The "Anti-Light" met to discuss the Outsiders' first mission in Brooklyn, Maine, which they had set-up for the new team to help get them off to a good start in the public eye.[6]
The "Anti-Light" met to update Wonder Woman on their operation in Dublin. Wonder Woman was appalled that they were manipulating their own allies and creating fake news.[7]
Those members of the "Anti-Light" not involved in the mission to respond to the coup in Markovia watched news coverage of the event. They were joined by several members of Batman's team.[8]
Members of Batman's team video conferenced into a meeting with the Justice League, the Team, and the Outsiders on board the Watchtower. It was decided to fold Batman's team back into the League and the Team.[8]
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The Batcave consists of bare rock and metal support frames with a number of floodlights and spotlights to provide illumination. A metal platform houses a powerful computer[3] which uses the same system as Justice Leaguecomputers.[9] The computer can be used to view and analyse footage from cameras inside Wayne Manor[4] and mounted in Batman's suit.[2] The platform also holds a lab bench with microscope, and a set of steps leading down to a lower level where the Batmobile is stored.[3] The cave also has a Zeta-Tube.[5]
The Batcave is one of the most iconic locations in DC Comics and pop culture at large. It is here that Batman stores all of his eccentric vehicles and memorabilia from his most famous enemies.
