Batman Atlas

Batman Atlas is an American comic book series loosely based on the Batman mythos incorporating elements from numerous Batman media and third party films as well.

Synopsis
Bruce Wayne is the son of Thomas Wayne as he deals with the expectancies due to being his son and the consequences of secretly masquerading as the mysterious Batman.

Main

 * Bruce Wayne/Batman - the current head of Wayne Enterprises who is also dealing with his secret identity as the mysterious crime hunter known as the Batman.

Supporting

 * Alfred Pennyworth - a former British intelligence agent who is now the butler to the Waynes and is one of the few people to know of Bruce's identity as Batman.
 * Lucius Fox - a Wayne Enterprises executive who also figures out Bruce's identity as Batman and supplies him with new forms of tech.
 * Com. James Gordon - the commissioner of the GCPD who is on a war against crime and corruption which has overflown Gotham.
 * Barbara Gordon - Gordon's intelligent daughter who operates the blog called the Oracle which chronicles Batman and is a pro-Batman blog.
 * The Robins, consisting of:
 * Dick Grayson - the head of the pro-Batman street gang known as the Robins who was once saved by Batman from death.
 * Tim Drake - TBD
 * Stephanie Brown - TBD

Antagonists

 * The Joker - an insane anarchist who has a legion of followers and believes that life is terrible and he has nothing left to loose.
 * Harleen Quinzel/Harley Quinn - the Joker's head follower who fell insane after meeting the Joker, with her abuse from both her parents and superiors at Arkham as she feels Joker is her true love and escape from the abuse of the real world.
 * Marian Drews - TBD
 * Punchline - a very mysterious henchwoman of Joker who is arguably his most loyal as she cut her own tongue out for him.
 * Johnny Charisma - a former rock idol who after attacking a group of fans, was fired and ends up being found by the Joker and is hired to work for him.
 * Christina Bell - a former businesswoman who ended up killing her associates and was employed by Joker as she has a creepy obsession with Batman.
 * Albert King - a former professional wrestler who after hospitalizing his family, was fired and ends up being hired by the Joker as a form of muscles.
 * Frank Boles - a corrupt security guard at Arkham Asylum who serves as Joker's mole in Arkham.
 * Captain Clown - a robot who Joker stole from Wayne Industries and fashioned it up to be his personal ship captain.
 * Mr. Hammer - TBD
 * Oswald Cobblepot/Penguin - a flamboyant mob boss who has an obsession with penguins and has a threshold on Gotham.
 * Jay, Raven and Lark - Penguin's three waitresses at the Iceberg Lounge and his most trusted soldiers.
 * Waylon Jones/Killer Croc - a former wrestler with a skin condition that makes him look like a reptile as he is Penguin's bodyguard.
 * Victor Zsasz - a nightmarish serial killer who works under Penguin's payroll.
 * Sickle - TBD
 * Harvey Dent/Two-Face - Bruce's best friend who is a district attorney and blackmailed Gotham News Network to not do any pieces on the violence of Gotham to boost his popularity. After an encounter with the Batman, his face ends up being burned and is out for vengeance against the Batman.
 * Pamela Isley/Poison Ivy - TBD
 * Jeremiah Arkham/Black Mask - TBD
 * Joe Chill - a thug who is the one responsible for killing Thomas and Martha Wayne, mainly because they were in the wrong place at the wrong time.
 * Joe Chill - a thug who is the one responsible for killing Thomas and Martha Wayne, mainly because they were in the wrong place at the wrong time.
 * Joe Chill - a thug who is the one responsible for killing Thomas and Martha Wayne, mainly because they were in the wrong place at the wrong time.
 * Joe Chill - a thug who is the one responsible for killing Thomas and Martha Wayne, mainly because they were in the wrong place at the wrong time.

Issues

 * 1) Wrong Place, Wrong Time - Bruce Wayne, 15 years after his parents' death, becomes the vigilante known as Batman as his first mission is simple: find the man who killed his parents, and make him pay.

Trivia

 * Batman wouldn't have any sidekicks in the series but several of his sidekicks' civilian forms do appear.