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saw someone say that the batarangs were named pre-dickbin, but i do love the idea that dick named all the other bat-related names. plus we cannot forget that bruce excels at being an irritating (and repressed) cunt (affectionate) so i propose it went something like this:
dick, newly robin, can't be older than 9: so the little throwy things are 'batarangs'?
Bruce: yeah
dick: and you're batman
bruce: yeah
dick: so shouldn't the car be the batmobile?
bruce, 20-something, stupid:
bruce: you are a genius
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World's Finest Comics #93, March-April 1958. Curt Swan cover pencils, Stan Kaye inks, Ira Schnapp letters.
Info from Grand Comics Database
𝐁𝐚𝐭𝐦𝐚𝐧 𝘷𝘴 ℙ𝕠𝕜𝕖𝕞𝕠𝕟 (𝟷𝟿𝟿𝟿)
The Batcave back in 1968.
Batman: "What?"
Gordon: "You're sure there's nothing else you wanna update me on tonight?"
Batman: "No, I think I covered everything. Why?"
Gordon: "Just wait for it."
*Batplane flies overhead again*
Batman, frowning at it and pressing his comms: "Breakout's over, why's the plane still up?"
Gordon: "It's been up there for a while--"
Batman: "What do you mean the autopilot is broken? You're-- you're not going to hit the buildings, relax--" *deep Dad sigh*
Gordon: *infinitely more nervous looking at the thing flying within city limits*
Batman: "--I've flown that thing half asleep before" to Gordon "kids these days am I right?" back to call "We'll be there in a second. Next time release the yoke and radio in."
Secrets of the Batcave - 1968.