DC has been pushing the agenda and Idea that Batman is more than simply morality for decades now, even going as far as to implement the idea that his truest state is something beyond morality."The idea that he's 'more than just morality' doesn’t change the fact that his decisions are rooted in human experience and moral choices" that's exactly what he does. The Idea of Humanity itself is regarding this Conceptuality. Why would this agenda be pushed if it isn't trying to get across a point? A clear point that's directly indicating what we believe to be factual isn't factual. A human has limitations to their Willpower. Batman's Willpower is something shown functioning beyond those limitations and being nearly on par with and surpassing the willpower of characters far beyond humanity. His archetypical ideology also shows otherwise to the idea that he is merely human . We categorize humanity with mostly limitations and morality. Limitations and Morality can encompass so many characteristics of a human, characteristics Batman does not share and is shown to operate beyond. An example of this would be Storm and the Concept of Mutation. Logically, Storm is encompassed by that character as they're the very Idea of what makes up her character, except they aren't. Her one-shotting said character shows that she's beyond what we think her to be, which is a mutant. Biologically she is a mutant yes, but that's not something that can be used against her or used to define her. Biologically Batman is a human, yes, but that doesn't negate anything I've been saying as like Storm, he operates beyond what we find to be a human.
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