Lucius Fox, a DC Comics character introduced in *Batman* #307 (January 1979) by writer Len Wein and artist John Calnan, occupies a pivotal role as CEO and President of Wayne Enterprises, managing its multifaceted operations. He is the father of Luke Fox, later known as Batwing, and Tiffany Fox, who assumes the Batgirl identity. African American, tall, and slender, Fox sports short black hair and tailored business attire, underscoring his executive stature. Celebrated for his business acumen, Fox earned the moniker "Midas Touch" by reviving faltering corporations, a skill that secured his leadership at Wayne Enterprises, where he stabilized its financial and operational foundations. A polymath, he invents cutting-edge technologies and holds a black belt in Jiu-Jitsu, honing his skills through night classes. Across media adaptations, Fox serves as Bruce Wayne’s trusted confidant, engineering crucial gadgets for Batman. In *Batman: Gotham Knight*’s "Field Test," he designs a sound sensor capable of deflecting bullets, which Batman field-tests. In *The Dark Knight Trilogy*, Fox knowingly aids Bruce’s vigilante efforts, supplying the Batmobile, armor, and specialized gear. The series *Gotham* features a younger Fox as a Wayne Enterprises scientist, collaborating with Bruce and Alfred on technical endeavors. Consistently portrayed as intellectually brilliant, loyal, and devoted to family and duty, Fox’s innovations and strategic insight remain indispensable to Batman’s crusade against Gotham’s criminal underworld.