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Manager of Gotham National Bank

2009-12-28T22:21:48Z

Behind the scenes: Who?

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	*Credited as "Bank Manager".		*Credited as "Bank Manager".
	*Going from the Joker's last line to him the Manager was likely not killed, and may have been left in a different mental state, either from a psychotic agent in the canister or from his brush with death.		*Going from the Joker's last line to him the Manager was likely not killed, and may have been left in a different mental state, either from a psychotic agent in the canister or from his brush with death.
-	*Some fans have speculated that his name is Edward Nashton and that he will become the Riddler in the next Batman film.	+
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2009-12-28T19:32:05Z

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Destruction of The Batcave

2009-12-28T19:31:33Z

The Raid:

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	===The Raid===		===The Raid===

-	On Halloween Night, joined by their men, The Riddler and Two Face(who were terribly disguised as tricker treaters) struck [[Alfred Pennyworth (Michael Gough)\|Alfred Pennyworth]] and rushed into Wayne Manor. as Wayne and [[Chase Meridian]] fled, Two Face just caught Wayne on the head with his bullet knocking him out whilst The Riddler '''destroyed''' [[Batcave\|The Batcave]].	+	On Halloween Night, joined by their men, The Riddler and Two-Face (who were terribly disguised as trick or treaters) struck [[Alfred Pennyworth (Michael Gough)\|Alfred Pennyworth]] and rushed into Wayne Manor. As Wayne and [[Chase Meridian]] fled, Two-Face caught Wayne on the head with his bullet knocking him out while The Riddler destroyed [[Batcave\|The Batcave]].
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2009-12-28T18:04:07Z

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Two-Face

2009-12-28T18:03:45Z

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	==History==		==History==
	Harvey Dent was born into a life of hardship. Growing up in a lower-class family, Dent was raised with an instintive dislike and mistrust for the upper-class. His violent, cruel and mentally-ill father frequently bullied and abused him as a child, with his favourite game being flipping his double-headed coin promising to spare the child a beating if the coin landed tails. These harsh surrondings resulted in Dent developing repressed mental-illnesses of his own, such as bipolar and schizophrenia. His hard work ethic, however, allowed him to raise to become a lawyer and, eventually, a District Attorney.		Harvey Dent was born into a life of hardship. Growing up in a lower-class family, Dent was raised with an instintive dislike and mistrust for the upper-class. His violent, cruel and mentally-ill father frequently bullied and abused him as a child, with his favourite game being flipping his double-headed coin promising to spare the child a beating if the coin landed tails. These harsh surrondings resulted in Dent developing repressed mental-illnesses of his own, such as bipolar and schizophrenia. His hard work ethic, however, allowed him to raise to become a lawyer and, eventually, a District Attorney.
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	[[Image:Birth_of_Two-Face.jpg\|left\|thumb\|175px\|Harvey Dent is scarred by acid.]]Gotham City District Attorney Harvey Dent was nicknamed "Apollo" by the media, because he was charming, good-looking and seemingly untouchable. He was dedicated to his job of upholding law and order, and became one of the first supporters, allies and even friends of the [[Batman]]. At the time of his job as D.A., the worst criminal threat in Gotham was nigh omnipotent mafia boss [[Carmine Falcone]], "The Roman." He forged a triumvirate with Batman and [[James Gordon\|Commissioner James Gordon]] to bring the man down within the law, no matter what the cost. His slightly angrier temperament led Batman and Gordon to distrust him slightly, believing there was a possibility he might be the mysterious "[[Holiday]]" killer who was gunning down mob members at the time. The alliance ended tragically when [[Sal Maroni]], believing Dent to be responsible for the death of his father, threw acid in his face during a trial. Dent was horribly scarred on the left side of his face and his left hand.		[[Image:Birth_of_Two-Face.jpg\|left\|thumb\|175px\|Harvey Dent is scarred by acid.]]Gotham City District Attorney Harvey Dent was nicknamed "Apollo" by the media, because he was charming, good-looking and seemingly untouchable. He was dedicated to his job of upholding law and order, and became one of the first supporters, allies and even friends of the [[Batman]]. At the time of his job as D.A., the worst criminal threat in Gotham was nigh omnipotent mafia boss [[Carmine Falcone]], "The Roman." He forged a triumvirate with Batman and [[James Gordon\|Commissioner James Gordon]] to bring the man down within the law, no matter what the cost. His slightly angrier temperament led Batman and Gordon to distrust him slightly, believing there was a possibility he might be the mysterious "[[Holiday]]" killer who was gunning down mob members at the time. The alliance ended tragically when [[Sal Maroni]], believing Dent to be responsible for the death of his father, threw acid in his face during a trial. Dent was horribly scarred on the left side of his face and his left hand.

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	===Modern Age===		===Modern Age===
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	[[File:TwoFace.jpg\|right\|thumb\|250px\|Harvey Dent as Two-Face.]]		[[File:TwoFace.jpg\|right\|thumb\|250px\|Harvey Dent as Two-Face.]]
	In the aftermath of the earthquake that left Gotham City in shambles during Cataclysm, Two-Face kidnapped Commissioner Gordon and put him on trial for his actions during No Man's Land, with Two-Face as both judge and prosecutor. Gordon played upon Two-Face's split psyche to demand Harvey Dent as his defense attorney. Dent cross-examined Two-Face and won an acquittal of Gordon.		In the aftermath of the earthquake that left Gotham City in shambles during Cataclysm, Two-Face kidnapped Commissioner Gordon and put him on trial for his actions during No Man's Land, with Two-Face as both judge and prosecutor. Gordon played upon Two-Face's split psyche to demand Harvey Dent as his defense attorney. Dent cross-examined Two-Face and won an acquittal of Gordon.
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	'''[[The Joker]]'''-- It is unknown why the two supervillains hate each other. Maybe because they had rivalry in the past, perhaps when they were younger. Either way, these two always feud and compete on defeating Batman. In [[The Dark Knight\|The Nolan films continuity]], however, It's revealed that Two-Face hates the Joker since he was indirectly responsible for his fiancee, Rachel's death, as well as his disfigurement (since it was the Joker who plotted the entire thing). The Joker also has some hints at not really being amiable towards Two-Face and only viewing him as a pawn, due to the fact that he forcibly gives a sympathetic smile, while sighing in annoyance before, and also mentioning that Harvey Dent was nothing more than his "ace in the hole" in the film's climax.		'''[[The Joker]]'''-- It is unknown why the two supervillains hate each other. Maybe because they had rivalry in the past, perhaps when they were younger. Either way, these two always feud and compete on defeating Batman. In [[The Dark Knight\|The Nolan films continuity]], however, It's revealed that Two-Face hates the Joker since he was indirectly responsible for his fiancee, Rachel's death, as well as his disfigurement (since it was the Joker who plotted the entire thing). The Joker also has some hints at not really being amiable towards Two-Face and only viewing him as a pawn, due to the fact that he forcibly gives a sympathetic smile, while sighing in annoyance before, and also mentioning that Harvey Dent was nothing more than his "ace in the hole" in the film's climax.
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		+	[[Poison Ivy]]-- A rivalry or sense of hatred exist between Two-Face and Ivy in Batman: The Animated Series due to Ivy attempting to murder Harvey Dent with plant toxins some time before his incident. Future interactions between the two shows that the only thing keeping Two-Face from killing Ivy out of revenge is a lucky coin flip.

