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The Bat-Signal was the iconic distress signal that Gotham City used to turn on whenever the city needed Batman's help.
History[]
In 2019, the signal was being used, when a wave of antimatter destroyed Gotham City and the entire universe.[1]
Appearances[]
Supergirl[]
Season 5[]
Behind the scenes[]
- In the DC comics, the Bat-Signal is a large projection lamp that casts the silhouetted shape of a bat across the sky of Gotham City. Commissioner James Gordon incorporated it as a means of contacting Batman, whenever he was needed and it was placed on the roof of the headquarters of Gotham City Police Department.
- The symbol used for the Bat-Signal used is from Batwoman and not the 1989 Batman film. Oddly enough, when Robert Wuhl appeared on Crisis Aftermath, a screenshot of Alexander Knox's scene featured the correct Batsignal.
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