Batman really is a superhero, as it turns out.
It began very oddly, as police in Montgomery, Maryland, pulled over a fully-costumed, caped crusader -- spike-earred, face-covering cowl and all -- driving along in a Batmobile, a black Lamborghini sporting Bat-plates.
And so it was, about those plates, that Batman was pulled over, the cops wondering about those plates, that car, that Bat-driver.
The real license plates were inside the car. The plates that had been mobile, mounted on the Lamborghini, displayed the Bat-symbol.
It's been about a week since this tale came out of nowhere, and now the rest has become known. Baltimore county businessman, Lenny Robinson, age 48, is now unveiled: Batman.
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