What would it cost to become Batman in the real world?

This week sees the release of the new Batman flick, which stars Robert Pattison as the famous Bruce Wayne.

Pattison took on the role of the dark superhero for a short while, but if you wanted to be Batman in real life, you’d need a lot of money.

 

What is Batman’s net worth?
Bruce Wayne is the proprietor of Wayne Enterprises in most Batman adaptations, a firm he inherited when his parents died tragically.

This makes Wayne’s superhero alter ego a multi-billionaire, which is fortunate because Wayne’s superhero alters ego wears a lot of costly clothing.

 

Batmobile

The value of the Batmobile in the upcoming film is yet unknown.

Pattison’s Batmobile is more vintage-looking than prior Batmobiles.

It resembles a 1960s Chevrolet Camaro with parts of a Ford Mustang and a Dodge Charger, according to Car Buzz.

The vehicle has been substantially modified to make it suitable for a superhero.

Although we don’t know the precise price, a rare 1960s Chevrolet Camaro may fetch well over $100,000, and that’s before any modifications.

When you include in the expense of superhero modifications, you’re looking at a price tag far into the millions.

 

Wayne Manor
When Batman isn’t combating crime or hanging out with his tech in the Bat cave, he’s at Wayne Manor.

According to Entertainment Weekly, Batman’s mansion is valued at $137 million and has a $1.6 million annual upkeep expense.

 

Superhero education
Batman is an expert in martial arts.

Professional martial arts instruction can cost hundreds of dollars each month, depending on where you reside.

According to the comics, he holds several degrees, including ones in computer science, engineering, and physics.

Multiple degrees may cost Batman hundreds of thousands of dollars if he studied in the United States.

There’s also firearm training and pilot training, both of which may cost hundreds of thousands of dollars.

Training to be Batman would cost millions of dollars in and of itself.

Fortunately for the superhero, he was taught by the Justice League, who, according to the books, do not charge a price for their services.

When Ben Affleck played Batman, he said that his outfit cost a whopping $100,000.

He wanted to buy the suit after the shoot, but the cost put him off.

A real-life Batsuit, according to The Mirror, may cost more than $1 million.

The price is said to be in the superhero’s renowned cowl, which has a number of high-tech features including as night vision and radio transmission.