Talia is most commonly known as being the daughter of the supervillain Ra's al Ghul as well as the on-and-off lover of the superhero Batman and the mother of their son Damian Wayne (the fifth Robin).
Talia was briefly married to Batman and is also the mother of Damian Wayne, Batman's biological son and the fifth Robin. Created by Denny O'Neil, Talia first made her debut in Detective Comics #411 (May 1971) with original outfits being penciled by Bob Brown and later Neal Adams.
Batman has a son with Talia (Damian), a daughter with Selena (Helena), twin sons with Selena (Thomas and Bruce Jr.), and 3 adopted sons ( Dick, Jason and Tim), and 1 adopted daughter (Cassandra), and of course the half- son Terry.
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 and al Ghul's families' wealth and resources.
In main continuity, Damien is his biological son, but Dick, Jason, and Tim were all essentially adopted into his family. On Earth 2, he married Selena and had a daughter, Helena.
Batman marries a Persian Princess & Their Son is Heir to the Throne
Who did Bruce Wayne get pregnant?
As revealed in the comic Batman Beyond 2.0, Bruce Wayne and Barbara Gordon had an affair while Barbara's boyfriend Dick Grayson was away. Barbara fell pregnant.
In the movie, much like in the comic that inspired it, we learn that Bruce has taken in three very different orphan children, who assist him on his travels and with his studies. They're not Robins, and that's not exactly unusual—Bruce's children aren't always Robins.
Tim Drake was the only member of the Batman family to ever consider and even briefly adopt the Wayne family name (outside of Damian, who is actually Bruce's biological son). This was after Tim's father was killed by Captain Boomerang, and Bruce offered to formally adopt him.
She was never adopted by Bruce, having her mom still alive though not mentioned in Wayne Family Adventures, but is a great friend of the family, being sometimes considered part of it and spending a lot of time in the mannor.
Kull was the daughter of the superheroes Batman and Wonder Woman from a world of the Dark Multiverse. Her mother trained her in the art of Amazonian combat and she was trained by her father as well.
Damian Wayne is the son of Batman and Talia al Ghul. This makes him an heir to the world's greatest crime-fighter, and its greatest super-villain Ra's al Ghul.
Following the Crisis on Infinite Earths event and the rebooting of DC's main comics universe, Jason's origin was changed to being a pre-teen street urchin and petty thief who Bruce adopted and took under his wing after finding the boy attempting to steal the tires off of the Batmobile.
No. In almost every version of the Batman story, Bruce is an only child, though in some alternate universes he has a brother, Thomas Wayne Jr, who becomes Owlman, a sort of evil and murderous Batman.
In that story, Talia becomes naturally pregnant during her marriage to Bruce and gives birth in secret. At the end she gives Damian up for adoption and presumably can't stand it and retrieves him later.
Her mother, the Warlord's daughter, was imprisoned there by the Warlord to take the place of Talia's exiled mercenary father. One day, when Talia was a young child, the prison doctor forgot to lock their cell and her mother was attacked and killed by a group of prisoners.
Helena Wayne is the original incarnation of The Huntress, originating from the original golden age Batman continuity of Earth 2. Helena was the biological daughter of Batman and Catwoman, raised to be a lawyer-by-day/vigilante-by-night and eventually became her father's successor.
The golden age Bruce Wayne married the golden age Selina Kyle and they had a daughter Helena. That is to say the Batman of the 40's married the Catwoman of the 40's and had a daughter who became the Huntress in the 70's. No other major version of Bruce Wayne has been married.
After Batman caught Jason attempting to steal the tires of the Batmobile. Upon quickly discovering the boy doesn't have a family and has succumbed to resourcefully making a way for himself on the street, Batman takes Jason Todd in as one of his own.
Initially, Barbara was distrustful of the second Batman, Terry McGinnis; this distrust was stressed when Spellbinder used his technology to make her believe that Terry had killed Mad Stan. She also expressed a measure of resentment towards Bruce for not talking Terry out of becoming the latest Batman.
Would Bruce Wayne still be Batman if his parents were alive?
However, the big twist occurs in the epilogue, where we see that despite his parents being saved, young Bruce has decided to train to become a superhero ANYways, and thus, Bruce Wayne was not just a superhero based on vengeance, but he was destined to be a hero no matter what!
