Batman Day in Brazil on September 16th
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Batman Day in Brazil will celebrate Batman Day on September 16th in honor of the dark DC hero.
Batman Day is an annual celebration held on the third Saturday of September each year, paying tribute to this character created by Bob Kane and Bill Finger in March 1939.
The first celebration took place on July 23rd of that year, but the date was changed to the third Saturday of September the following year.
This year’s chosen location is Brazil.
The Gotham hero will join forces with other heroes from the DC Comics universe to amplify the message of protection and his legacy of over 80 years.
Batman Day in Brazil will team up with another superhero to make a greater impact among fans.
This time, he will join forces with Blue Beetle, and there will also be a nighttime race, an outdoor Bat-Signal in São Paulo (at Faro de Santander and Casa Warner), an exclusive hero mural in Beco do Batman, and special activations.
This month, HBO Max has prepared a special selection of Batman-related content to celebrate Batman Day.
Batman Day is also part of the programming on Warner Channel, TNT, and Space, so there’s no excuse for Batman fans who don’t have HBO Max to miss out on the celebration.
Batman Day in Latin America will amplify the message of protection and his legacy of over eight decades.
Batman Day in Brazil and Mexico
In Batman Day in Brazil, there will be a Batman nighttime race, a mural in Beco do Batman, special activations, and the outdoor Bat-Signal in São Paulo at Faro de Santander and Casa Warner.
Meanwhile, Batman Day in Mexico will be celebrated in conjunction with Wonder Woman, with activities taking place from September 16th to 23rd to coincide with the Independence celebration.
There will be activations in the parking lot of the Perisur shopping center, the Bat-Signal on the facade of Liverpool store, and a special Batwheels exhibition that will delight kids, teenagers, and adults.
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