Bruce Wayne, infamously distraught following the death of his parents and having spent the most of his life in seclusion, is exceedingly unlucky in love. Indeed, Batman and Catwoman are a perfect fit because of their shared desire for independence, but this may be a double-edged blade. Bruce has had many lovers, but none have been able to properly integrate into his unusual, bizarre existence. He consistently falls for women who either attempt to murder him, are slain by one of his numerous foes, or both. However, some have been more successful than others, and the following are our undervalued favorites.

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10. Talia al Ghul

Talia al Ghul may be the most convoluted woman in Batman's love life. She is the daughter of the villain Ra's al Ghul, is cold and calculated, and is the mother of Batman's son. Batman really loved Talia, a connection created amid the tension between right and wrong, which explains much of his interest in the other women on this list. Talia's persistent criminal activities, as well as the fact that she conceived and raised Damien Wayne in secret, only to abandon him to Batman years later, make her less entertaining.

9. Poison Ivy

Batman only does complex tasks. At this time, it is well-established that this is true. His association with Poison Ivy is evidence of this. Generally, it was fully unidirectional. In their early encounters, Pamela Isley often inebriated Batman with a kiss, causing him to fall in love with her. After working together to free Gotham and its residents from the threat of the No Man's Land epic, the two have really enjoyed a somewhat regular relationship. This did not endure, and it seems Ivy has met someone she really loves.

8. Batwoman

However, Kathy Kane's place in Batman's life is problematic for a different reason. While the most of his romantic interests want to murder or at least confuse him, the first Batwoman just desired to marry him. This deliberate effort to land the Bat-Plane stems from an awkward moment in Batman's past when he and Robin were attacked for spreading homosexuality among minors.

7. Silver St. Cloud

Another very sad individual in Bruce Wayne's life is Silver St. Cloud. Silver emerged in 1978 and became an integral part of Batman's Silver Age life almost immediately. The attractive socialite had many similarities with Bruce, something that most of his romantic partners lack, and she could understand the contrast between the social and private guy. The fact that he was Batman was not something she could have anticipated, but she embraced it as another thing that distinguished her. She ultimately perished at the hands of one of Batman's most pathetic foes.

6. Chase Meridian

In her official role, Chase Meridian was a psychiatrist who collaborated with the Gotham Police Department. However, within the first few minutes of her proximity to Batman, she violates almost every professional boundary by aggressively approaching him and abusing the Bat signal to flirt. After making her debut in Batman Forever, she has had a surprising amount of staying power, appearing sporadically in comics in the years thereafter.

5. Vicki Vale

1948 saw Vicki Vale's debut appearance on the pages of Batman #49, some years after our girl Julie Madison had departed the series. She was a reporter who often participated in shenanigans to discover Batman's secret identity, making her Lois Lane's redheaded counterpart. Although she was discontinued in the 1960s, she has persisted in different ways ever since.

4. Rachel Dawes

Rachel Dawes is one of Batman's most prominent romantic interests, yet she is the one with the least history. Rachel made her debut in Batman Begins as a unique character, Bruce Wayne's childhood pal who grew up to become in many ways his life's love. In The Dark Knight, her death alters Batman's whole existence and plunges him into a terrible melancholy. At least before Catwoman appeared. Rachel remains a major player in the character's intricate past despite not appearing in any comics or other media.

3. Nocturna

Contrary to expectations, Batman dated a full-fledged vampire for a while. Nocturna was adopted by a criminal as a youngster, but when he died, she chose to pursue STEM fields rather than continue his criminal lifestyle. She got a skin problem and an allergy to sunlight after being struck by a laser, making her a rare vampire who was transformed by being zapped.

2. Lois Lane

After his relationships with Vicki Vale and Vesper Fairchild, Bruce Wayne dated another well-known journalist by the name of Lois Lane. Bruce visited Metropolis in the made-for-television animated film World's Finest and developed a short but mutually intense crush on the Daily Planet's top reporter.

1. Catwoman

As significant as these other women have been in Batman's life, none of them hold the place in his heart as Catwoman does. What began as playful flirting evolved over time into deep love, culminating in a marriage proposal and, in at least one potential future, the birth of a daughter. Selina Kyle's motivations are always suspect, yet she seems to really care for him, and she brings out in him a desire for more than perpetual revenge. She reveals to him things no one else has ever been able to, and probably never will be able to.

Conclusion

The billionaire handsome playboy that Bruce Wayne is – it would be a shame to leave him without any love interests. Batman has had many love interests since his introduction in the media. While his relationship with Selina Kyle is the most renowned, many fans were unaware that he has had a long list of lovers.

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