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| + | '''The Bat Phone''' is a device used by [[Batman]] and Police [[Commissioner Gordon]] to communicate. |
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| + | The Bat Phone was located in three places: on the desk in Bruce's study in [[Wayne Manor]], on a desk in the [[Batcave]], and a mobile version in the [[Batmobile]]. |
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| + | The Bat Phone was a direct line to Commissioner Gordon's office. He kept it on a special desk under a large clear perspex cover. |
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| + | The phone was red with a black button in the center where the dial would normally have been. To make a call, either Batman or the Commissioner would lift the receiver and press the button. When a call was received, the phone's base would light up and beep until the handset was answered and the button pressed by the receiver. |
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| + | Other people would use the Bat Phone as well; [[Robin]] or [[Alfred]] (if Batman wasn't around), and [[Chief O'Hara]] would answer (reluctantly) if the Commissioner wasn't there. [[Batgirl]] used the Bat Phone in the Commissioner's office on occasion to speak to Batman. |
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Latest revision as of 00:01, 12 September 2019
The Batphone
The Bat Phone is a device used by Batman and Police Commissioner Gordon to communicate.
The Bat Phone was located in three places: on the desk in Bruce's study in Wayne Manor, on a desk in the Batcave, and a mobile version in the Batmobile.
The Bat Phone was a direct line to Commissioner Gordon's office. He kept it on a special desk under a large clear perspex cover.
The phone was red with a black button in the center where the dial would normally have been. To make a call, either Batman or the Commissioner would lift the receiver and press the button. When a call was received, the phone's base would light up and beep until the handset was answered and the button pressed by the receiver.
Other people would use the Bat Phone as well; Robin or Alfred (if Batman wasn't around), and Chief O'Hara would answer (reluctantly) if the Commissioner wasn't there. Batgirl used the Bat Phone in the Commissioner's office on occasion to speak to Batman.