Driving into Battle.Byline: Paraj Shah (Images: battle1.jpg, battle2.jpg, battle3.jpg) Movies: Batman Begins (2005) and The Dark Knight The Dark Knight may refer to:
Designers: Nathan Crowley and Christopher Nolan Features and Gadgets: Landing hook Front-firing guns Built-in fuel safety link After burners with vector controls Back-end flaps for quick stops Axle-less front wheels on bolted arms Armour plating Bulletproof glass Strictly, bulletproof glass would be glass that is capable of stopping most manner of bullets fired at it. Such glass cannot currently be made in any usable thickness (if at all), so what is loosely called bulletproof glass is, within the industry, referred to as and tyres Stealth mode Taking place in secret. It often refers to the position that startup companies take when developing a product they feel will be very competitive in the marketplace. They swear everyone to secrecy and keep a very low profile until they are ready to launch. On-board two-wheeled escape vehicle called the Batpod, incorporating the driver's seat driv·er's seat n. A position of control or authority. and the left gun TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS: Engine: 5.7lt Chevrolet V8 with propane-powered jet engines Length: 4,572mm Width: 2,844.8mm 0-100 kmph: 5.3 seconds Paraj Shah theweek@apexstuff.com Bob and Kane's eternal creation, Batman, usually works alone. The Caped Crusader is the ultimate superhero su·per·he·ro n. pl. su·per·he·roes A figure, especially in a comic strip or cartoon, endowed with superhuman powers and usually portrayed as fighting evil or crime. striving to keep Gotham City This article is about the fictional place. For the real city sometimes referred to as "Gotham", see New York City. Gotham City, New Jersey is a fictional city appearing in DC Comics, and is best known as the home of Batman. from falling into the hands of scoundrels like the Joker, the Joker, the master of disguise confounds Batman. [Comics: “Batman” in Horn, 101] See : Disguise Penguin, Two Face and the Riddler. But unlike other comic book comic book Bound collection of comic strips, usually in chronological sequence, typically telling a single story or a series of different stories. The first true comic books were marketed in 1933 as giveaway advertising premiums. superheroes, Batman is a man born without superpowers and must rely on his trusted friend and butler Alfred and his super gadgets to keep Gotham crime-free. Even as the Dark Knight goes about his chosen task of cleansing the beloved city where his parents fell victim to petty crime when he was still a child, TheWeek takes a look at the vehicle of choice for the alter ego A doctrine used by the courts to ignore the corporate status of a group of stockholders, officers, and directors of a corporation in reference to their limited liability so that they may be held personally liable for their actions when they have acted fraudulently or unjustly or when of the millionaire Bruce Wayne, the Batmobile. As with all else in tinseltown, the Batmobile is subject to the changes of time and the designerAEs imagination. Movies: Batman (1989) and Batman Returns (1992) Designers: Anton Furst Anton Furst (May 6, 1944 as Anthony Francis Furst - November 24, 1991) was a distinguished production designer who won an Oscar for designing the Batmobile and the noirish nightmare version of Gotham City in Tim Burton's Batman (1989). and Bo Welch Features and Gadgets: Voice-controlled recognition system Aircraft instrumentation Two submachine guns and bombs Disc launchers and shin breakers Oil slick dispensers Smoke emitters Batmissile Grappling hook launchers and a central foot capable of lifting the car and rotating it 180 degrees Technical Specifications: Engine: Chevrolet V8 fused with jet turbine Length: 6,621.78mm Width: 2,397.76mm 0-100kmph: 3.7 seconds Movies: Batman Forever (1995) Designers: Barbara Ling Features and Gadgets: Carbonfibre body System diagnostics display Can lock all four wheels perpendicular to its centreline to allow quick sideways movement Vertical climb ability, Indirectly lit engine panels, wheels and undercarriage Technical Specifications: Engine: Chevrolet 350 ZZ3 engine with booster Length: 7,259.32mm Width: 2,397.76mm Height: 3,199.89mm Max speed: 530kmph with booster Tyres: Pivotable Trivia: Destroyed by Riddler with a sack full of explosives in its cockpit Movies: Batman and Robin (1997) Designers: Barbara Ling Features and Gadgets: Voice-activated computer Rocket launchers Grappling hooks Infrared and laser scan trackers Wheel-based axle bombs Ejection seat Large fins curved back into the air Technical Specifications: Engine: 350 ZZ3 Chevrolet engine Afterburners: Six flame columns produced a V-shaped exhaust pattern 2m long Length: 9,999.98mm, making it the longest Batmobile ever Top speed: 563.27kmph with afterburner afterburner Second combustion chamber in a turbojet or turbofan engine, immediately in front of the engine's exhaust nozzle. The injection and combustion of extra fuel in this chamber provide additional thrust for takeoff or supersonic flight; in most cases, the afterburner thrusts Trivia: Badly damaged when Mr Freeze shot the underside of the car with his freeze-gun Movies: Batman Forever (1995) Designers: Barbara Ling Features and Gadgets: Carbonfibre body System diagnostics display Can lock all four wheels perpendicular to its centreline to allow quick sideways movement Vertical climb ability, Indirectly lit engine panels, wheels and undercarriage Technical Specifications: Engine: Chevrolet 350 ZZ3 engine with booster Length: 7,259.32mm Width: 2,397.76mm Height: 3,199.89mm Max speed: 530kmph with booster Tyres: Pivotable Trivia: Destroyed by Riddler with a sack full of explosives in its cockpit A[umlaut umlaut (  m`lout) [Ger.,=transformed sound], in inflection, variation of vowels of the type of English man to men. ] Apex Press and Publishing
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