Previous Post > > Linda was INDEED in the Batman comics of the 1940's. She was Bruce Wayne's fiance before Vicki Vale came onto the scene. > > Linda was written out and left Bruce Wayne, I think, because she felt he'd never do anything useful with his life. She ended up marrying a prince in the DCU (fictional country). > You're thinking of Julie Madison, aren't you? She got the whole Princess Grace retcon, I know, and was Bruce's fiancee in the early Batman tales. He is thinking of Julie Madison. Bruce Wayne did indeed date Linda Page though. When the U.S. entered the War in 1941 she became a nurse. Scott

> > > Linda was INDEED in the Batman comics of the 1940's. She was Bruce Wayne's fiance before Vicki Vale came onto the scene.
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> > > Linda was written out and left Bruce Wayne, I think, because she felt he'd never do anything useful with his life. She ended up marrying a prince in the DCU (fictional country).
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> > You're thinking of Julie Madison, aren't you? She got the whole Princess Grace retcon, I know, and was Bruce's fiancee in the early Batman tales.
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> He is thinking of Julie Madison. Bruce Wayne did indeed date Linda Page though. When the U.S. entered the War in 1941 she became a nurse.
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> Scott

The only version of LInda Page whose fate we learned was the Earth-2 version, who was confirmed in Brave and the Bold #197 to have eventually married someone else after leaving Bruce over his playboy indolence.

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