While Batman is still the Dark Knight that fans know and love, Alfred is a secret agent who has been sent to gather intel on Batman, and if possible, take him out. Naturally, this mission hasn't ...

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

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.

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 ...

In today's Batman #83, we get the story from Alfred's perspective. First remembering how Bruce Wayne was after the death of his parents, and the belief that Bruce Wayne may take his own life ...

While Batman #98 has Batman, intoxicated by poisons, being visited by his dead butler, Alfred Pennyworth. And they both have words for him, Imaginary Martha Wayne takes stock of Bruce Wayne's ...

Batman Armory Bruce (L) vs. DX12 Bruce (R) Alfred is awesome. A lot of people felt like Hot Toys wouldn’t make an Alfred because, let’s face it, he’s an old man in a suit (not really 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 ...

'Batman V Superman' will take Alfred away from his humble existence as Bruce Wayne's butler and turn him into a bad ass. ... and apparently has a hand in training Bruce Wayne for his time as Batman.