>>153269829
One where Batman has to go up against a nanomachine plague that turns people into bio-cyborg monsters and any metahuman into unique monstrosities. Not to mention slowly transforming the city by covering everything in some living bio-metal and converting it into some eldritch structures.
Gotham gets walled off while Batman has to get all the other vigilantes that operate in the city together, his rogues that do not want to end up as monstrosities, the police and even the criminal underground to fight off this thing. It's all a ploy by a wholly new villain who wants to eventually use this plague on a global scale. The plague is defeated at a high cost and despite the Joker being Joker, but a piece of the bio-metal gets out of Gotham and is seen traveling to Metropolis so that Superman will have to deal with it.

>>153269829
Professor Strange builds a robot Batman to prove that he is Gothams *REAL* protector, but then its struck by lightning and goes on a rampage. And Batman has to stop it.
It will be called "Attack of the terrible Robat!"

>>153269829
Batman... but he's BIGGER.

Batman falling in love with 12 years old Dick Grayson

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Batman fights The Anti-Monitor...but he's been Jokerized! Dun dun duuuunnnn!

A story Bruce Wayne has to do detective work while having to avoid giving away he is Batman.

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>>153269829
One with no gay, lesbian, tranny shit pushed by DC. Oh wait, it's the [current year]. Can't have that....

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>>153269829
Here's one:
>the events from Bruce's childhood left him traumatized to the point that he's a recluse that's incredibly awkward around people that aren't his decrepit butler
>he trains autistically while picturing the man who killed his parents, becoming extremely lethal with his bare hands
>a crimelord psychiatrist named Dr. Hugo Strange, who was wronged by the Wayne family, treats Bruce, manipulating him and warping his mind, programming him to perform hits at night against criminals that stand in his way
>to unleash the demon, Strange hypnotizes Bruce into reliving the death of his parents, and he lashes out furiously, beating them into a bloody pulp, leaving behind horrific crime scenes
>kill mode also enhances his tactics, but he's hyperfocused in this state and can't see he's being manipulated
>his trigger is a bat or bat symbol, which Strange cleverly conceals on Bruce, like placing a bat symbol on a package he's sent to hand off, or something like that
>clean up/retrieval crew made up of Richard, Jason, and Tim, who are orphans that work for Strange
>he does this against alternate versions of Batman's rogues, from Riddler, to Penguin, to Two-Face, each with their own modified gimmicks reminiscent of their original versions
>Selina is a call girl/thief that Bruce is in love with, who is also using him as a mark
>eventually, the big bad of Gotham, the Joker, catches a whiff of what's happening to his rivals/partners
>the Joker is a frightening sadomasochist opportunist, getting pleasure from pain and overall being unpleasant and heinous
>Joker is able to play Bruce against Strange at one point; Bruce remains in strategic kill mode for the rest of the story
>final confrontation is their showdown, after a long, calculated game of tag