Keeping good on their promise to five year-old Miles Scott, San Francisco came together yesterday to recreate Gotham city on behalf of the Make-A-Wish foundation.

Batkid does a victory lap of AT&T Park. Photo: Getty.

Miles, who is in remission after a four year-long battle with leukemia, dreamed of becoming Batkid and an estimated 7000 strangers enlisted their services to help his wish come true.

Police capture the Riddler. Photo: Getty.

The upbeat little boy successfully saved a damsel in distress and apprehended his two greatest foes, the Penguin and the Riddler, cruising to the scene of the crime in a sleek black batmobile (a donated Lamborghini).

Miles in his batmobile. Photo: Getty.

San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee was so grateful for Batkid’s help that he awarded Miles with a key to the city.

The Chronicle celebrated Miles’ victory by releasing a special edition of the newspaper with the the headline “Batkid Saves City.”

San Francisco, Make-A-Wish, and the SF Chronicle win Friday. http://t.co/LjToGyzCfa #alsoPS4 pic.twitter.com/VCsuE8W0r3

— Michael Condrey (@MichaelCondrey) November 15, 2013

One of the more notable people to get in on the action? Barack Obama, who praised Batkid’s work via a Youtube video.

Batkid. Best Batman ever. #SFBatKid #MakeAWish @SFWish

— Ben Affleck (@BenAffleck) November 16, 2013