You’ve heard of Batman, but have you heard of BatDad? Blake Wilson, AKA BatDad, has become an Internet sensation after creating an alter ego where he wears the super hero’s mask and schools his kids ...

He’s just an ordinary dad with a smartphone … and a cape. And he’s using them for good. Meet Blake Wilson, the real guy behind the Batman mask and the husky voice for which his character “Batdad” is ...

He's the hero dad we deserve — and need — right now. A Georgia father of four dons the Dark Knight's disguise and mimics the superhero's husky voice to become BatDad, protecting his family and the ...

He is the superhero who finds himself in horrifyingly domestic situations. "The idea was simply Batman as a dad," Blake Wilson said. "What it is - his glory days are over and now he's married with ...

The last generation may have let the TV parent their kids, but this generation has a new place to turn: Vine. Specifically, the masked super-father, Batdad (alter ego: Blake Wilson of Atlanta). In his ...

Blake Wilson has given up his title Dad and goes by Batdad (for obvious reasons), but he doesn't fight crime or protect Gotham City. Batdad handles his typical parenting duties as Batman, and his ...

Can you imagine being a kid and having your dad sometimes sport a Batman mask as he waits for opportunities to parent you in that iconic gritty Batman voice? That’s exactly what Vine user BatDad does, ...

Didn’t really spy anything super-useful this week so we’ll have to go with a bit of a wild card. Everyone’s familiar with BatDad, right? Well, Arkham Origins releasing on Friday provides the ...

Don’t think you can have a minivan full of family fun in six seconds? You haven’t met the “Eh Bee” family. That’s the name a Toronto, Canada, household goes by on its Vine, YouTube and Instagram ...

Vine user BatDad‘s greatest six-second hits have been compiled into an epic mishmash of what life would be like if Batman had a bunch of kids, a wife named Jen and a Honda Odyssey minivan. BatDad ...

If you ever get the feeling that your kids are more impressed by the superheroes in their comic books than they are by you, well, this dad knows your struggle. That's why he often dons the mask of ...