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[blummer102]

He's however old the writers want him to be. Usually I imagine him as anywhere from early 30's to late 40's.

He's taken a few dips into a Lazarus Pit, so if you want to consider those as canon alongside the entirety of his publishing history, he could be in his 50s or 60s but technically still in prime condition.

 

[Escape Goat]

Batman will always be drawn like hes 32.

 

[MiguelMexMIstery]

Wow, kinda funny how Spidey and Batman are close in age in the comics but in their current cinematic universe one is 15 and the other is in his 40s.

I'm surprised he's never taken a dip (afaik).

He's taken a few dips into a Lazarus Pit

Hmmm?

Someone's messing with the timestream!

lol

 

[Ryouji Gunblade]

One of the reasons I like Batman Beyond is that they aren't afraid to age Bruce there.

 

[MisterHero]

In Superman/Batman Generations, Bats lives forever by keeping a Lazarus Pit to himself

Also Pre52 Batman is hundreds of years old thanks to Darkseid's muckery. sort of

 

[Grenouille]

At what age do professional fighter decline? He should be younger than that.

I'd like to see a story in which Batman starts feeling his age, starts to lose fights more easily, wonders if he should stop before he gets killed, is worried about concussions, like the sad story of an old UFC champion. DK Returns is kinda like that though already, but not exactly.

 

[The Cretan]

At what age do professional fighter decline? He should be younger than that.

I'd like to see a story in which Batman starts feeling his age, starts to lose fights more easily, wonders if he should stop before he gets killed, is worried about concussions, like the sad story of an old UFC champion. DK Returns is kinda like that though already, but not exactly.

It's not a comic book story, but you could check out the first Batman: Beyond episode. It's just an episode, but I think you will like it.