Eventually, Batman was able to defeat Vicki by blasting her with the concussions staff, critically injuring her. She tried to escape through the catacombs, but apparently crushed by falling debris. It is believed by many that Vicki had died, though her body was never recovered.
Following Vicki's apparent death, the remaining members of the Children of Arkham and escaped patients were all rounded up by the GCPD. News reports would also report of Vicki's involvement as Lady Arkham, along with her defeat at Batman's hands, but no body was ever found, leading Bruce to question whether she was ...
Upon Jason Todd's arrival, Talia believed she had the upper hand, only to be betrayed by the second son of Batman and shot dead by Kathy Kane. Talia was later buried in the grounds of Wayne Manor next to Damian.
Vicki disappeared from the comics soon after Crisis on Infinite Earths, but in Frank Miller's Batman: Year One, she is a gossip reporter who flirts with the judge during a shoplifting trial. Vicki returned in 1989 and 1990 in the Grant/Breyfogle era to coincide with release of Tim Burton's Batman.
However, it wasn't until years later, when Vicki Vale returned in 1982's Batman #344, that she and Bruce first became romantically interested in each other. Vale would reappear a few times over the years, though their relationship never developed due to her suspicions of him.
In her civilian identity, Vicki Vale was often very passive aggressive, often to collect information for her articles. However, due to the abuse she was put though as a child, she seemed to know only anger and hatred, which she would show as her identity of Lady Arkham.
Talia witnessed the murder as a young child. During this storyline, Batman marries Talia and the prior marriage from DC Special Series #15 (1978) is referenced. They have sex which results in her becoming pregnant. Batman is nearly killed protecting Talia from an attack by the assassin's agents.
Resurrection: Deathstroke is unable to survive a lethal injury to the brain, however it is possible for his healing ability to go into overdrive after he has died, if his immune system is triggered by an infection. This allowed Slade to come back to life after being shot in the head.
That series is ultimately a love story between Bruce Wayne and Selina Kyle, as well as one that asks whether Bruce can ever truly be happy and still be Batman. That comic made headlines in 2017 when Bruce proposed to Selina in Batman #24.
The Knight reveals himself as Jason Todd, the previous Robin, who was tortured and seemingly murdered by the Joker, and has since been left traumatized. Todd blames Batman for abandoning him, and escapes after refusing Batman's offer to help him recover.
Martha Wayne is featured in the Batman Arkham series where she is voiced by Tasia Valenza and Andrea Deck. In Batman: Arkham Asylum, under the Scarecrow's fear toxin influence, Batman experiences flashbacks of his parents' murder.
One harsh reality of Telltale's Batman is that it doesn't have many links to the wider DC Universe, limiting its narrative potential to only Bruce Wayne's world.
In Telltale Games' Batman series, Vicki is reimagined as the villain Lady Arkham, a terrorist seeking revenge on Gotham for trauma she'd experienced by its criminals. Vale is voiced by Erin Yvette whilst Lady Arkham is voiced by Steve Blum.
KEY DECISION: WILL YOU GO AS BRUCE OR BATMAN? As Bruce, you can extend the olive branch to the people of the city and begin to mend the relationship broken by the sins of your father. If you go as Batman, Gordon will know he has an ally on the rooftops of Gotham.
However, it was later revealed that Vicki was brutally abused by her foster-parents in a secret hole in their basement, where she created the Lady Arkham persona. Fueled by fanaticism, delusion, and hatred, Vicki joined the now-reformed Children of Arkham and became their leader.
After taking Joseph to the hospital, Adeline was enraged at his endangerment of her son and tried to kill Slade by shooting him, but only managed to destroy his right eye.
For many, the belief as to why his eye never heals is because his healing factor is limited. While he can recover from gunshot wounds and lacerations in his organs, it doesn't seem as though he has the ability to regenerate like Deadpool or Wolverine.
Damian Wayne is a superhero appearing in American comic books published by DC Comics, created by Grant Morrison and Andy Kubert, commonly in association with Batman. He is the son of Batman and Talia al Ghul, and thus the grandson of Batman villain Ra's al Ghul and the potential inheritor of Wayne Enterprises.
Unsurprisingly, Batman's most popular love interest is the antihero and occasional villain Catwoman. Even though they often stand on opposite sides of the law, Batman and Catwoman still understand each other.
During the fight, Bruce once again stabbed Ra's Al Ghul with the Kurdish dagger (with a little help from Barbara) and finally killed the villain once and for all.
While Arkham is not Martha Wayne's original maiden name in the primary DC Comics continuity (it's Kane), it is a surname used in a particular comic arc featuring a version of Batman that's very similar to the one played by Robert Pattinson.
It is possible to prevent the disfigurement that turns Harvey into Two-Face, but he will still develop the split personality and be called "Two-Face" after his descent into villainy. Regardless if both sides match, Harvey/Two-Face will still use the coin to make decisions.
She was captured by Two Face in Arkham City as well as being held hostage by Ivy but talked her way out of it. She was also kidnapped by the Riddler in Arkham Knight though she eventually defeated him with Batman's assistance and got her revenge for being set up.
