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*The Gotham Globe headline reading telling of the murders of Thomas and Martha Wayne was dated Thursday, October 26, likely placing the date of their murders on Wednesday, October 25. |
*The Gotham Globe headline reading telling of the murders of Thomas and Martha Wayne was dated Thursday, October 26, likely placing the date of their murders on Wednesday, October 25. |
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*While not appearing in the comics, descriptions of comic-based newspapers like the [[Gotham Gazette]] mention that they are in competition with the Gotham Globe. |
*While not appearing in the comics, descriptions of comic-based newspapers like the [[Gotham Gazette]] mention that they are in competition with the Gotham Globe. |
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| + | *When Knox walks into Gotham Globe and gets mocked about his recent Batman article, a co-worker hands him a funny Batman drawing just to rub it in. But watch as a coffee cup on the worker's desk turns itself completely around between shots. |
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Revision as of 12:10, 1 January 2012
The Gotham Globe is one of the largest daily newspapers in Gotham City, with nation-wide syndication across North America in the movies Batman and Batman Returns.
In competition with the Daily Gotham, one of the paper's more notable employees is inquistive reporter Alexander Knox.
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Trivia
- The Gotham Globe headline reading telling of the murders of Thomas and Martha Wayne was dated Thursday, October 26, likely placing the date of their murders on Wednesday, October 25.
- While not appearing in the comics, descriptions of comic-based newspapers like the Gotham Gazette mention that they are in competition with the Gotham Globe.
- When Knox walks into Gotham Globe and gets mocked about his recent Batman article, a co-worker hands him a funny Batman drawing just to rub it in. But watch as a coffee cup on the worker's desk turns itself completely around between shots.