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Supergirl Season 2
Supergirl season 2 is steadily making a mark in the television platform. Batman is a constant name in the DC Comic Universe. And it is only a matter of time until he seeps into the rest of the comics.

Whether it is on television, in movies or in the comics, Supergirl season 2 is paving the way to heroism. There are only a handful of women super heroes out there. But there is one super hero that stands on his own.

Batman and Gotham City

Batman is one of the darkest superheroes in the DC Comic Universe. He has a dark past that in turn is the reason for his dark future. But what does he have to do with the rest of the world?

Aside from being a member of the Justice League, Batman is a household name in the literature. He is not always present but he is known. For instance, in an episode of Supergirl season 2, Kara confirms the existence of Gotham City.
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Why else would the show runners use the infamous city as a reference? Kara also says a line that is quite intriguing, cites Screen Rant. She says her cousin (Superman) has an experience working with a vigilante before.

She describes him with having a lot of gadgets and demons. Kara is referring to nobody else.

Batman and Supergirl Season 2

Supergirl may exist in a separate universe (on television) outside of The Flash and Arrow. But having a connection with the Dark Knight in the same universe is a hidden gem.

It is only a matter of time until Batman makes his appearance in the hit television show on The CW. And his mission as always is to save the city and rid the world of bad guys.

And his enemies are not always aliens and metahumans. Sometimes they are human too. If there is a reason that brings him to Kara or Clark’s city, then it must be something along those lines.

And of course, Kara and her cousin are always there to help. The question of them getting along is a different story. Since Batman is notorious for being

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