	==Facial Appearence==		==Facial Appearence==
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	[[File:Two-Face.JPG\|thumb\|left]]		[[File:Two-Face.JPG\|thumb\|left]]
	Two-Face's face has been altered over the years.		Two-Face's face has been altered over the years.
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	===Television===		===Television===

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	[[File:Two-Face_braveandthebold_01.jpg\|left\|thumb\|Two-Face on Batman: The Brave and the Bold.]]		[[File:Two-Face_braveandthebold_01.jpg\|left\|thumb\|Two-Face on Batman: The Brave and the Bold.]]
	====''Batman: The Animated Series''====		====''Batman: The Animated Series''====

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2009-12-28T14:15:03Z

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Batman (Bruce Wayne)

2009-12-28T14:13:59Z

Death:

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	[[Image:DeadBatman.jpg\|thumb\|352px\|Superman carrying Batman's corpse]][[Image:.jpg\|thumb\|Final Crisis (Batman's last appearance)]]		[[Image:DeadBatman.jpg\|thumb\|352px\|Superman carrying Batman's corpse]][[Image:.jpg\|thumb\|Final Crisis (Batman's last appearance)]]
-	In ''[[Final Crisis Issue 6\|Final Crisis #6]]'' in Darkseid's bunker, Batman escapes and confronts Darkseid. He states that he will make an exception to his "no firearms" rule and shoots Darkseid using the bullet that killed Orion and hits [[Darkseid]]. As Darkseid dies he fires the Omega Sanction (which traps its victim's soul in a series of alternate lives, each worse than the one before it), from his eyes, and hits Batman. Before the Omega Sanction hits Batman he silently says, "Gotcha". It is unknown if Batman knew Darkseid shot the Omega sanction or he knew it was coming and accepted his fate. (Morrison notes that Batman's use of the gun is symbolic as “the root of the Batman mythos is the gun and the bullet that created Batman. So, Batman himself is finally standing there to complete that big mythical circle and to have the image of Batman up against the actual personification of evil and now he's got the gun and he's got the bullet. It seemed to me to work.") At the close of the penultimate issue in the series, Superman returns to Earth from the 31st century, where he was given access to the reality-altering Miracle Machine by Brainiac 5 of the Legion of Super-Heroes. In a fit of desperate rage, Superman attacks Darkseid's bunker, finding Batman's charred corpse within. The Dark Knight is seemingly dead. However, the Omega Sanction does not kill its victims: instead, it sends their consciousness travelling through parallel worlds, and at the conclusion of Final Crisis, it is made clear that this is the fate that has befallen the still-living Batman, as he watches the passing of Anthro in the distant past.	+	In ''[[Final Crisis Issue 6\|Final Crisis #6]]'' in Darkseid's bunker, Batman escapes and confronts Darkseid. He states that he will make an exception to his "no firearms" rule and shoots Darkseid using the bullet that killed Orion and hits [[Darkseid]]. As Darkseid dies he fires the Omega Sanction (which traps its victim's soul in a series of alternate lives, each worse than the one before it), from his eyes, and hits Batman. Before the Omega Sanction hits Batman he silently says, "Gotcha". It is unknown if Batman knew Darkseid shot the Omega sanction or he knew it was coming and accepted his fate. (Morrison notes that Batman's use of the gun is symbolic as “the root of the Batman mythos is the gun and the bullet that created Batman. So, Batman himself is finally standing there to complete that big mythical circle and to have the image of Batman up against the actual personification of evil and now he's got the gun and he's got the bullet. It seemed to me to work.") At the close of the penultimate issue in the series, Superman returns to Earth from the 31st century, where he was given access to the reality-altering Miracle Machine by Brainiac 5 of the Legion of Super-Heroes. In a fit of desperate rage, Superman attacks Darkseid's bunker, finding Batman's charred corpse within. The Dark Knight is seemingly dead. However, the Omega Sanction does not kill its victims: instead, it sends their consciousness travelling through parallel worlds, and at the conclusion of Final Crisis, it is made clear that this is the fate that has befallen the still-living Batman, as he watches the passing of Anthro in the distant past.
		+	Batman R.I.P:Batman's weakness is black and red petals or tiles.

	==Equipment==		==Equipment==

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2009-12-28T10:20:03Z

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Batman Forever

2009-12-28T10:19:24Z

Background: Ridiculous. She was already well-established, and the film did little to further her career.

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	While the previous two films had been directed by [[Tim Burton]], ''Batman Forever'' was directed by [[Joel Schumacher]], who made changes to the established designs and thematics of the first two films.		While the previous two films had been directed by [[Tim Burton]], ''Batman Forever'' was directed by [[Joel Schumacher]], who made changes to the established designs and thematics of the first two films.

-	The villains in the movie are [[The Riddler]], played by [[Jim Carrey]], and [[Two-Face]]/Harvey Dent, a role played in the original [[1989 in film\|1989]] movie by [[Billy Dee Williams]], but assumed here by [[Tommy Lee Jones]]. Also in the movie is [[Dr. Chase Meridian]], played by [[Nicole Kidman]]; the movie proved to be Kidman's breakout role and put her on the road to superstardom.	+	The villains in the movie are [[The Riddler]], played by [[Jim Carrey]], and [[Two-Face]]/Harvey Dent, a role played in the original [[1989 in film\|1989]] movie by [[Billy Dee Williams]], but assumed here by [[Tommy Lee Jones]]. Also in the movie is [[Dr. Chase Meridian]], played by [[Nicole Kidman]].

	Picking up a few years after the events of ''[[Batman Returns]]'', this sequel follows Two-Face's alliance with The Riddler and their resulting plan to destroy [[Batman]]. It also tells the origin story of [[Dick Grayson\|Robin]], who was not seen in either of the two previous films; As in the comic books, Robin is a circus performer whose family is murdered (although, in the film, his family is killed by Two-Face, rather than an ordinary gangster) and becomes [[Bruce Wayne]]'s ward and Batman's partner in crime-fighting. The Riddler, meanwhile, is portrayed as a vengeful, obsessive former engineer who once worked for Bruce Wayne.		Picking up a few years after the events of ''[[Batman Returns]]'', this sequel follows Two-Face's alliance with The Riddler and their resulting plan to destroy [[Batman]]. It also tells the origin story of [[Dick Grayson\|Robin]], who was not seen in either of the two previous films; As in the comic books, Robin is a circus performer whose family is murdered (although, in the film, his family is killed by Two-Face, rather than an ordinary gangster) and becomes [[Bruce Wayne]]'s ward and Batman's partner in crime-fighting. The Riddler, meanwhile, is portrayed as a vengeful, obsessive former engineer who once worked for Bruce Wayne.

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The Scarecrow (Batman: Arkham Asylum)

2009-12-28T06:25:09Z

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	\|actor = Dino Andrade (voice)		\|actor = Dino Andrade (voice)
	}}{{Quote\|'''Orderly:''' Please, Dr. Crane, don't do this!"<br/>"'''Scarecrow:''' There is no Crane..."<br/>"'''Orderly:''' They're all over me!"<br/>"'''Scarecrow:''' Only Scarecrow!\|Scarecrow and his first victims\|Batman: Arkham Asylum}}		}}{{Quote\|'''Orderly:''' Please, Dr. Crane, don't do this!"<br/>"'''Scarecrow:''' There is no Crane..."<br/>"'''Orderly:''' They're all over me!"<br/>"'''Scarecrow:''' Only Scarecrow!\|Scarecrow and his first victims\|Batman: Arkham Asylum}}
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	*Creator of fear-inducing gas		*Creator of fear-inducing gas
	*Motivated by an obsessive need to create fear in others		*Motivated by an obsessive need to create fear in others
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	===Road to Arkham===		===Road to Arkham===
-	[[File:Comicpage4.jpg\|thumb\|left\|250px]]	+
-	An anonymous tip to Scarecrow's activities noted in the patient interviews in the form of a vial of the Scarecrow's [[Fear Toxin\|Fear Gas]] was left at police headquaters. Using this, Batman was able to create an antidote. The Scarecrow was found by Batman using his Fear Gas to attack his state-sponsered psychologist. Batman apprehended the Scarecrow and locked him back up into [[Arkham Asylum (Batman: Arkham Asylum)\|Arkham Asylum]]. It was revealed that the vial came from Dr. Kellerman. Even though Scarecrow was back in Arkham, he continued his plans from a secret loft hidden in the Intensive Treatment Center, plotting his next move and even getting his hands on the blueprints of Arkham Asylum. [[File:Ark_mansntensive-riddle-6--article_image.jpg\|thumb\|left\|1000px\|The Scarecrow's secret hideaway in Arkham Asylum.]]	+	[[File:Comicpage4.jpg\|thumb\|left\|250px]]An anonymous tip to Scarecrow's activities noted in the patient interviews in the form of a vial of the Scarecrow's [[Fear Toxin\|Fear Gas]] was left at police headquaters. Using this, Batman was able to create an antidote. The Scarecrow was found by Batman using his Fear Gas to attack his state-sponsered psychologist. Batman apprehended the Scarecrow and locked him back up into [[Arkham Asylum (Batman: Arkham Asylum)\|Arkham Asylum]]
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		+	. It was revealed that the vial came from Dr. Kellerman. Even though Scarecrow was back in Arkham, he continued his plans from a secret loft hidden in the Intensive Treatment Center, plotting his next move and even getting his hands on the blueprints of Arkham Asylum.[[File:Ark_mansntensive-riddle-6--article_image.jpg\|thumb\|left\|1000px\|The Scarecrow's secret hideaway in Arkham Asylum.]]

