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Dr. Kirk Langstrom is a scientist, afflicted with the tragic transformations of turning into the Man-Bat.
Physical appearance[]
Kirk Langstrom is a middle-aged man with brown/blond hair. He wears an orange prison suit.
Personality[]
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Powers and abilities[]
Powers[]
- Transformation: Upon exposure to the serum, Kirk can transform himself into a giant-bat creature with claws and wings.
Abilities[]
- Science: Langstrom is an accomplished scientist and biochemist.
History[]
Early life[]
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Scooby-Doo! Team-Up[]
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Scooby-Doo and Guess Who?[]
When Batman identified Man-Bat as the potential culprit behind Alfred's disappearance, he went to check up on Langstrom at Arkham Asylum. Langstrom transformed into the Man-Bat and tried to attack Batman, though his cell effectively contained him. It was later revealed that the Joker was posing as Langstrom as a part of his Man-Bat disguise.[1]
Appearances[]
Appearances in other media[]
- Created by Frank Robbins, Neal Adams and Julius Schwartz, Kirk Langstrom made his first appearance in Detective Comics #400 (June, 1970).
Notes/trivia[]
- Dr. Langstrom implies this isn't the first time he's been Man-Bat, which would also imply that the cure may only be temporary.
- Even though Kirk has black eyes during and after his transformation back (his eyes closed before), in the flashback, he has what seem to be blue eyes in mid-transformation.
References[]
- ↑ SDGW, What a Night, for a Dark Knight!, season 1, episode 13.