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Batman #107
Comic Book: DC Comics: May 1957 -- (reprinted in Batman Annual #?) "The Grown-up Boy Wonder"
Robin open a box filled with unknown gas. Now an adult, he fights alongside Batman as his new partner, Owlman
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Batman #147
Comic Book: DC Comics: "Batman becomes Bat-baby"
National Periodical Publications (DC) -- May 1962 Scientist's device 'squishes' Batman to the form of a 5-year-old (AR, ).
-- TBTC
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Batman #182
Comic Book: DC Comics: "Batman, Junior and Robin, Senior!" (Jul. - Aug. 1966)
Two stolen gas canisters: one Ages, one de-Ages. Batman inhales one (AR, RN); Robin the other (AP, RN). Several IBs affected (AR, AP). The two heroes continue to fight crime in their original (re-sized) costumes, even at their new Ages/sizes. [Reprint from Detective #318 - Apr. 1955]
Batman
TV Series: Season 01; Episode #22: "The Joker's Provokers" Part 2 (2nd Season (60's))
In one episode, the Joker used a strange electronic device which, when combined with a drug, could freeze people in time or make time go backwards. In part 2 of the adventure, the Joker and his henchmen are at the Gotham City water works, ready to taint the town's water supply. But a disguised Alfred turns the tablets on the bad guys, stealing the device and freezing each of them in time one by one. When the Joker's gun moll lurches at Alfred, he points the device at her and twists the knob. She freezes for a split second, then she is replaced by an eight-year-old girl saying "Mommy?" Alfred realizes his mistake and changes her back. (quick cut)
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Batman: The Animated Series
Cartoon Series: Season 02; Episode #06: "House And Garden" (05/02/1994)
Poison Ivy appears to have gone straight and become suburban homemaker, nevertheless Batman suspects her of a series of plant based crimes in Gotham City.
-- Tazz
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Batman: The Animated Series
Cartoon TV Series: Season 03; Episode #04: "Baby-Doll" (10/01/1994)
An unaging former child star, now grown bitter and insane, kidnaps her Tv family and holds them prisoner on an abandoned sound stage. Mary Louise Dahl stopped aging at approximately 6. She carries a doll that shoots bullets through its eye socket. While Robin works to free the actors from Baby-Doll's explosive death-trap, Batman pursues the tiny fiend through a deadly carnival fun house. Baby is confronted with a distorted reflection of herself that, in her mind, resembles what she would look like if she had a normal body. She gives a pained, rambling apology speech in the voice of an adult woman. The New Batman Adventures "Love Is a Croc" 1998. Baby Doll teams up with Killer Croc until she realizes he doesn't love her.
- Although Baby Doll is based on Baby Jaane, her appearance and stunted growth are taken from an Infinity Inc. villain named "Baby Boom", a woman whose body stopped aging at childhood due to genetic experimentation on her as a fetus. (Age Stasis)
-- Visible Time & Jeffr_2bya
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Batman: The Animated Series
Cartoon Series: Season 04; Episode 18: "The Demon Within" (1992)
Jason Blood starts aging after losing his demon half. (Male aP)
-- Akira
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Batman and the Outsiders #8
Comic Book: DC Comics: "The Hand That Rocks The Cradle"
DC Comics -- Mar. 1984 Tannarak is APing babies in a hospital, not only to provide
himself with a new body, but to do his bidding and drain their life force. (AP).
