Of all of Batman's allies, Alfred has long been his most loyal and trustworthy - but in the Absolute Universe, Alfred isn't a fan of Batman.

Instead, this line is a stark reminder that Batman is, in a sense, always alone in his crusade against crime and injustice.

Forget the love/hate rivalry between Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice's titular heroes. Forget Lois Lane. The one true pairing in Zack Snyder's new film is Ben Affleck's Bruce Wayne and Jeremy ...

Alfred has war scars and an increasingly difficult relationship with Bruce Wayne – one that's more profoundly conflicting than the one seen in Christopher Nolan's Batman movies.

Alfred Pennyworth has finally gotten what he’s been wanting for decades: A Bruce Wayne who he won’t need to stitch up, worry over or be ignored by. Thomas and Martha Wayne’s son isn’t a ...

But in The Batman (in IMAX and cinemas from 4 March, with IMAX previews on 3 March) he portrays Bruce Wayne's assistant Alfred Pennyworth and helps the young vigilante as he attempts to find his ...

Spotify, DC Comics & David S. Goyer's Batman Unburied audio drama has cast Winston Duke as Bruce Wayne and Jason Isaacs as Alfred.

The scene starts with the Riddler saying Bruce Wayne (or rather "Bruuuuucccceeeee Wayyynneee", something like that) when he sees Batman.

While Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice‘s Clark Kent still has his adoptive mother Martha to turn to, Bruce Wayne has Alfred Pennyworth…but in a new clip that debuted on Ellen this week, the ...