Lenny Robinson, who may be better known as the mysterious Lamborghini Batman, brings joy to countless children each year when he goes to Virginia area hospitals in full Batman gear and visits with some very sick kids.

Lenny B. Robinson is the "Maryland Batman" who made headlines earlier this year when he was pulled over — while in costume — by state troopers in his Lamborghini Gallardo Spyder. Robinson, who dons the batsuit when he visits childrens' hospitals, has ditched the Lambo and picked up a custom-made, down-to-the-last-detail…

By now you're familiar with the story of Lenny Robinson, the 'Lamborhini Batman' who spends his free time making the day of sick kids in DC-area hospitals. The man is so nice, he's even nice to the Montgomery county cops who pull over his Gallardo as he was dressed like Batman.

The world was first introduced to "Lamborghini Batman" when he was pulled over earlier this week. Now I've finally gotten through to the man behind the mask.

Since posting the photo of Batman getting pulled over in a Lamborghini we've received lots of tips about who this guy is. This recent photo comes from last week at Georgetown University, where we assume 'Lamborghini Batman' was helping sick kids. What a hero.

Batman drives the Batmobile when he's Batman and, as we've learned, he typically drives a Lamborghini when he's Bruce Wayne. Unfortunately, Bruce Wayne forgot to put a license plate on his Lamborghini Gallardo and went out while still dressed as Batman. Silly, silly Batman. You're not Steve Jobs. You can't get away…