Batman Day: Twitter Celebration of Everyone’s favourite DC hero Batman

Batman Day is celebrated globally in September. If you were told to picture the most timeless superhero, we’re sure you will think of Batman and Batman only. Absolutely, we’re aware of this classic caped crusader, with his forever partner Robin and his popular ride the one and only Bat mobile.

Because of his popularity, every third Saturday of September annually, which is September 18 this year, the world celebrates superhero Batman and the evergreen story of his life through the one and only DC Comics.

Pop culture icon Batman’s legacy is honored and celebrated on this day by the Citizens of Gotham and the world. Due to Batman’s popularity in TV, films as well as comic, this day is celebrated all over the world by its fans.

It’s been 80 years that Batman has gained so much popularity as a character. A character who reflects justice against the wrong and for the world. Let’s us celebrate our inner super hero this Batman’s Day

Let's take a look how DC fans are celebrating #BatmanDay on twitter:

The Bat flies east ???? Prepare to celebrate #BatmanDay international style and learn about some of the countries featured in BATMAN: THE WORLD: https://t.co/vyHoSxDadk #DCFanDome pic.twitter.com/8RV9sNqGtJ
— Batman (@DCBatman) September 15, 2021

World's Greatest Detective
The Caped Crusader
The Defender of GOTHAM
The Dark Knight
THE BATMAN
Happy #BatmanDay GOAT pic.twitter.com/uHfVEG1GUu
— Mentalist (@ShashankVVS) September 18, 2021

Its September 18th..

Happy #BatmanDay fellas!

Long Live The Bat ???? pic.twitter.com/HljGxpyQxP
— DC World Telugu (@DCWorldTelugu) September 17, 2021

It's #BatmanDay tomorrow 18th Sept and #Liverpool is one of three cities where the bat signal will be projected from an iconic building in the city from 08:45pm for 30 minutes. No location has been released yet.
Pass it on with a retweet???? pic.twitter.com/Dy8UEvrITb
— Liverpool Vista (@LiverpoolVista) September 17, 2021

Why is Batman so popular & has managed to stay relevant after 80 years since his debut ? Here is a small thread #BatmanDay pic.twitter.com/qkEwx9jIiG
— ???????? Devdas ???? ???? (@DseDevdas) September 18, 2021

HAPPY #BATMANDAY

To celebrate we are giving away all 4 of these Batmobiles to one lucky customer, thanks to our friends @HeroCollector_!

To win
RT with #hmvBatmanDay
must be following this account
UK Only pic.twitter.com/lqOiJK2qVT
— hmv (@hmvtweets) September 18, 2021

Celebrate the Knight... with tacos ????????????????‍♂️ Complete this comic and share your version using #DCFanDomeFridays!

Catch more of your fav DC Super Heroes at DC Kids FanDome on October 16th!
????https://t.co/uY0gNUHJNo #BatmanDay #Batman #Batgirl #DCKids pic.twitter.com/0eVDbDM3AJ
— DC Kids (@DCComicsKids) September 17, 2021

happy #batmanday ???????? pic.twitter.com/pAI8Yb9e7l
— sergi (@sergiart5_) September 17, 2021

Writer Bob Haney & artist Jim Aparo. #BatmanDay pic.twitter.com/DnPnKibTOi
— ComicsintheGoldenAge (@ComicsintheGA) September 18, 2021

#BatmanDay festivities have begun with free gifts, Batman Classics in Episode 41, a new (Wayne) Manor Lair, and more! https://t.co/Po73ni0MvG pic.twitter.com/zPvzterPh2
— DCUO (@DCUO) September 16, 2021