Sheldon Cooper is not alien in the world of comics superheroes and The Big Bang's theory is often characterized by arrival From legends in the world of Nerd culture. Then, it should not be surprising that the "young Sheldon" continued the tradition. The Spinoff series was a foretold of "Big Bang theory" after Sheldon Cooper during his childhood - and later, college years - including his acquaintance with comics. The fourth episode of Season 1, "Therapist, Comic and Sausage for Breakfast", saw Sheldon reading X-Men Comics, starting a lifelong Loveube to superheroes.

Sheldon's sheubu to superheroes It will continue from this point, becoming a large part of which progressed forward. In the "Big Bang theory", Sheldon was often seen dressed as a flash, visiting a local comic book shop or wearing t -shirts inspired by comics. "Young Sheldon" also attracted Sheldon's affinity for comics at several key moments of character development. One such example saw him received an imaginary advice from Batman, because DC's hero spoke to Sheldon on the pages of the comic.

"Young Sheldon", Season 3, Episode 10, "Teenage Soup and a Little Ball on Fib", saw Sheldon as a disease to get out of the swimming test in school. While reading a comic book in Batman in bed, the driver's crusader shouted Sheldon for lying to his mother and did not eat her soup. Moreover, this imaginary speech was delivered by a true voice actor in Batman - Didrich Bader.

Bader Batman gave Sheldon a strict dress in characteristic dramatic terms. As the young Sheldon claims he had a counterfeit illness because he was afraid to enter the pool, Batman said to him: "You are in a pool - a pool with his own fraud." The melodrama of the words was helped by the fact that the voice he was saying was so unmistakable Batman.

Bader's performances like Batman began with the most important deadline in the role, expressing Batman in Animated series of 2008, "Batman: Brave and Dares". This series was seen by Batman as he teamed up with various superheroes to take on various villains to DC. Like the "Cathedral Crusader", Bader expressed a kilowwog, Ace of the Royal Flash Band, Oulman, Solomon Grundi and Lord Death. He later expressed Batman in the animated film in DC "Jla Adventures: Strapped in Time" and in the HBO Max series "Charlie Quinn".

Bader's work in Batman's world has spread over the dark knight itself. In "Batman above" and the "Spinoff" series "Zeta Project", he expressed the Zeta robot. He expressed numerous characters in the animated series "Batman", including the captain of the villain Slash and the shadow thief. Recently, Bader has appeared as Two person in "Batman: drip crusader". Bader also parodies Batman, appearing as butming in the shorts "Nation of the Nation of the Farm League", South Park's bat in South Park and Batman's comedy in Crazy.