13 Facts About Julie Madison

Julie Madison is a fictional character appearing in American comic books published by DC Comics, commonly in association with the superhero Batman.

Julie Madison is best known as being Batman's first significant romantic interest.

Julie Madison reappeared in two World's Finest stories in the 1970s as Princess Portia, ruler of the fictional country of Moldacia.

Bruce Wayne cares deeply for Julie Madison, but is reluctant to tell her the secret of his nighttime activities.

Julie Madison takes on further importance in Wagner's follow-up mini-series Batman and the Mad Monk.

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The Monk attempts to manipulate Julie Madison into signing over her father's finances to his supernatural cult.

Julie Madison reappears in the last issue of the storyline, this time in the present time, as she has moved back to Gotham and wants to be reunited with Bruce.

Alfred imagines what it would be like if Bruce and Julie Madison got together and made a family, allowing Bruce to have a life beyond Batman.

When Bruce remembers his past as Batman and concludes that he must restore his memories, Julie Madison helps Alfred complete the process that will restore Bruce's memories of Batman at the cost of destroying all the memories he gained during his amnesia, accepting that Gotham needs Batman more than she needs Bruce and considering it appropriate in a twisted way that she should 'end' Bruce Wayne's life just as her father contributed to his original end by selling Chill the gun.

Julie Madison has been featured as a love interest for Batman in several Elseworlds stories:.

One of these is an 80-year-old Julie Madison, who recalls her encounters with him in the 1930s, a homage to the original series.

Julie Madison mostly appears in public with Bruce at events such as the unveiling of the giant telescope at the Gotham Observatory.

Julie Madison is the only Batman love interest to not know about Bruce Wayne's secret identity.