Julie Madison

Julie Madison is a wealthy actress and socialite who became fiancée to billionaire playboy, Bruce Wayne. Despite this, she was unaware of his nighttime activities as Batman. Madison is notable for being Batman's first significant love interest in publication. Following her father Norman Madison's death at the hands of Sal Maroni, she broke off her engagement with Bruce and joined the Peace Corps. Julie Madison was created by Gardner Fox and Bob Kane, first appearing during the Golden Age in Detective Comics #31. (1939)

Batman

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Items	Batarang • Batcomputer • Batboat • Bat-Copter • Batgyro • Batmobile • Batplane • Bat-Rocket • Batsuit • Bat-Radia • Bat-Signal • Redbird • Utility Belt
Locations	Ace Chemicals • Arkham Asylum • Bat-Bunker • Batcave • Blackgate Penitentiary • Blüdhaven • GothCorp • Gotham City • GCPD Headquarters • Iceberg Lounge • Wayne Enterprises • Wayne Foundation • Wayne Manor
Miscellaneous	Love Interests • Origins • Other Media • Publication History • Recommended Reading • Storylines • Video Games • Batman Family
Comics	Azrael • Batgirl • Batman • Batman and Robin • Batman Beyond • Batman Confidential • Batman Incorporated • Batman: Dark Knight • Batman: Streets of Gotham • Birds of Prey • Justice League of America • Outsiders • Red Robin • Superman/Batman
Storylines	Batman and Son • Batman Eternal • Batman Incorporated • Batman R.I.P. • Batman Reborn • Battle for the Cowl • The Black Mirror • Blind Justice • Cataclysm • Contagion • The Dark Knight Returns • A Death in the Family • Death of the Family • Endgame • Face the Face • Fugitive • Gotham's Most Wanted • Hush • The Killing Joke • Knightfall • Last Rites • Legacy • A Lonely Place of Dying • The Long Halloween • Night of the Owls • No Man's Land • Officer Down • Prodigal • The Resurrection of Ra's al Ghul • The Return of Bruce Wayne • Strange Apparitions • Tales of the Demon • Tower of Babel • Troika • Under the Hood • War Games • Whatever Happened to the Caped Crusader? • Where Were You On The Night Batman Was Killed? • Year One • Zero Year

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-| Description             = '''[[Julie Madison (Earth-Two)|Julie Madison]]''' is a wealthy actress and socialite who became fiancée to millionaire playboy, [[Bruce Wayne (Earth-Two)|Bruce Wayne]]. Despite this, she was unaware of his nighttime activities as '''[[Batman]]'''. Madison is notable for being Batman's first significant love interest in publication. Following her father [[Norman Madison (New Earth)|Norman Madison]]'s death at the hands of [[Sal Maroni]], she broke off her engagement with Bruce and joined the Peace Corps. ''Julie Madison'' was created by [[Gardner Fox]] and [[Bob Kane]], first appearing during the [[Golden Age]] in {{c|Detective Comics #31}}. ([[1939]])
+| Description             = '''[[Julie Madison (Earth-Two)|Julie Madison]]''' is a wealthy actress and socialite who became fiancée to billionaire playboy, [[Bruce Wayne (Earth-Two)|Bruce Wayne]]. Despite this, she was unaware of his nighttime activities as '''[[Batman]]'''. Madison is notable for being Batman's first significant love interest in publication. Following her father [[Norman Madison (New Earth)|Norman Madison]]'s death at the hands of [[Sal Maroni]], she broke off her engagement with Bruce and joined the Peace Corps. ''Julie Madison'' was created by [[Gardner Fox]] and [[Bob Kane]], first appearing during the [[Golden Age]] in {{c|Detective Comics #31}}. ([[1939]])
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