From 'Batman' to 'The Batman,' Uslan had been there for 33 years of the Caped Crusader.
), like so many local babies, including Martha Stewart, former Gov. Jim McGreevey and Frank Sinatra’s kids.
He has a strong reverence for his upbringing, treating his younger years as a story that is very much alive and still unfolding — sometimes in the here and now. He invited two of his teachers, the ones who shaped him as a young writer in Ocean Township, to the “Batman” premiere, where he made sure they got a standing ovation.
Uslan hung on the words of his dad, mason Joseph Uslan, who liked to quote Ralph Waldo Emerson, and his mother, Lillian, a bookkeeper who taught him to believe in himself, but also market himself. He calls her his first Batman.Courtesy of Michael UslanNow, Uslan is bringing his story to a different audience: Broadway.through a mutual friend and gave him a copy of “The Boy Who Loved Batman.” A few days later, Uslan’s new acquaintance proposed a Broadway play based on the producer’s origin story.
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