-- TBTC
Batman and The Super 7
Cartoon Series: Season 01; Episode #21: "Future Tense" ("Super Stretch & Microwoman" segment of 'B&S7' program)
While Stretch is sent to the future on a mission, people in the present AR faster and faster. (This series was also titled "Tarzan & The Super 7")
- TBTC
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Batman Beyond #5
Comic Book: DC Comics: "Mummy, Oh! And Juliet" (July 1999)
A mummy searches for his bride. In order to maintain his life force he must drain others of theirs. Causing rapid aging in his victims. (Minor aP)
-- Jeffr_2bya
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Batman Beyond
Cartoon Series: Season 02; Episode #04: "Lost Soul" (09-Oct-1999)
Terry must fight the batsuit when it is taken over by the virtual soul of a dead communications tycoon. Without the aid of the suit, he must save the man's grandson from becoming a vehicle for his virtual brain. (Mental/Ar)
-- Jeffr_2bya
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Batman Beyond
Cartoon Series: Season 02; Episode #08: "Hooked Up" (13-Nov-1999)
Spellbinder returns with an addictive VR machine forcing kids to steal in order to have more time in their perfect worlds. When Max becomes addicted to the fantasy world, Batman must bring her and the others back to reality before their minds burn out. (Mental/Ar)
-- Jeffr_2bya
Batman Beyond
Cartoon Series: Season 03; Episode #05: "Out of The Past" (21-Oct-2000)
Bruce and Terry see Tanya (old Batman's former lover interest who her father has the secret of youth) she is young again since she used her evil father's youth thing and asks Bruce if he would want to be young again. He does and looks like what he did in the old cartoon except a few black hairs. Later he decided to turn back.
-- Tazz
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Batman Beyond Return Of The Joker
Comic Book: DC Comics: (2001)
The Joker has returned and looks unchanged from the day he was killed. (AS)
-- Jeffr_2bya
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Batman Beyond Return Of The Joker
Movie: (2001)
Same as the comic book in storyline. The Joker has returned and looks unchanged from the day he was killed. (AS)
-- Jeffr_2bya
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The Batman Strikes! #33
Comic Book: DC Comics: "" (05/09/2007)
Poison Ivy's figured out the perfect way to get Batman out of her way…make The Batman into a Batboy! A now-young Bruce Wayne will have to fight alongside Batgirl and Robin through Poison Ivy's plant army and puberty!
Batman The Brave And The Bold
Cartoon Series: Season 03; Episode #03: "The Malicious Mr. Mind!" (04/08/2011)
Kamandi and Dr. Canus travel to the 20th century to find what they need to defeat the Misfit, but the villain and his robots follow them through the time portal. To defeat the Misfit, Kamandi needs a 5-5 module. As the robots attack, Dr. Canus tries to recruit some nearby dogs without success. Meanwhile, Misfit blasts Batman and Kamandi through a window into a hardware store, and the boy hero finds his 5-5 modules: double-a batteries. Kamandi gets them to Dr. Canus, who plugs them into their secret weapon: a boom box. The sound waves destroy the robots and immobilize Misfit. As the future heroes leave, Dr. Canus admits that it's a shame that animals are held captive, and Batman warns him that Gotham has a leash law. In Fawcett City, Dr. Sivana is on a rampage when Batman arrives to stop him. The Caped Crusader easily disarms him, but Sivana points out that he's gotten help. His new allies, the Monster Society of Evil, arrive to attack Batman. A WHIZ TV news van arrives, and Sivana realizes that Captain Marvel can't be far behind. Billy and Mary Marvel meet with their friend Freddy Freeman, who is happy that they've loaned him a share of their powers. They overhear a newscast of the battle and recite their magic words, transforming into Captain Marvel, Mary Marvel, and Captain Marvel Jr. Batman is overwhelmed but the Marvel Family arrives and attack he villains. Batman frees himself and together the heroes make short work of the Monster Society. Sivana whips out his newest weapon, an age-reversing ray. Batman is hit before the others can destroy the weapon, and Sivana uses a smoke grenade as cover so he and his Society can escape in a rocket. The Marvels check on Batman, who is now a ten-year-old. At his secret lair, Sivana berates his allies for failing to steal the parts he needs for his death ray. However, a new villain enters and says that the problem is the Society's leadership. The villain boasts that he can increase the death