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Bruce Wayne: Is Batman A Vigilante Or Hero?
Batman is a vigilante/hero. His real name is Bruce Wayne, also known as the CEO of Wayne Enterprises. He Has an inexhaustible amount of money along with advanced technology. Over his years of training he became an incredible martial artist, combat strategist, and brilliant detective skills. Batman is a hero because he has four of the heroic qualities.
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