	===Batman: Arkham Asylum===		===Batman: Arkham Asylum===
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	[[File:Ark_mans_Scarecrow_01.jpg\|thumb\|right\|1000px\|Scarecrow targets his first victims.]]		[[File:Ark_mans_Scarecrow_01.jpg\|thumb\|right\|1000px\|Scarecrow targets his first victims.]]
	The Scarecrow was one of the inmates of Arkham on the Joker's "party list". As part of the Joker's schemes, he led Batman to the Medical Facility where the Scarecrow pumped the elevator Batman was in full of Fear Gas. As Batman made his way to the bottom floor he saw the Scarecrow spraying his Fear Gas into an operating room of Arkham staff and patients, causing them to panic to the point of death. Eventually, Batman began seeing a vision of [[James Gordon (Batman: Arkham Asylum)\|Commissioner Gordon]], crying for help, before being dragged out of view. Batman found Gordon's body, and sadly tried calling [[Oracle (Batman: Arkham Asylum)\|Oracle]] to tell her he was too late. He could not contact her, however, as Barbara's voice said that the number he was trying to reach was unavailable, and to hang up. Batman then made his way to the morgue.		The Scarecrow was one of the inmates of Arkham on the Joker's "party list". As part of the Joker's schemes, he led Batman to the Medical Facility where the Scarecrow pumped the elevator Batman was in full of Fear Gas. As Batman made his way to the bottom floor he saw the Scarecrow spraying his Fear Gas into an operating room of Arkham staff and patients, causing them to panic to the point of death. Eventually, Batman began seeing a vision of [[James Gordon (Batman: Arkham Asylum)\|Commissioner Gordon]], crying for help, before being dragged out of view. Batman found Gordon's body, and sadly tried calling [[Oracle (Batman: Arkham Asylum)\|Oracle]] to tell her he was too late. He could not contact her, however, as Barbara's voice said that the number he was trying to reach was unavailable, and to hang up. Batman then made his way to the morgue.
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	Batman: “Officer Cash. Get this formula to the air-conditioning system. Now! You failed, Crane. Again. I've been working with Dr. Kellerman, creating an antidote to the toxins in your cologne. He fooled you, Crane. How does that make you feel? Threatened, humiliated? Scared?”		Batman: “Officer Cash. Get this formula to the air-conditioning system. Now! You failed, Crane. Again. I've been working with Dr. Kellerman, creating an antidote to the toxins in your cologne. He fooled you, Crane. How does that make you feel? Threatened, humiliated? Scared?”
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		+	== Trivia ==
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		+	*The third encounter with Scarecrow, in which the game appears to reset then show a false Game Over screen is most likely a reference to the Metal Gear Solid games.
	[[Category:Batman: Arkham Asylum Characters\|Scarecrow (Batman: Arkham Asylum)]]		[[Category:Batman: Arkham Asylum Characters\|Scarecrow (Batman: Arkham Asylum)]]

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2009-12-28T06:11:04Z

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Two-Face (Aaron Eckhart)

2009-12-28T06:10:49Z

The White Knight:

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	Having won Gotham City's election for District Attorney, Dent wastes no time in bringing well known mob boss [[Sal Maroni (Eric Roberts)\|Sal Maroni]] to trial. Some tension is revealed between Dent and the assistant DA, [[Rachel Dawes (Maggie Gyllenhaal)\|Rachel Dawes]] when Dent arrives late, to which he suggests that they flip his father's lucky [[Two-Face's Coin\|coin]] to see who presents first.		Having won Gotham City's election for District Attorney, Dent wastes no time in bringing well known mob boss [[Sal Maroni (Eric Roberts)\|Sal Maroni]] to trial. Some tension is revealed between Dent and the assistant DA, [[Rachel Dawes (Maggie Gyllenhaal)\|Rachel Dawes]] when Dent arrives late, to which he suggests that they flip his father's lucky [[Two-Face's Coin\|coin]] to see who presents first.

-	The basis of his case was made around the sworn testimony of a mafia wiseguy, leading Dent to accuse Maroni of seizing control of Gotham's organized crime while [[Carmine Falcone (Tom Wilkinson)\|Carmine Falcone]] remains in prison. Unfortunately, the statement quickly becomes perjury when the witness jokingly states that he was, in fact, the leader of the Maroni family, stating that Sal was nothing but a fall guy. With permission from the presiding judge, Dent treats the witness as hostile to which the wiseguy produces a handgun and points it directly at Dent's chest.	+	The basis of his case was made around the sworn testimony of a mafia wiseguy, leading Dent to accuse Maroni of seizing control of Gotham's organized crime while [[Carmine Falcone (Tom Wilkinson)\|Carmine Falcone]] remains in prison. Unfortunately, the statement quickly becomes perjury when the witness jokingly states that he was, in fact, the leader of the Falcone Crime Family, stating that Sal was nothing but a fall guy. With permission from the presiding judge, Dent treats the witness as hostile to which the wiseguy produces a handgun and points it directly at Dent's chest.

-	Fortunately, the gun backfires, and Dent subdues the witness with a punch before the man is taken down and handcuffed by officers. Dent takes the handgun and quickly discerns that it's a Chinese weapon, laying it before Maroni and taunting him, "Next time, I suggest you buy American."	+	Fortunately, the gun jams, and Dent subdues the witness with a punch before the man is taken down and handcuffed by officers. Dent takes the handgun and quickly discerns that it's a Chinese weapon, laying it before Maroni and taunting him, "Next time, I suggest you buy American."

	Then as a show of theatrics, Dent turns to the witness as he's being dragged off and suggests that he's not done despite his near death experience. The observing crowd laughs and applauds the confident DA.		Then as a show of theatrics, Dent turns to the witness as he's being dragged off and suggests that he's not done despite his near death experience. The observing crowd laughs and applauds the confident DA.

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Batman (1989 Film)

2009-12-28T04:58:22Z

The Joker's rise to power:

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	===The Joker's rise to power===		===The Joker's rise to power===
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		+	\|1 = What are you?"
		+	"I am Batman.
		+	\|2 = Batman to Thug
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	Approaching its 200th anniversary, [[Gotham City]]'s leaders fear that the high level of criminal activity will deter citizens from attending the celebrations. [[Gotham City\|Gotham]]'s mayor William Borg orders District Attorney [[Harvey Dent]] to make the city safe again, in hopes of revitalizing local business. Dent, in turn, targets mob boss [[Carl Grissom]], who sponsors much of the criminal activity within [[Gotham City\|Gotham]] and has paid off a significant segment of the police force.		Approaching its 200th anniversary, [[Gotham City]]'s leaders fear that the high level of criminal activity will deter citizens from attending the celebrations. [[Gotham City\|Gotham]]'s mayor William Borg orders District Attorney [[Harvey Dent]] to make the city safe again, in hopes of revitalizing local business. Dent, in turn, targets mob boss [[Carl Grissom]], who sponsors much of the criminal activity within [[Gotham City\|Gotham]] and has paid off a significant segment of the police force.