ray's power a thousand fold, and he will use his mind control powers to turn the Marvels against each other. The Society votes Sivana out and accept their new leader: Mr. Mind, a small worm. Batman briefly worries about his acne, but then sets out to track the lens that Sivana stole and the other components for the weapon. The one thing the Society doesn't have is a power source, and the Fawcett City provider is the only thing suitable. The villains are stealing the fusion chamber, while Sivana complains to Mr. Mind. The leader tells him to leave the thinking to him, but Sivana points out that the Marvels are coming. Captain Marvel demands to know how to reverse the effects of the deaging ray. The ten-year-old Batman arrives late and the Society attacks. Unseen, Mr. Mind enters Mary Marvel's ear and takes control of her mind, turning her against Captain Marvel and Captain Marvel Jr. The villain then enters Captain Marvel Jr.'s ear and forces him to attack Captain Marvel. Meanwhile, Batman grows ever younger and finds himself fighting the Society. Mr. Mind enters Captain Marvel's mind and he attacks his sister and friend, complaining that they only have powers because of him. Batman tries to stop them while the villains escape with the collider. Mr. Mind slips away and boasts to Sivana that he has succeeded where the genius hasn't. Back at the fight, Batman tricks Captain Marvel Jr. into saying his magical word, and the magic lightning strikes him and the others, transforming them back to their normal forms. The feelings of resentment are still there and the three of them leave, causing a toddler Batman to break into tears. The next day, toddler Batman observes as each of the Marvels goes their separate ways, and determines a way to bring them back together. He starts leaving drawings for each of them, showing them fighting and toddler Batman in tears. Mr. Mind puts the finishing touches on the death ray, but Sivana casts him to the ground and shoots the weapon at him to test it. Mr. Mind grows into a gigantic mantis-like creature, and explains that he counted on Sivana to double-cross him. The giant Mr. Mind goes on a rampage, but toddler Batman vows to stop him, realizing that the villain turned the Marvels against each other. However, the reunited Marvel Family arrives and attacks. As the villain fires beams of energy from its antenna, baby Batman runs to the growth ray projector and rewires it to become a shrinking ray. Batman attacks and draws Mr. Mind toward the growth ray projector, but is too small to reach the controls as he becomes even younger. However, he uses a Batarang to pull the lever, reverting Mr. Mind to his normal form. Once the Marvels arrive, baby Batman directs them to the growth ray, and they use it on him to undo the deaging effect. (Male Ar/RN)
-- John L.
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Legends of the Dark Knight #61
DC Comic Book: "Knightquest: The Search - Quarry (Part III)" (07/30/1994)
Shondra Kinsolving was one of a pair of adopted children to a British family.
Later in life, Shondra is a trained physiotherapist who is treating Jack Drake, father of Tim Drake aka Robin, and neighbor of Bruce Wayne. Drake had been paralyzed during a kidnapping a few months earlier
Asp reveals Shondra's healing powers and, along with his own psychic powers, uses her to telekinetically kill an entire village.
-- Jeffr_2bya
Her adoptive brother, Benedict, found that Shondra had latent psychic powers and the two could combine their mental energies for enhanced effect, the two killing their abusive foster father (Her mother later speculating that her husband adopted a black child, despite his racism, in order to regularly beat something that he deemed evil).
Although using her powers felt good, Shondra came to hate what she and her brother did, eventually fleeing from him.
When Wayne finds himself dealing with chronic exhaustion, Kinsolving becomes his caregiver and helps to look after him after he is injured by supervillain Bane.
The two begin to develop a romantic attachment but before Bruce could fully commit to her she is kidnapped by her half brother Benedict Asp, who turns her abilities to evil uses.
Bruce eventually defeats Benedict, but the events traumatize Shondra, causing her psyche to regress back into childhood to escape the horror of what she has done in the present and revert to a happier time, the last of her sanity being sacrificed to heal Bruce's broken back.
Bruce puts her in an institution. Shondra later is put in the care of a foster family and begins to slowly recover from her ordeal. (Female Mental Ar/RN)