Crossword Clue: First person to unmask Batman
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- Arctic basin named for explorer.
- Actress Carol
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- Big Daddy ___
- Blackhawks star Patrick
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- "Boop-a-doop" girl
- Famous Citizen
- His last word was "Rosebud"
- Famous Welles role
- Dutch rock band
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- Charles Foster of film
- Fictional newspaper magnate
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- Gary Cooper's "High Noon" character Will
- Emmy-winning role for Lucci
- Builder of Xanadu
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- First overall pick of the 2007 NHL draft
- First person to unmask Batman
- Cinematic "Citizen"
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- "I don't think there's one word that can describe a man's life" speaker Charles Foster ___
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- Iconic publisher of filmdom
- Erica portrayed by Susan Lucci on "All My Children"
- Hawaiian slack-key guitarist Ray
- Classic film character whose last word was "Rosebud"
- Classic film character
- Classic Orson Welles role
- Girl group Danity ___
- Classic Welles character
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- He died at Xanadu
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- Jeffrey Archer's "___ and Abel"
- Hearst-like film character
- Carol ____ of films
- Carol in "Annie Hall"
- Carol of "Taxi"
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- Carol of "Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt"
- Golfer Lorie
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- Cartoonist Bob who co-created Batman
- "High Noon" lawman
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- Movie character based on Hearst
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- Will ___ of "High Noon"
- Role for Welles
- Role for which Welles got an Oscar nomination
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- "Sugar ___" (Sonic Youth song)
- "Show Stopper" group Danity ___
- Rapper Big Daddy ___
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- Longtime Lucci role
- Patrick who scored the 2010 Stanley Cup-winning goal
- "Lose It" singer Brown
- "Louisiana Hayride" author
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- LPGA tour player Lorie
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- "Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt" actress Carol
- WWE wrestler born Glen Jacobs
- Xanadu builder
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- Xanadu owner of film
- Xanadu owner
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- Xanadu's owner
- ''Taxi'' double-Emmy winner Carol
- Title character inspired by Hearst
- Title film character based on William Randolph Hearst
- Title film character thought to be based on Hearst
Recent Usage of First person to unmask Batman in Crossword Puzzles
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- Pat Sajak Code Letter - Feb. 1, 2017
- USA Today - Aug. 5, 2015