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2009-12-27T23:07:11Z

Reverted edits by 69.112.43.77 (talk) to last version by Duel44

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	\|Character name = Eddie Burlow		\|Character name = Eddie Burlow
-	\|real name = Edwin Burlow	+	\|real name = Edward Burlow
	\|Appearance = [[Batman: Arkham Asylum]] (2009)		\|Appearance = [[Batman: Arkham Asylum]] (2009)
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	==Biography==		==Biography==
-	Eddie Burlow first appeared in Rocksteady Game's [[Batman: Arkham Asylum]] in August 2009. He is a young security guard at [[Arkham Asylum (Batman: Arkham Asylum)\|Arkham Asylum]], one of the many present during the Joker's takeover of the asylum.	+	Eddie Burlow first appeared in Rocksteady Game's [[Batman: Arkham Asylum]] in August 2009. He is a security guard at [[Arkham Asylum (Batman: Arkham Asylum)\|Arkham Asylum]], one of the many present during the Joker's takeover of the asylum.
	===Batman: Arkham Asylum===		===Batman: Arkham Asylum===
-	[[File:Ark_mans_EddieBurlowBatman006.jpg\|thumb\|left\|400px\|Burlow calls to Batman in the Processing Corridor.]]	+	[[File:Ark_mans_EddieBurlowBatman006.jpg\|thumb\|left\|400px\|Burlow calls to Batman in the Processing Corridor.]]

	Eddie Burlow was one of the many security guards present at Arkham Asylum, when the Joker was recaptured by Batman. He was posted at the Intensive Treatment Center to help guard the Joker during his transferral. While the Joker was being taken through the Holding Cells by an asylum guard and an unidentified doctor, he broke free by using his handcuffs to strangle the guard. The Joker escaped into the Processing Corridor control office, setting loose all the prisoners housed in the Holding Cells, most convicts shipped to Arkham from Blackgate Prison after a mysterious fire. After setting the convicts loose on [[Batman (Batman: Arkham Asylum)\|Batman]] when the Dark Knight attempted to follow him, The Joker sealed off the Processing Corridor. Eddie Burlow was one of the five security personnel in the vicinity at the time, with him and another, unidentified, guard posted to guard the door leading to the Decontamination Chamber. The Joker made his escape through the area, encountering the first two guards at the corner of the Processing Corridor and killing them. He also left sets of wind-up chattering toy teeth in his wake of destruction. The Joker killed a third guard at the door to the Patient Pacification Chamber and then attacked Burlow and the other guard at the door to Decontamination. The Joker snuck up on Burlow from behind and knocked him down on the floor, then killed the other guard with him. The Clown Prince of Crime proceeded through the door to the Decontamination Chamber, setting loose all the prisoners housed in the cells there. Batman finally came through the area once the Joker allowed him access to the Processing Corridor. Batman found the deceased security guards the Joker had left in his wake and fought off two more escaped prisoners who tried to attack him. Burlow at this time regained consciousness, and called Batman over to the Decontamination Chamber door. He was unable to identify his attacker, and could only ask Batman what had happened. Batman filled it in by explaining, "Joker happened. You're lucky to be alive." Burlow reported that the Joker must have gone into Decontamination because the security door was locked from the inside. Their conversation was interrupted by a request for backup over Burlow's radio. It was Zach Franklin, another guard, who shouted that an inmate, [[Victor Zsasz (Batman: Arkham Asylum)\|Victor Zsasz]], had escaped and was on the loose in the Patient Pacification Chamber. Burlow tried to respond but the line was down. He pointed Batman to the Lower Corridor, where Patient Pacification was located. Burlow offered to come with him, but Batman told the guard he worked better alone. Eddie agreed to remain behind and try to get the Decontamination door open. While Batman left for the Lower Corridor, Burlow examined the door's fuse box. In his frustration, he could do little but strike the box with his fist. Zach Franklin and three other guards awaited Batman in Patient Pacification, telling him that Zsasz had killed one guard and taken a second, [[Mike (Guard)\|Mike]], hostage. Batman used his stealth skills to sneak up on Zsasz and rescue the hostage.		Eddie Burlow was one of the many security guards present at Arkham Asylum, when the Joker was recaptured by Batman. He was posted at the Intensive Treatment Center to help guard the Joker during his transferral. While the Joker was being taken through the Holding Cells by an asylum guard and an unidentified doctor, he broke free by using his handcuffs to strangle the guard. The Joker escaped into the Processing Corridor control office, setting loose all the prisoners housed in the Holding Cells, most convicts shipped to Arkham from Blackgate Prison after a mysterious fire. After setting the convicts loose on [[Batman (Batman: Arkham Asylum)\|Batman]] when the Dark Knight attempted to follow him, The Joker sealed off the Processing Corridor. Eddie Burlow was one of the five security personnel in the vicinity at the time, with him and another, unidentified, guard posted to guard the door leading to the Decontamination Chamber. The Joker made his escape through the area, encountering the first two guards at the corner of the Processing Corridor and killing them. He also left sets of wind-up chattering toy teeth in his wake of destruction. The Joker killed a third guard at the door to the Patient Pacification Chamber and then attacked Burlow and the other guard at the door to Decontamination. The Joker snuck up on Burlow from behind and knocked him down on the floor, then killed the other guard with him. The Clown Prince of Crime proceeded through the door to the Decontamination Chamber, setting loose all the prisoners housed in the cells there. Batman finally came through the area once the Joker allowed him access to the Processing Corridor. Batman found the deceased security guards the Joker had left in his wake and fought off two more escaped prisoners who tried to attack him. Burlow at this time regained consciousness, and called Batman over to the Decontamination Chamber door. He was unable to identify his attacker, and could only ask Batman what had happened. Batman filled it in by explaining, "Joker happened. You're lucky to be alive." Burlow reported that the Joker must have gone into Decontamination because the security door was locked from the inside. Their conversation was interrupted by a request for backup over Burlow's radio. It was Zach Franklin, another guard, who shouted that an inmate, [[Victor Zsasz (Batman: Arkham Asylum)\|Victor Zsasz]], had escaped and was on the loose in the Patient Pacification Chamber. Burlow tried to respond but the line was down. He pointed Batman to the Lower Corridor, where Patient Pacification was located. Burlow offered to come with him, but Batman told the guard he worked better alone. Eddie agreed to remain behind and try to get the Decontamination door open. While Batman left for the Lower Corridor, Burlow examined the door's fuse box. In his frustration, he could do little but strike the box with his fist. Zach Franklin and three other guards awaited Batman in Patient Pacification, telling him that Zsasz had killed one guard and taken a second, [[Mike (Guard)\|Mike]], hostage. Batman used his stealth skills to sneak up on Zsasz and rescue the hostage.

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	[[File:Ark_mans_071.jpg\|thumb\|right\|1000px\|Burlow watches his friends die through an observation window in the Decontamination Chamber, but cannot help them.]]		[[File:Ark_mans_071.jpg\|thumb\|right\|1000px\|Burlow watches his friends die through an observation window in the Decontamination Chamber, but cannot help them.]]

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Killer Croc (Batman: Arkham Asylum)

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Tape One:

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	Dr. Gretchen Westler: "Hello. My name is Dr. Gretchen Westler. Do you understand me?"		Dr. Gretchen Westler: "Hello. My name is Dr. Gretchen Westler. Do you understand me?"

-	Killer Croc: "Yeah, I hear you... So, when's dinner? I'm getting hungry."	+	Killer Croc: "Yeah, I hear you bitch. So, when's dinner? I'm getting hungry."

	===Tape Two===		===Tape Two===

Jay, Raven, and Lark

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	\|actor=uncredited		\|actor=uncredited
-	\|appearances=Joker's Millions,	+	\|appearances=''[[Batman: The Animated Series]]''<br>''[[Batman: Mystery of the Batwoman]]''
-	- [[Batman: Mystery of the Batwoman]],
-	- The Ultimate Thrill,
-	- Judgement Day
	}}		}}

-	Seemingly tiring of the criminal lifestyle,[[The Penguin (Batman: The Animated Series) \|The Penguin]] will go "legit" and open a posh nightclub, "[[The Iceberg Lounge]]". He has three new beauties running his club for him in his absence; Jay, Raven and Lark.	+	Seemingly tiring of the criminal lifestyle, [[The Penguin (Batman: The Animated Series)\|The Penguin]] will go "legit" and open a posh nightclub, "[[The Iceberg Lounge]]". He has three new beauties running his club for him in his absence; '''Jay, Raven and Lark'''.

