Batman

According to the D.C Comics Wiki, the cover art for Batman #666 depicts Bethlehem burning. Batman, having ancient Egyptian themes in it, often had King Tut as a recurring character. In the movie Batman Returns, the villain called the Penguin had been dumped in a river as a baby and 33 years later plans to have the first born sons of Gotham killed in revenge, a satirical retelling of the story of Moses. In Batman Forever, Two-Face's lair can be seen with Jewish Tabernacle symbols in the scene where Two-Face meets The Riddler. Like a priest who mediates for sinners, Two-Face was once a lawyer named Harvey Dent. The Riddler looks similar to Osiris, holding a shepard's rod, and speaks in riddles much like Jesus who spoke in parables. Cat woman appears to be based on the Egyptian goddess named Bastet.

Batman's greatest archenemy is The Joker and is portrayed as the devil personified. In the movie Dark Knight, Joker is portrayed as being a man of his word, having no possessions, being around sick people, and wanting to see the world burn. This is much like a satirical description of Jesus Christ. In the climax of the movie, the Joker was hurled off a roof and left hanging upside down in a crucifix position, much like the Hanged Man of the Tarot card deck. The Joker is based off The Joker playing card and The Fool Tarot card. Grant Morrison admits that his Batman franchise is "heavy with Tarot meanings".