@RichardWiseman

Good question asked on blog. What is the collective noun for Batman? Batmen or Batmans ?

5:45AM Thu, March 17 2011

@oreigirisu

It doesn't matter. There is only one Batman.

5:45AM Thu, March 17 2011

@moosegrinder Chesterfield

There is no collective noun, because there is only one goddamn Batman.

5:45AM Thu, March 17 2011

@aTumshie Kirkcaldy

There can be no collective noun for Batman- there is only one Batman! Obviously.

5:46AM Thu, March 17 2011

@tomwaitsripoff

Is there more than one Batman? #notanexpert

5:46AM Thu, March 17 2011

@jimchristian London UK

I believe it is "Batmen", as indicated by Batman, Inc. http://bit.ly/hQKIqv

5:47AM Thu, March 17 2011

@billywaters

If you see more than one batman you have more problems than just trying to find the plural.

5:47AM Thu, March 17 2011

@untoku London

fortunately you'll never have to ask that question about the Highlander because THERE CAN BE ONLY ONE!

5:47AM Thu, March 17 2011

@DaveMcCool

Is it not a proper noun? In which case it should be "Batmans".

5:48AM Thu, March 17 2011

@CaricatureClub Swindon, UK

I assume that would depend on whether Batman was the Batman or merely a Batman...

5:48AM Thu, March 17 2011

@olgaevans

Batpersons!

5:57AM Thu, March 17 2011

@Adam_Noone The garden of England

Batmany?

6:00AM Thu, March 17 2011

@JoJester 51.889804°N, 0.901235°W

There's no collective name for Batman!! There is only one Batman.

6:00AM Thu, March 17 2011

@andrewhennigan

There is only one Batman! Seriously, apply same rule as you would to a group of namesakes. Would you say "Richard Wisemen"?

6:00AM Thu, March 17 2011

@JoJester 51.889804°N, 0.901235°W

There is no collective noun for Batman. There is only one Batman.

6:01AM Thu, March 17 2011

@boggits

there can only be 1 Batman

6:04AM Thu, March 17 2011

@titchener I am here.

There can be only one Batman. Still, Google favors Batmen (Batmens <> Batmen's, silly Google!)

6:09AM Thu, March 17 2011

@andjudoknow Philadelphia, PA

he is always referred as "the Batman" or "Batmans"

6:19AM Thu, March 17 2011

@pixie359

there's only one Batman, so the question doesn't make sense.

6:20AM Thu, March 17 2011

@BigNose3559 ÜT: 51.612006,-...

...& that 1 Batman is Adam West (dinner, dinner, dinner, dinner, dinner, dinner, dinner, dinner...)

6:20AM Thu, March 17 2011

@profbrucehood

I recently had the same problem with Mickey Mice

6:40AM Thu, March 17 2011

@tessakendall London

There is only one Batman!

7:03AM Thu, March 17 2011

@ursine_benn Chatham, England

to avoid being sexist it's actually Bat-person.

7:28AM Thu, March 17 2011

@PKopal Colchester England

Bat MEN because he is a Bat - Man, just the space is not shown.

7:53AM Thu, March 17 2011

@Baz6789 Haverhill, UK

surely there can be only one!

12:39PM Thu, March 17 2011

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Good question asked on blog. What is the collective noun for Batman? Batmen or Batmans ?

It doesn't matter. There is only one Batman.

There is no collective noun, because there is only one goddamn Batman.

There can be no collective noun for Batman- there is only one Batman! Obviously.

Is there more than one Batman? #notanexpert

I believe it is "Batmen", as indicated by Batman, Inc. http://bit.ly/hQKIqv

If you see more than one batman you have more problems than just trying to find the plural.

fortunately you'll never have to ask that question about the Highlander because THERE CAN BE ONLY ONE!

Is it not a proper noun? In which case it should be "Batmans".

I assume that would depend on whether Batman was the Batman or merely a Batman...

Batpersons!

Batmany?

There's no collective name for Batman!! There is only one Batman.

There is only one Batman! Seriously, apply same rule as you would to a group of namesakes. Would you say "Richard Wisemen"?

There is no collective noun for Batman. There is only one Batman.

there can only be 1 Batman

There can be only one Batman. Still, Google favors Batmen (Batmens <> Batmen's, silly Google!)

he is always referred as "the Batman" or "Batmans"

there's only one Batman, so the question doesn't make sense.

...& that 1 Batman is Adam West (dinner, dinner, dinner, dinner, dinner, dinner, dinner, dinner...)

I recently had the same problem with Mickey Mice

There is only one Batman!

to avoid being sexist it's actually Bat-person.

Bat MEN because he is a Bat - Man, just the space is not shown.

surely there can be only one!

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Replyz collects and amplifies questions from around the web, allowing a wider audience to answer them.

Good question asked on blog. What is the collective noun for Batman? Batmen or Batmans ?

It doesn't matter. There is only one Batman.

There is no collective noun, because there is only one goddamn Batman.

There can be no collective noun for Batman- there is only one Batman! Obviously.

Is there more than one Batman? #notanexpert

I believe it is "Batmen", as indicated by Batman, Inc. http://bit.ly/hQKIqv

If you see more than one batman you have more problems than just trying to find the plural.

fortunately you'll never have to ask that question about the Highlander because THERE CAN BE ONLY ONE!

Is it not a proper noun? In which case it should be "Batmans".

I assume that would depend on whether Batman was *the* Batman or merely *a* Batman...

Batpersons!

Batmany?

There's no collective name for Batman!! There is only one Batman.

There is only one Batman! Seriously, apply same rule as you would to a group of namesakes. Would you say "Richard Wisemen"?

There is no collective noun for Batman. There is only one Batman.

there can only be 1 Batman

There can be only one Batman. Still, Google favors Batmen (Batmens &lt;&gt; Batmen's, silly Google!)

he is always referred as "the Batman" or "Batmans"

there's only one Batman, so the question doesn't make sense.

...& that 1 Batman is Adam West (dinner, dinner, dinner, dinner, dinner, dinner, dinner, dinner...)

I recently had the same problem with Mickey Mice

There is only one Batman!

to avoid being sexist it's actually Bat-person.

Bat MEN because he is a Bat - Man, just the space is not shown.

surely there can be only one!

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There can be only one Batman. Still, Google favors Batmen (Batmens <> Batmen's, silly Google!)