Does Batman disguise his voice in the comics?

Yes, he does. Batman often uses a voice changer to disguise his voice and add to his mysterious and intimidating persona.

Yes, it does. The Batman universe is rich with various Batman comic series.

Most of the time, Batman refrains from killing in the comics. His mission is to rehabilitate villains rather than eliminate them. This approach makes him a symbol of hope and a hero who upholds the law without crossing the line into lethal force.

Yes, Batman has faced death-like situations in some comic storylines, but it often depends on the specific comic arc and continuity.

Sometimes he does, but it's rare and usually in very extreme circumstances.

Yes, in some comic storylines, Batman has faced situations where it seemed like he died, but often there are plot twists and he comes back.

Yes, in some comic storylines, Bumblebee did lose his voice.

There were many comics where women disguised as men, such as Ghost Blade, Sword God Domain, Date Battle, Forbidden Magic, and so on. These comics all had female characters dressed in male clothing, telling the story of their adventures with the male characters. These comics were very popular and worth reading.

Batman's death in comics can vary depending on the specific storyline. Sometimes, it's due to a final showdown with a powerful villain, while other times it might be a sacrifice for the greater good.

No, Alfred doesn't die in the Batman comics. He's usually a key supporting character throughout the series.