Batman fan, Steve Andrews, 28, from Indiana, role plays as "The Joker," while waiting for the opening for “The Dark Knight Rises,” the third in Christopher Nolan's Batman trilogy at Universal CityWalk in Los Angeles Thursday, July 19, 2012.

Batman fan, Brian Haughs, 28, from Indiana, role plays as "Two-Face" a fictional supervillain, while waiting for the opening for “The Dark Knight Rises,” the third in Christopher Nolan's Batman trilogy at Universal CityWalk in Los Angeles Thursday, July 19, 2012.

Batman fans role play while waiting for the opening for “The Dark Knight Rises,” the third Christopher Nolan's Batman trilogy at Universal CityWalk in Los Angeles Thursday, July 19, 2012.

Teenagers wearing Batman capes role play while waiting for the opening for “The Dark Knight Rises,” the third in Christopher Nolan's Batman trilogy at Universal CityWalk in Los Angeles Thursday, July 19, 2012.

Batman impersonator Danny Lopez, from Los Angeles, poses with fans ahead of the opening for “The Dark Knight Rises,” the third in Christopher Nolan's Batman trilogy outside the AMC Cinemas at Universal CityWalk in Los Angeles Thursday, July 19, 2012.

Batman impersonator Danny Lopez, 24, from Los Angeles, left, poses with fans in front of a vehicle featured in the film, known as a Tumbler, ahead of today's opening for “The Dark Knight Rises,” the final installment of Christopher Nolan's Batman trilogy, outside the AMC Cinemas at Universal CityWalk in Universal City, Calif., Thursday, July 19, 2012.

Teenagers wear Batman capes as they await for the opening for “The Dark Knight Rises,” the third Christopher Nolan's Batman trilogy at Universal CityWalk in Los Angeles Thursday, July 19, 2012.

Over 300 Batman fans fill the theater as the first glimpses of the film come on screen. Rave Theaters hosts the midnight premiere of the last film in the Christopher Nolan Batman trilogy, "The Dark Knight Rises" Thursday July 19, 2012.

With One World Trade Center, left, as a background, the Batman logo, right, glows on the IMAX dome at Liberty Science Center hours before the museum makes its first attempt at showcasing a full length Hollywood feature film during "The Dark Knight Rises," on Thursday, July 19, 2012, in Jersey City, N.J. Director Christopher Nolan shot nearly half of his Batman finale using bulky IMAX cameras, whose 70mm frame is about 10 times the size of standard movie film. He also insisted that distributor Warner Bros. release it in at least 100 IMAX cinemas that can project it on film rather than in the digital format that has been gradually replacing celluloid.

In this photo taken with a fisheye lens, people watch the premier of "The Dark Knight Rises" inside the Liberty Science Center IMAX theater during the museum's first attempt at showcasing a full length Hollywood feature film on its premier day, Friday, July 20, 2012, in Jersey City, N.J. Director Christopher Nolan shot nearly half of his Batman finale using bulky IMAX cameras, whose 70mm frame is about 10 times the size of standard movie film. He also insisted that distributor Warner Bros. release it in at least 100 IMAX cinemas that can project it on film rather than in the digital format that has been gradually replacing celluloid.

A view of fans waiting outside for 'The Dark Knight Rises' Midnight Premiere at Various Locations on July 19, 2012 in New York City.

A view of fans waiting outside for 'The Dark Knight Rises' Midnight Premiere at Various Locations on July 19, 2012 in New York City.

A view of fans waiting outside for 'The Dark Knight Rises' Midnight Premiere at Various Locations on July 19, 2012 in New York City.

A view of fans waiting outside for 'The Dark Knight Rises' Midnight Premiere at Various Locations on July 19, 2012 in New York City.

The Dark Knight Rises will hit the theaters on Friday, but it has already hit the streets of Madrid, and how! Check out this incredible street art that was created by a die-hard fan.

Tattoo Tattoo is as permanent as it gets and there are many Batman maniacs who have inked the crusader on their arms and legs. Talk about commitment!

Make-up If you really want to show the world how obsessed you are with Batman, you have to strut your stuff in all the hues of the caped vigilante. You must begin with an elaborate eye make-up, like our model here. C’mon, girls! Why should boys have all the fun?

Cake Theme parties may be overrated, but ‘Batman’ cake is an interesting idea. Any true Batman fan can whip up a mean cream cake and toss in a black winged cape as the icing. You can have your cake and bloody well eat it too.

Bottles Who doesn’t want to own a cool Batman bottle that you can flaunt in public and give our lesser mortal friends a guilt trip? We are already rushing to pick this one up.

Sharpener School kids don’t want to be left behind in the frenzy department. So, gift your young friends this cool sharpener and steal it from them when they go off to sleep. Because once a Batman fan, always a Batman fan!

Ear-plugs Ear-plugs never looked this dishy! Flaunt this cute pair and give fellow travelers the ‘how-cool-am-I’ head bob.

Shoes Nike has launched its classy range of Batman inspired shoes that come in myriad colors. Time to lace up, guys!

Phone Nokia’s Lumia 800 has come up with a Dark Knight Edition. Flash this beauty in public, chicks and dudes will dig you for sure.

Nail art Some funky collegians have taken the Batman craziness to an attractive new level by painting their nails black and yellow, ala Batman. Many are also indulging in the legendary Marvel v/s Batman debate and using their painted middle-fingers to make a point!