-	Jay, Raven, and Lark are the three female 'henchgirls' of the Penguin who are also the waitresses of his posh nightclub "The Iceberg Lounge".	+	==Biography==
-	Although not really villains, these three beauties will never let their boss down or let anyone discover his secret dealings with the other criminals of Gotham. After all, the Penguin wants everyone to believe he has reformed from his past ways.	+	Jay, Raven, and Lark are the three female 'henchgirls' of the Penguin who are also the waitresses of his posh nightclub "The Iceberg Lounge". Although not really villains, these three beauties will never let their boss down or let anyone discover his secret dealings with the other criminals of Gotham. After all, the Penguin wants everyone to believe he has reformed from his past ways.

	The trio were first sent by Penguin to eliminate [[Roxy Rocket]],who had formerly employed by the Penguin,but were taken down by Roxy and [[Batman (Batman: The Animated Series)\|Batman]].		The trio were first sent by Penguin to eliminate [[Roxy Rocket]],who had formerly employed by the Penguin,but were taken down by Roxy and [[Batman (Batman: The Animated Series)\|Batman]].
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	They later fought [[Batwoman]] in the Iceberg Lounge,summoned by Penguin via silent alarm,displaying themselves as masters in martial arts and acrobatics.They were knocked out when a bat-seeking missile from Penguin's umbrella missed Batwoman and hit the ground near the three henchwenches.		They later fought [[Batwoman]] in the Iceberg Lounge,summoned by Penguin via silent alarm,displaying themselves as masters in martial arts and acrobatics.They were knocked out when a bat-seeking missile from Penguin's umbrella missed Batwoman and hit the ground near the three henchwenches.

-		+	==Note==
-	Jay,Raven,and Lark do appear in the mainstream DC Universe,but most of their appearances so far are cameos in the background of the Iceberg Lounge. It is only in [[Batman:The Animated Series]] that the trio play a significant and major role of any kind.	+	Jay, Raven, and Lark do appear in the mainstream DC Universe, but most of their appearances are cameos in the background of the Iceberg Lounge. It is only in [[Batman: The Animated Series]] that the trio play a significant and major role of any kind.
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Eddie Burlow

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	\|Character name = Eddie Burlow		\|Character name = Eddie Burlow
-	\|real name = Edward Burlow	+	\|real name = Edwin Burlow
	\|Appearance = [[Batman: Arkham Asylum]] (2009)		\|Appearance = [[Batman: Arkham Asylum]] (2009)
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	==Biography==		==Biography==
-	Eddie Burlow first appeared in Rocksteady Game's [[Batman: Arkham Asylum]] in August 2009. He is a security guard at [[Arkham Asylum (Batman: Arkham Asylum)\|Arkham Asylum]], one of the many present during the Joker's takeover of the asylum.	+	Eddie Burlow first appeared in Rocksteady Game's [[Batman: Arkham Asylum]] in August 2009. He is a young security guard at [[Arkham Asylum (Batman: Arkham Asylum)\|Arkham Asylum]], one of the many present during the Joker's takeover of the asylum.
	===Batman: Arkham Asylum===		===Batman: Arkham Asylum===
-	[[File:Ark_mans_EddieBurlowBatman006.jpg\|thumb\|left\|400px\|Burlow calls to Batman in the Processing Corridor.]]	+	[[File:Ark_mans_EddieBurlowBatman006.jpg\|thumb\|left\|400px\|Burlow calls to Batman in the Processing Corridor.]]

	Eddie Burlow was one of the many security guards present at Arkham Asylum, when the Joker was recaptured by Batman. He was posted at the Intensive Treatment Center to help guard the Joker during his transferral. While the Joker was being taken through the Holding Cells by an asylum guard and an unidentified doctor, he broke free by using his handcuffs to strangle the guard. The Joker escaped into the Processing Corridor control office, setting loose all the prisoners housed in the Holding Cells, most convicts shipped to Arkham from Blackgate Prison after a mysterious fire. After setting the convicts loose on [[Batman (Batman: Arkham Asylum)\|Batman]] when the Dark Knight attempted to follow him, The Joker sealed off the Processing Corridor. Eddie Burlow was one of the five security personnel in the vicinity at the time, with him and another, unidentified, guard posted to guard the door leading to the Decontamination Chamber. The Joker made his escape through the area, encountering the first two guards at the corner of the Processing Corridor and killing them. He also left sets of wind-up chattering toy teeth in his wake of destruction. The Joker killed a third guard at the door to the Patient Pacification Chamber and then attacked Burlow and the other guard at the door to Decontamination. The Joker snuck up on Burlow from behind and knocked him down on the floor, then killed the other guard with him. The Clown Prince of Crime proceeded through the door to the Decontamination Chamber, setting loose all the prisoners housed in the cells there. Batman finally came through the area once the Joker allowed him access to the Processing Corridor. Batman found the deceased security guards the Joker had left in his wake and fought off two more escaped prisoners who tried to attack him. Burlow at this time regained consciousness, and called Batman over to the Decontamination Chamber door. He was unable to identify his attacker, and could only ask Batman what had happened. Batman filled it in by explaining, "Joker happened. You're lucky to be alive." Burlow reported that the Joker must have gone into Decontamination because the security door was locked from the inside. Their conversation was interrupted by a request for backup over Burlow's radio. It was Zach Franklin, another guard, who shouted that an inmate, [[Victor Zsasz (Batman: Arkham Asylum)\|Victor Zsasz]], had escaped and was on the loose in the Patient Pacification Chamber. Burlow tried to respond but the line was down. He pointed Batman to the Lower Corridor, where Patient Pacification was located. Burlow offered to come with him, but Batman told the guard he worked better alone. Eddie agreed to remain behind and try to get the Decontamination door open. While Batman left for the Lower Corridor, Burlow examined the door's fuse box. In his frustration, he could do little but strike the box with his fist. Zach Franklin and three other guards awaited Batman in Patient Pacification, telling him that Zsasz had killed one guard and taken a second, [[Mike (Guard)\|Mike]], hostage. Batman used his stealth skills to sneak up on Zsasz and rescue the hostage.		Eddie Burlow was one of the many security guards present at Arkham Asylum, when the Joker was recaptured by Batman. He was posted at the Intensive Treatment Center to help guard the Joker during his transferral. While the Joker was being taken through the Holding Cells by an asylum guard and an unidentified doctor, he broke free by using his handcuffs to strangle the guard. The Joker escaped into the Processing Corridor control office, setting loose all the prisoners housed in the Holding Cells, most convicts shipped to Arkham from Blackgate Prison after a mysterious fire. After setting the convicts loose on [[Batman (Batman: Arkham Asylum)\|Batman]] when the Dark Knight attempted to follow him, The Joker sealed off the Processing Corridor. Eddie Burlow was one of the five security personnel in the vicinity at the time, with him and another, unidentified, guard posted to guard the door leading to the Decontamination Chamber. The Joker made his escape through the area, encountering the first two guards at the corner of the Processing Corridor and killing them. He also left sets of wind-up chattering toy teeth in his wake of destruction. The Joker killed a third guard at the door to the Patient Pacification Chamber and then attacked Burlow and the other guard at the door to Decontamination. The Joker snuck up on Burlow from behind and knocked him down on the floor, then killed the other guard with him. The Clown Prince of Crime proceeded through the door to the Decontamination Chamber, setting loose all the prisoners housed in the cells there. Batman finally came through the area once the Joker allowed him access to the Processing Corridor. Batman found the deceased security guards the Joker had left in his wake and fought off two more escaped prisoners who tried to attack him. Burlow at this time regained consciousness, and called Batman over to the Decontamination Chamber door. He was unable to identify his attacker, and could only ask Batman what had happened. Batman filled it in by explaining, "Joker happened. You're lucky to be alive." Burlow reported that the Joker must have gone into Decontamination because the security door was locked from the inside. Their conversation was interrupted by a request for backup over Burlow's radio. It was Zach Franklin, another guard, who shouted that an inmate, [[Victor Zsasz (Batman: Arkham Asylum)\|Victor Zsasz]], had escaped and was on the loose in the Patient Pacification Chamber. Burlow tried to respond but the line was down. He pointed Batman to the Lower Corridor, where Patient Pacification was located. Burlow offered to come with him, but Batman told the guard he worked better alone. Eddie agreed to remain behind and try to get the Decontamination door open. While Batman left for the Lower Corridor, Burlow examined the door's fuse box. In his frustration, he could do little but strike the box with his fist. Zach Franklin and three other guards awaited Batman in Patient Pacification, telling him that Zsasz had killed one guard and taken a second, [[Mike (Guard)\|Mike]], hostage. Batman used his stealth skills to sneak up on Zsasz and rescue the hostage.

