Cities Across The World Flashes The Bat Signal

Main image via Warner Bros. Pictures

People are celebrating Batman’s 80^th anniversary all over the world and it’s time they turned the bat-signals on!

Cities across the world are celebrating Batman Day, that happens on the third Saturday of September each year!

Bat-signals can be seen on buildings and into the night sky to celebrate the Dark Knight’s 80^th birthday.

New York

Melbourne

#Batman is alive and well in Melbourne pic.twitter.com/0aVdmIf7G0

— Danny Grasso (@DannyInSpecs) September 21, 2019

Tokyo

Happy Batman！🎉 TOKYO SHIBUYA pic.twitter.com/0bGOkvE2Ss

— ダリアン (@dariankir) September 21, 2019

Johannesburg

TNT Africa celebrates #BatmanDay with the most epic Bat-Signal projection on the tallest building in all of Africa, The Leonardo.
Unrivaled hero. Legendary protector. The Dark Knight's day has come. 🦇#LongLivetheBat #Batman80 pic.twitter.com/CKNUAMPo2e

— TNT Africa (@WatchTNTAfrica) September 21, 2019

London

Official news...
The Bat Signal is Has lit up in london at Senate house and DC World Team member @apknightable is there covering it live..#BatmanDay #Batman80 #LongLiveTheBat pic.twitter.com/ipaYMaoHxL

— DC WORLD (@_DCWorld) September 21, 2019

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Berlin

 

 

 

 

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Barcelona

@MuseuNac_Cat Barcelona, 80 years of Batman pic.twitter.com/BN2NEEoBDB

— Xavier Luri ICCUB (@xavier_luri) September 21, 2019

Sāo Paulo

Tá na região da Paulista e é fã do #Batman? Pertinho do Conjunto Nacional tem esse bat-sinal sendo projetado. Massa demais! 💙♥️🙌 #BatmanDay #80anosBatman #batman80 pic.twitter.com/CHuFqddToJ

— Cristiano Santos (@cristianocssp) September 22, 2019

Mexico City

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Info via CNN