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The story concludes with an elderly Lana talking to a young woman named Kara, who is clearly intended to be the child of Clark Kent and Talia al Ghul. In Batman: The Doom That Came to Gotham , Talia is sent by her father to corrupt Gotham on route to luring Batman to their master Iog-Sothra, before being killed by the monster.
Talia al Ghul - the former head of Leviathan. [15] [16] Professor Pyg - Lazlo Valentin at first appears to be working for Simon Hurt, but is later revealed that he is actually working for Talia al Ghul. [17] He is incarcerated in Arkham Asylum after being captured by Batman (Dick Grayson) and Robin (Damian Wayne) in the first volume of Batman ...
Talia al Ghul then wrests the Man-Bat formula from Kirk Langstrom leading to Batman confronting Talia. Talia reveals that Bruce is the father of her son, named Damian Wayne. Damian then tries to replace Tim Drake as Robin. After a confrontation with Talia on a boat ends with Talia and Damian getting hit by a torpedo Bruce simply leaves.
Morrison brought back the idea of a son, Damian, being born from a love affair between Batman and Talia al Ghul, the daughter of his nemesis, Ra's al Ghul. The boy had been trained from birth by the League of Assassins and was sent by Talia to live with Batman in a plot to disrupt his crime-fighting and distract him.
The League of Assassins, named the Society of Shadows, appears in the DC Animated Universe, consisting of Ra's al Ghul, Talia al Ghul, Ubu, and Count Vertigo. A similar, though unrelated group, named the Society of Assassins, appears in Batman Beyond, consisting of Curaré, the "Master Assassin" Devon, and Mutho Botha.
Ra's al Ghul and Batman turn out to be searching for the same man, the terrorist known as Qayin. Qayin is a rogue assassin who had murdered Ra's al Ghul's wife Melisande, mother to his favorite daughter and heir-apparent, Talia, by throwing her into an early version of a Lazarus Pit. Batman has shared a stormy, on-again, off-again romance with ...
Comic Book Roundup rating Estimated sales (first month) #1 The Lost Days, Part One: The First Step August 2010 7.3 by six professional critics. [6] 34,197, ranked 57th in North American [7] #2 Baptism September 2010 6.9 by four professional critics. [8] 26,560, ranked 92d in North American [9] #3 Part Three, School October 2010 —
In another Elseworlds story, Kingdom Come (1996) by Mark Waid and Alex Ross, which functioned as a possible future to the canon of the time, this child of Batman and Talia is named Ibn al Xu'ffasch (Arabic: ابن الخفّاش), literally "Son of the Bat", and is a member of Lex Luthor's inner circle.