underground network, recruits allies like Plastic Man and Mr. Terrific, and orchestrates efforts to expose Superman's crimes. Survives the conflict and prepares to rebuild society alongside Catwoman.
Their long-running opposition motivates Joker's change of strategy.
Joker states that his repeated defeats by Batman motivated him to choose Superman and the Flash as new targets.
Their disagreement over justice and coercion divides the Justice League.
Batman refuses to join Superman's forced peace program and maintains his no-killing vow while organizing resistance.
They become aligned against Superman after Wonder Woman abandons his methods.
Wonder Woman ultimately turns against Superman, while Batman leads the resistance opposing his rule.
Batman and Nightwing share a direct operational partnership before Nightwing's death.
Batman and Nightwing work together while trying to stop the relocation of Arkham inmates.
Their parent-child bond is shattered by Robin's allegiance and violence.
Robin joins Superman, clashes with Batman, and is disowned by Batman after Nightwing's death.
Mr. Terrific provides specialized expertise to Batman's underground movement.
Batman has Mr. Terrific broken out of prison, and Mr. Terrific assists the resistance with intelligence and dimensional strategy.
Catwoman represents Batman's personal future after the political conflict ends.
At the conclusion, Batman prepares to rebuild his life and the world alongside Catwoman.
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