We all know that Bruce Wayne is TheBatman, but what about the rest of the Wayne family?
Now that The Batman has been released, there might be some questions, and a bit of confusion, about the history of Gotham City's most influential family. The Waynes have been a part of Gotham since before the city was even built, and Batman's legacy would long outlive even the life of Bruce Wayne.
Among them, Bruce's long-lost ancestor, Sir Gawain, a knight who served as a member of King Arthur's famed Round Table in Camelot. Gawain was King Arthur's nephew and fought valiantly against witches, dragons, and other medieval opponents during the 6th century in order to protect the Holy Grail. He would even fight alongside the famed Silent Knight, who was an ancestor of the Kent family and one of Hawkman's past lives.
During the American Revolutionary War, Darius Wayne and his brother "Mad" Anthony were patriots who fought for American independence. It wouldn't take long before Darius became a war hero though after he successfully took out a British naval vessel. In his honor, construction began on what would become Wayne Manor, though the Wayne family wouldn't live there for another few generations according to Wayne family tradition as told in Grant Morrison's Batman and Robin.
It would eventually be revealed that Alan was killed by Gotham's oldest criminal elite, the Court of Owls, in an attempt to silence his paranoia revolving around their takeover of the city. But before his death, Alan fathered a child of his own, Kenneth Wayne. Kenneth would soon start Wayne Chemical, another branch of the family business, before dying fairly young like his father.
After his family had served the Waynes for generations, Alfred Pennyworth soon took over as the butler for Thomas, Martha, and their son Bruce. This was after his own father, Jarvis Pennyworth, retired after being blackmailed by the Court of Owls to cause a car accident, triggering the premature birth and eventual death of Thomas and Martha's second son, Thomas Wayne Jr. . Though Bruce grew up without a brother, Alfred faithfully served as his closest friend and confidant.
In the following years, Bruce would legally adopt the first three Robins, Dick Grayson, Jason Todd, and Tim Drake, as his own sons, and would even adopt the second Batgirl, Cassandra Cain, as his daughter. Bruce would go on to have more children than most of his ancestors, just not strictly by blood. Of course, after a few steamy encounters with Talia al Ghul , Bruce would eventually father his own biological child, a young boy named Damien, now the current Robin.
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