The real danger of dealing with Batman is that he plans. He would likely be prepared for an exploding warehouse or a chest bomb (Although with a Batman knockoff that one's probably a good way to go). So you need to operate outside the box.
Assume he knows how your character thinks - so don't do take what you consider your best course of action - take number 2 or 3 down on the list.
Use what you've done in the past as a blueprint for how not to behave.
Watch a few old episodes of Mission Impossible - realize that Batman is the IM team all rolled into one with batarangs and a blackbelt. Consider how you would defend against them.
Find out his secret ID! Those toys cost money. The car's parked somewhere. Take apart his life - break the man and the hero will falter.
Get some goons - set them up - watch how he interacts with them - study his methods - learn his weaknesses.
Destroy his reputation - Anyone can wear a cowl - a little tarnish and others in the city might do the job for you or at least be willing to help you do it. Even if this has no other effect it will draw him out.
Finally - put your worldly or otherworldly affairs in order - If he's really Batman you're likely to lose - This guy can take out Superman if he gets mad enough.
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