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	[[File:Ark_mans_071.jpg\|thumb\|right\|1000px\|Burlow watches his friends die through an observation window in the Decontamination Chamber, but cannot help them.]]		[[File:Ark_mans_071.jpg\|thumb\|right\|1000px\|Burlow watches his friends die through an observation window in the Decontamination Chamber, but cannot help them.]]

Poison Ivy (Batman: Arkham Asylum)

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	\|Appearance = Batman: Arkham Asylum, (Batman #181 June 1966)		\|Appearance = Batman: Arkham Asylum, (Batman #181 June 1966)
	\|creator = Robert Kanigher<br>Sheldon Moldoff		\|creator = Robert Kanigher<br>Sheldon Moldoff
-	\|affiliation = Harley Quinn	+	\|affiliation = [[Harley Quinn (Batman: Arkham Asylum)\|Harley Quinn]]
	\|Abilities = Expertise in botany and toxicology<br>Plant manipulation		\|Abilities = Expertise in botany and toxicology<br>Plant manipulation
	\|actor = Tasia Valenza (voice)		\|actor = Tasia Valenza (voice)

Scarecrow (Batman: Arkham Asylum)

2009-12-27T22:29:04Z

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Batman:Arkham Asylum 2

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Characters:

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	*[[Two-Face]] (referenced in a poster)		*[[Two-Face]] (referenced in a poster)
	*[[Black Mask]] (referenced by '''SIONIS''')		*[[Black Mask]] (referenced by '''SIONIS''')
		+	*[[Killer Croc (Batman: Arkham Asylum)\|Killer Croc]] (implied by one ending of the first)
		+	*[[Bane (Batman: Arkham Asylum)\|Bane]] (implied by one ending of the first)
		+	*[[Scarecrow (Batman: Arkham Asylum)\|Scarecrow]] (implied by one ending of the first)
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Two-Face (Tommy Lee Jones)

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	*Curiously, unlike other depictions of Two-Face, the Two-Face of the Burton & Schumacher series in never revealed to take vengeance against Moroni/Maroni.		*Curiously, unlike other depictions of Two-Face, the Two-Face of the Burton & Schumacher series in never revealed to take vengeance against Moroni/Maroni.
	*"Harvey Two-Face" plays up the "two" gimmick to the point where Two-Face even refers to himself in the plural, except for one instance when he says "I'll see you in Hell".		*"Harvey Two-Face" plays up the "two" gimmick to the point where Two-Face even refers to himself in the plural, except for one instance when he says "I'll see you in Hell".
-	*In the comics whatever Two-Face's coin landed on that would be final, in the movie Two-Face continued to flip the coin until obtaining his desired result. This has pissed many fans of the comics off.	+	*In the comics whatever Two-Face's coin landed on that would be final, in the movie Two-Face continued to flip the coin until obtaining his desired result. This has irked many fans of the comics.
	*As with [[The Joker (Jack Nicholson)\|Joker]] and [[The Penguin (Danny DeVito)\|Penguin]] previously, Two-Face is killed, as with Penguin, being the more ruthless and homicidal of the two Super-Villains featured in their respective films. Many fans have noted that they disliked Jones' manic performance and believed that Billy Dee Williams would have done a better job.		*As with [[The Joker (Jack Nicholson)\|Joker]] and [[The Penguin (Danny DeVito)\|Penguin]] previously, Two-Face is killed, as with Penguin, being the more ruthless and homicidal of the two Super-Villains featured in their respective films. Many fans have noted that they disliked Jones' manic performance and believed that Billy Dee Williams would have done a better job.

Jane Doe

2009-12-27T21:48:10Z

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The Joker (Batman: The Animated Series)

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-	[[File:The_joker_title.jpg]]	+	{{Infobox TV Character
-		+	\|image = [[File:Joker_(BTAS)_02.jpg\|210px]]
-		+	\|Character Name = The Joker
		+	\|real name = Unknown
		+	\|aliases = Clown Prince of Crime
		+	Jack Napier <br/>
		+	Joe Kerr <br/>
		+	Dr. Rekoj <br/>
		+	\|actor = [[Mark Hamill]]
		+	\|appearances = *[[Batman: The Animated Series]]
		+	*[[Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker]]
		+	*[[Batman: Mask of the Phantasm]]
		+	*[[Justice League (TV Series)\|Justice League]]
		+	}}

	== History ==		== History ==

Jay, Raven, and Lark

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	Although not really villains, these three beauties will never let their boss down or let anyone discover his secret dealings with the other criminals of Gotham. After all, the Penguin wants everyone to believe he has reformed from his past ways.		Although not really villains, these three beauties will never let their boss down or let anyone discover his secret dealings with the other criminals of Gotham. After all, the Penguin wants everyone to believe he has reformed from his past ways.

-	The trio were first sent by Penguin to eliminate [[Roxy Rocket]],who had formerly employed by the Penguin,but were taken down by Roxy and [[Batman (Batman: The Animated Series)\|Batman]].	+	The trio were first sent by Penguin to eliminate [[Roxy Rocket]],who had formerly employed by the Penguin,but were taken down by Roxy and [[Batman (Batman: The Animated Series)\|Batman]].

	They later assisted Penguin in closing a deal with [[Killer Croc (Batman: The Animated Series)\|Killer Croc]] and [[Two-Face (Batman: The Animated Series)\|Two-Face]],but when a ruthless vigilante named [[The Judge]] attacked Penguin,they were unable to help him,as The Judge had tied them up and gagged the henchgirls,dangling them helplessly from the ceiling.They were later freed,and described Penguin's brutal attacker to the police.		They later assisted Penguin in closing a deal with [[Killer Croc (Batman: The Animated Series)\|Killer Croc]] and [[Two-Face (Batman: The Animated Series)\|Two-Face]],but when a ruthless vigilante named [[The Judge]] attacked Penguin,they were unable to help him,as The Judge had tied them up and gagged the henchgirls,dangling them helplessly from the ceiling.They were later freed,and described Penguin's brutal attacker to the police.

-	They later fought [[Batwoman]] in the Iceberg Lounge,summoned by Penguin via silent alarm,displaying themselves as masters in martial arts and acrobatics.They were knocked out when a bat-seeking missile from Penguin's umbrella missed Batwoman and hit the ground near the two for raven was nowhere to be seen henchwenches.	+	They later fought [[Batwoman]] in the Iceberg Lounge,summoned by Penguin via silent alarm,displaying themselves as masters in martial arts and acrobatics.They were knocked out when a bat-seeking missile from Penguin's umbrella missed Batwoman and hit the ground near the three henchwenches.


-	Jay,Raven,and Lark do appear in the mainstream DC Universe,but most of their appearances so far are cameos in the background of the Iceberg Lounge. It is only in [[Batman:The Animated Series]] that the trio play a significant and major role of any kind.	+	Jay,Raven,and Lark do appear in the mainstream DC Universe,but most of their appearances so far are cameos in the background of the Iceberg Lounge. It is only in [[Batman:The Animated Series]] that the trio play a significant and major role of any kind.
		+
	[[Category: Batman: The Animated Series Characters]]		[[Category: Batman: The Animated Series Characters]]

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About me:

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	==About me==		==About me==
-		+	If I make 300 edits , I'll award myself the title of '''Robin''' .
-	''This is your user page. Please edit this page to tell the community about yourself!''

	==My favorite pages==		==My favorite pages==

Talk:Batman:Arkham Asylum 2

2009-12-27T20:50:58Z

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Aren't Scarecrow , Killer Croc and Bane returning ? If you complete the game , you'll know what I mean ...

