Wayne Manor is a large rundown mansion and former residence of the Wayne family in Gotham City. It is currently the headquarters of the Justice League.
History
Wayne Manor was the large palatial home of Bruce Wayne and his butler Alfred Pennyworth, and the former home to the late Martha and Thomas Wayne, who were buried in the cemetery on the grounds.
Fall from Grace
As it stood, the manor was a desolate husk, overtaken by weeds and water-stains after years of neglect.[1] As a result at the age of 18 Bruce disregarded the maintenance of his childhood home, instead opting to move into a modern styled Glasshouse by a lake.[2]
Reconstruction
- "Big round table. Six chairs, right there."
"But room for more."
"But room for more." - ―Bruce Wayne and Diana Prince[src]
After stopping the invasion of Parademons led by Steppenwolf, Bruce Wayne and Alfred Pennyworth started planning to rebuild the Manor as the headquarters for the Justice League and its potential future recruits, with some help from Diana Prince.[3]
Gallery
Behind the Scenes
- In DC Comics, Wayne Manor has been ruined in various incarnations. Before the events of Kingdom Come, it was destroyed by Two-Face and Bane after discovering Batman's true identity. In Cataclysm, the Manor was damaged beyond repair, after an earthquake struck Gotham City. Also, in Christopher Nolan's Dark Knight Trilogy, Wayne Manor was destroyed by a fire caused by the League of Assassins. In the television series Gotham, the manor is destroyed near the end of the fifth season by Jeremiah Valeska.
References
- ↑ Batman v Superman Photos – A Look at the 2016 Dawn of Justice
- ↑ Goyer, David S., Terrio, Chris (writers) & Snyder, Zack (director) (March 25, 2016). Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice.
- ↑ Terrio, Chris, Whedon, Joss (writers) & Snyder, Zack (director) (November 17, 2017). Justice League.
External Links
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Wayne Manor on the DC Wiki
- Hall of Justice on the DC Wiki
- Wayne Manor on Wikipedia
- Hall of Justice on Wikipedia