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2009-12-27T20:18:02Z

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Jason Todd

2009-12-27T20:17:15Z

Battle for the Cowl:

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	After Jason manages to takes down a group of thugs, he then escapes only to have Nightwing and Damian Wayne on his tail. Nightwing deduces that the impostor is Jason Todd. After a short quarrel, Damian is shot by Jason. At the same time Tim Drake begins a search to stop the imposter and dresses as Batman in order to demonstrate how the real Batman would have acted. Tim finds Jason Todd's "Batcave" in a subway station, and is saved from a booby trap by Catwoman, who knows Tim is behind the mask. Jason ambushes them, disposing of Catwoman then getting into a fight with Tim before impaling him in the chest with a batarang, exclaiming "One more to go".		After Jason manages to takes down a group of thugs, he then escapes only to have Nightwing and Damian Wayne on his tail. Nightwing deduces that the impostor is Jason Todd. After a short quarrel, Damian is shot by Jason. At the same time Tim Drake begins a search to stop the imposter and dresses as Batman in order to demonstrate how the real Batman would have acted. Tim finds Jason Todd's "Batcave" in a subway station, and is saved from a booby trap by Catwoman, who knows Tim is behind the mask. Jason ambushes them, disposing of Catwoman then getting into a fight with Tim before impaling him in the chest with a batarang, exclaiming "One more to go".

-	After questioning himself, following Damian's near death, Nightwing goes forth against Jason, intending to take down his brother once and for all. Dick has come to the realization that Jason has finally snapped completely, and that the cause of it was Batman's last message to him, pleading that Jason get psychiatric help. The pair battle, all the while with Jason claiming that Tim is dead, unaware that Tim survived and was saved by Damian and the Squire. The battle accumulates to Nightwing kicking Jason of a speeding train.	+	After questioning himself, following Damian's near death, Nightwing goes forth against Jason, intending to take down his brother once and for all. Dick has come to the realization that Jason has finally snapped completely, and that the cause of it was Batman's last message to him, pleading that Jason get psychiatric help. The pair battle, all the while with Jason claiming that Tim is dead, unaware that Tim survived and was saved by Damian and the Squire. The battle accumulates to Nightwing kicking Jason off a speeding train.

	When Dick attempted to help Jason, the other man refused and fell to his supposed death, though claiming they would see each other again soon. This allowed Dick to officially assume the mantle of Batman.		When Dick attempted to help Jason, the other man refused and fell to his supposed death, though claiming they would see each other again soon. This allowed Dick to officially assume the mantle of Batman.

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Two-Face (Tommy Lee Jones)

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Behind the scenes:

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	*Curiously, unlike other depictions of Two-Face, the Two-Face of the Burton & Schumacher series in never revealed to take vengeance against Moroni/Maroni.		*Curiously, unlike other depictions of Two-Face, the Two-Face of the Burton & Schumacher series in never revealed to take vengeance against Moroni/Maroni.
	*"Harvey Two-Face" plays up the "two" gimmick to the point where Two-Face even refers to himself in the plural, except for one instance when he says "I'll see you in Hell".		*"Harvey Two-Face" plays up the "two" gimmick to the point where Two-Face even refers to himself in the plural, except for one instance when he says "I'll see you in Hell".
-	*In the comics whatever Two-Face's coin landed on that would be final, in the movie Two-Face continued to flip the coin until obtaining his desired result. This has irked many fans of the comics.	+	*In the comics whatever Two-Face's coin landed on that would be final, in the movie Two-Face continued to flip the coin until obtaining his desired result. This has pissed many fans of the comics off.
	*As with [[The Joker (Jack Nicholson)\|Joker]] and [[The Penguin (Danny DeVito)\|Penguin]] previously, Two-Face is killed, as with Penguin, being the more ruthless and homicidal of the two Super-Villains featured in their respective films. Many fans have noted that they disliked Jones' manic performance and believed that Billy Dee Williams would have done a better job.		*As with [[The Joker (Jack Nicholson)\|Joker]] and [[The Penguin (Danny DeVito)\|Penguin]] previously, Two-Face is killed, as with Penguin, being the more ruthless and homicidal of the two Super-Villains featured in their respective films. Many fans have noted that they disliked Jones' manic performance and believed that Billy Dee Williams would have done a better job.

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The Joker (Heath Ledger)

2009-12-26T22:19:42Z

Dealing with the Mob:

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	{{quote\|Oh, and by the way, the suit, it wasn't cheap. You ought to know, you bought it.\|Joker to the Mob\|The Dark Knight}}		{{quote\|Oh, and by the way, the suit, it wasn't cheap. You ought to know, you bought it.\|Joker to the Mob\|The Dark Knight}}
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-	Shortly following the bank robbery, Italian crime boss [[Sal Maroni (Eric Roberts)\|Sal Maroni]] mentioned the Joker's recent theft of Mob owned cash to his fellow crime leaders at a business meeting, dismissing him as a threat and saying that he was a "nobody" wearing a "cheap purple suit and make-up". The Joker, overhearing this comment and the plan presented to the Mob by Chinese mobster, [[Lau]], arrived unannounced at the meeting while faking a laugh, as he saw their "so called plan" as a bad joke. He also described the meeting as a "group therapy session". The mobsters were at first unwilling to even hear him out, and Gambol, one of the crime lords who seemed to take the most dislike for the Joker when setting eyes on him, sent one of his men to take him out by force, but the Joker unexpectedly said he was going to perform a magic trick by making a pencil "disappear" and embedded the pencil in the table, and then when Gambols's goon was about to grab him, the Joker quickly countered his attack and shoved him head-first into the pencil where it indeed disappeared inside the man's head via forehead, instantly killing him. The Joker also mentioned that his suit wasn't cheap and that they ought to know this since they bought it, which meant that he used the money he stole at the start of the film to buy his suit. He proposed that it was Batman's interference that had resulted in idealistic leaders like [[Harvey Dent]] rising in popularity, and offered his services to kill him for half of all the money that Lau, an illegitimate Chinese accountant, took away from Gotham for safe keeping. He also warned them that Lau would betray them if arrested, claiming to know a squealer when he saw one. While the Bratva mobster, the [[Chechen]], and Maroni were interested, Gambol, angered by the Joker's lack of respect, attempted to attack him, forcing the Joker to reveal his insurance policy: several grenades hidden under his coat, allowing him to make a quick escape. Frustrated, Gambol proceeded to put a bounty on him. The Joker later took revenge that night by having his men come to Gambol, claiming to have killed the Joker. In a bit of unintended tragic irony regarding the fate of his actor, the Joker's 'dead' body is brought inside in a garbage bag before attacking Gambol and proceeding to tell him the origin of his mouth scars as a way of psychological torture and intimidation, then when Gambol is most terrified and shaken, the Joker proceeds to kill him with the knife. Then with the remains of Gambol's men overpowered and at his mercy, he takes a pool stick and breaks it in half, making it sharp-like and says that there is only one spot open at the moment to join his "team", then throws the piece of sharp stick at the middle of Gambol's scared men and has his gang, made up mostly of mentally-ill and unstable vicious crooks escaped from Arkham Asylum who seem to have taken the Joker as their leader, to make Gambol's men fight to death with the stick until only one is left, and advising them to "make it fast".	+	Shortly following the bank robbery, Italian crime boss [[Sal Maroni (Eric Roberts)\|Sal Maroni]] mentioned the Joker's recent theft of Mob owned cash to his fellow crime leaders at a business meeting, dismissing him as a threat and saying that he was a "nobody" wearing a "cheap purple suit and make-up". The Joker, overhearing this comment and the plan presented to the Mob by Chinese mobster, [[Lau]], arrived unannounced at the meeting while faking a laugh, as he saw their "so called plan" as a bad joke. He also described the meeting as a "group therapy session". The mobsters were at first unwilling to even hear him out, and Gambol, one of the crime lords who seemed to take the most dislike for the Joker when setting eyes on him, sent one of his men to take him out by force, but the Joker unexpectedly said he was going to perform a magic trick by making a pencil "disappear" and embedded the pencil in the table, and then when Gambols's goon was about to grab him, the Joker quickly countered his attack and shoved him head-first into the pencil where it indeed disappeared inside the man's head via eye socket, instantly killing him. The Joker also mentioned that his suit wasn't cheap and that they ought to know this since they bought it, which meant that he used the money he stole at the start of the film to buy his suit. He proposed that it was Batman's interference that had resulted in idealistic leaders like [[Harvey Dent]] rising in popularity, and offered his services to kill him for half of all the money that Lau, an illegitimate Chinese accountant, took away from Gotham for safe keeping. He also warned them that Lau would betray them if arrested, claiming to know a squealer when he saw one. While the Bratva mobster, the [[Chechen]], and Maroni were interested, Gambol, angered by the Joker's lack of respect, attempted to attack him, forcing the Joker to reveal his insurance policy: several grenades hidden under his coat, allowing him to make a quick escape. Frustrated, Gambol proceeded to put a bounty on him. The Joker later took revenge that night by having his men come to Gambol, claiming to have killed the Joker. In a bit of unintended tragic irony regarding the fate of his actor, the Joker's 'dead' body is brought inside in a garbage bag before attacking Gambol and proceeding to tell him the origin of his mouth scars as a way of psychological torture and intimidation, then when Gambol is most terrified and shaken, the Joker proceeds to kill him with the knife. Then with the remains of Gambol's men overpowered and at his mercy, he takes a pool stick and breaks it in half, making it sharp-like and says that there is only one spot open at the moment to join his "team", then throws the piece of sharp stick at the middle of Gambol's scared men and has his gang, made up mostly of mentally-ill and unstable vicious crooks escaped from Arkham Asylum who seem to have taken the Joker as their leader, to make Gambol's men fight to death with the stick until only one is left, and advising them to "make it fast".

	====The Joker's Threat====		====The Joker's Threat====

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The Joker (Batman: The Animated Series)

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-	{{Infobox TV Character	+	[[File:The_joker_title.jpg]]
-	\|image = [[File:Joker_(BTAS)_02.jpg\|210px]]	+
-	\|Character Name = The Joker	+
-	\|real name = Unknown
-	\|aliases = Clown Prince of Crime
-	Jack Napier <br/>
-	Joe Kerr <br/>
-	Dr. Rekoj <br/>
-	\|actor = [[Mark Hamill]]
-	\|appearances = *[[Batman: The Animated Series]]
-	*[[Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker]]
-	*[[Batman: Mask of the Phantasm]]
-	*[[Justice League (TV Series)\|Justice League]]
-	}}

	== History ==		== History ==

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Arkham Asylum (Batman: Arkham Asylum)

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	[[File:Ark_mans112408_arkham_t.jpg\|thumb\|right\|1000px\|Some of the medical staff of Arkham Asylum.]]'''Warden'''		[[File:Ark_mans112408_arkham_t.jpg\|thumb\|right\|1000px\|Some of the medical staff of Arkham Asylum.]]'''Warden'''

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	'''Medical Staff'''<br />[[Penelope Young]]<br />[[Sarah Cassidy]]<br />[[Mike (Orderly)\|Mike]]<br />Adrian Chen<br />Kevin Liew		'''Medical Staff'''<br />[[Penelope Young]]<br />[[Sarah Cassidy]]<br />[[Mike (Orderly)\|Mike]]<br />Adrian Chen<br />Kevin Liew

-	'''Security'''<br />[[Aaron Cash (Batman: Arkham Asylum)\|Aaron Cash]]<br />[[Frank Boles]]<br />[[Henry Smith]]<br />[[Eddie Burlow]]<br />[[Mike (Guard)\|Mike]]<br />Zach Franklin	+	'''Security'''<br />[[Aaron Cash (Batman: Arkham Asylum)\|Aaron Cash]]<br />[[Frank Boles]]<br />[[Henry Smith]]<br />[[Eddie Burlow]]<br />William North<br />[[Mike (Guard)\|Mike]]<br />Zach Franklin

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Jay, Raven, and Lark

2009-12-24T22:12:03Z

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	Although not really villains, these three beauties will never let their boss down or let anyone discover his secret dealings with the other criminals of Gotham. After all, the Penguin wants everyone to believe he has reformed from his past ways.		Although not really villains, these three beauties will never let their boss down or let anyone discover his secret dealings with the other criminals of Gotham. After all, the Penguin wants everyone to believe he has reformed from his past ways.

-	The trio were first sent by Penguin to eliminate [[Roxy Rocket]],who had formerly employed by the Penguin,but were taken down by Roxy and [[Batman (Batman: The Animated Series)\|Batman]].	+	The trio were first sent by Penguin to eliminate [[Roxy Rocket]],who had formerly employed by the Penguin,but were taken down by Roxy and [[Batman (Batman: The Animated Series)\|Batman]].

	They later assisted Penguin in closing a deal with [[Killer Croc (Batman: The Animated Series)\|Killer Croc]] and [[Two-Face (Batman: The Animated Series)\|Two-Face]],but when a ruthless vigilante named [[The Judge]] attacked Penguin,they were unable to help him,as The Judge had tied them up and gagged the henchgirls,dangling them helplessly from the ceiling.They were later freed,and described Penguin's brutal attacker to the police.		They later assisted Penguin in closing a deal with [[Killer Croc (Batman: The Animated Series)\|Killer Croc]] and [[Two-Face (Batman: The Animated Series)\|Two-Face]],but when a ruthless vigilante named [[The Judge]] attacked Penguin,they were unable to help him,as The Judge had tied them up and gagged the henchgirls,dangling them helplessly from the ceiling.They were later freed,and described Penguin's brutal attacker to the police.

-	They later fought [[Batwoman]] in the Iceberg Lounge,summoned by Penguin via silent alarm,displaying themselves as masters in martial arts and acrobatics.They were knocked out when a bat-seeking missile from Penguin's umbrella missed Batwoman and hit the ground near the three henchwenches.	+	They later fought [[Batwoman]] in the Iceberg Lounge,summoned by Penguin via silent alarm,displaying themselves as masters in martial arts and acrobatics.They were knocked out when a bat-seeking missile from Penguin's umbrella missed Batwoman and hit the ground near the two for raven was nowhere to be seen henchwenches.


-	Jay,Raven,and Lark do appear in the mainstream DC Universe,but most of their appearances so far are cameos in the background of the Iceberg Lounge. It is only in [[Batman:The Animated Series]] that the trio play a significant and major role of any kind.	+	Jay,Raven,and Lark do appear in the mainstream DC Universe,but most of their appearances so far are cameos in the background of the Iceberg Lounge. It is only in [[Batman:The Animated Series]] that the trio play a significant and major role of any kind.
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2009-12-23T23:59:27Z

Villains in Nolan series:

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	You also mentioned that you would want to see Harley Quinn in Nolan's verse right? Truth be told she already done a live portrayal in that failed series [[Birds of Prey]] she was played by actress [[Mia Sara]], who replaced [[Sherilyn Fenn]] (originator of the role in an unaired pilot episode). http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-cKTndJUcoU ([[User:Shadowhawk27\|Shadowhawk27]] 12:56, December 23, 2009 (UTC)		You also mentioned that you would want to see Harley Quinn in Nolan's verse right? Truth be told she already done a live portrayal in that failed series [[Birds of Prey]] she was played by actress [[Mia Sara]], who replaced [[Sherilyn Fenn]] (originator of the role in an unaired pilot episode). http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-cKTndJUcoU ([[User:Shadowhawk27\|Shadowhawk27]] 12:56, December 23, 2009 (UTC)
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		+	Well, that was as close as we could get to a Live action Harl Quinn, even if this one was not to the public's liking :( ([[User:Shadowhawk27\|Shadowhawk27]] 23:59, December 23, 2009 (UTC))

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Batman Issue 221

2009-12-23T22:30:14Z

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{{Infobox Comic Issue
|image=[[Image:Batman221.jpg|300px]]
|Comic Issue name=A Bat-Death for Batman!
|series=''[[Batman (Comic Book)|Batman]]''
|issue=221
|published= May 1970
|previous=''[[Batman Issue 220|Batman #220]]''
|next=''[[Batman Issue 222|Batman #222]]''
}}

==Synopsis==
===A Bat-Death for Batman!===
In a German castle, Batman discovers a mastermind who has perfected a formula to turn animals into raging killers.

===Hot Time in Gotham Town Tonight!===
The Batman must destroy a Vietnamese idol whose powers have been causing fires in a Gotham neighborhood.

==Appearances==
===Individuals===
*[[Bruce Wayne|Batman]]
*Ilga Von Ritter
*Otto Kramm
*Willi Von Ritter

====Locations====
*[[Gotham City]]
[[Category:Batman (Comic Book) Issues]]