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Batman. You got this wrong. The Bank of Gotham, it launders money for the mob - or whats left of it." Several panels of Batman and Robin #28 imply that Two-Face commits suicide by shooting himself in the head. TYGER Guard: Prisoner has been quiet. Since getting those coins, he has spent most of his time examining them.

Rector, Seth (October 7, 2021). "10 Things Only Comic Book Fans Know About Batman & Two-Face's Rivalry". Screen Rant . Retrieved September 20, 2022. Law: As the former district attorney, Two-Face is proficient in nearly all matters pertaining to criminal law.

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Making a play on Commissioner Gordon's life in the chaos, Two-Face was caught off guard when his coin, deciding whether Gordon would live or die, landed on its side instead. Dent then escaped and returned to his safehouse, spun his coin on its side, looked at a picture of his deceased wife, and shot himself in the head. [13] My Own Worst Enemy When Two-Face first appeared in Detective Comics #66 ,his real name was Harvey “Apollo” Kent. He kept the Kent surname for his next few appearances, until it was changed to Harvey Dent in 1948’s Batman #50. The change was likely done to avoid confusion with a certain mild-mannered Metropolis reporter. This was later used as a plot point in Superman Family #211 when Earth-Two’s Lois Lane mistakenly believed that one of Harvey Kent’s enemies was targeting her husband. Having regained his trust, Dent was trained and conditioned by Batman to act as Gotham's primary vigilante protector when he, Robin and Nightwing all took a one-year hiatus to train during the Lost Year. When Batman returned, a series of murders occurred implicating Harvey and involving Two-Face's M.O.. When confronted on the issues by Batman, in his anger at being distrusted, the Two-Face persona resurfaced, and talked Dent into scarring his face and returning to his life of crime. Harvey Dent has returned to his Two-Face identity and committing crimes.

Gordon: The Joker won. Harvey's prosecutions, everything he fought for: undone. Whatever chance you gave us of fixing our city dies with Harvey's reputation. We bet it all on him. The Joker took the best of us and tore him down. People will lose hope. In addition to Ellison’s lost episode, Warner Brothers Animation presented a second version of Batman ’66’s Two-Face in the animated movie Batman vs. Two-Face. William Shatner voiced Harvey Dent, and hearing him interact with Adam West’s Batman (in his final performance as the Caped Crusader) is as glorious as you could imagine. Sometime after the death of the second Robin Jason Todd, Two-Face, having escaped prison, captured both Batman and Nightwing until he was stopped by the then-untrained Tim Drake; the successful rescue would go on to convince Batman to take Drake as his third Robin. [8] The DC Comics® 1 oz Silver Two-Face Coin features one of Gotham’s most infamous villains: Two-Face. This engraved coin showcases Batman’s intellectual ally-turned-arch-nemesis flipping coins in a unique combination of glossy color, proof-like, and antique finishes. The obverse of the coin includes engraved scratches to match the damaged side of Harvey Dent/Two-Face’s face.

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Though he does not appear physically in the game Batman: Arkham Asylum, numerous references to Dent are scattered throughout the game, among those being a character bio with a sketch of him. His appearance in the sketch is rather different from future depictions, showing Two-Face with a full head of hair, half brown, half white, and wearing a white and purple suit. His burned side also had a much brighter color to it. James Robinson( w), Don Kramer( p), Wayne Faucher( i), John Kalisz( col),Travis Lanham( let), Dan DiDio( ed)."Face the Face, Conclusion" Batman,no.654(August 2006). Young, Ethan (November 21, 2016). "Our Favorite Creators' Favorite Comics of All Time: Ethan Young". Paste . Retrieved October 16, 2022. Strange: Please. Take a seat. I have one last thing to discuss and then I will give you something in return. In the Elseworlds story Batman: Two Faces, Two-Face is depicted in the Victorian era, opposed by his friend Bruce Wayne after Bruce uses a potion on himself that he devised to try and cure Two-Face's split personality. Wayne's serum allows him to act as a superhuman Batman, but he eventually learns that the potion has also given him a split personality in the form of a ruthless murderer known as the Joker. When Bruce realizes the truth about his new state, he delivers a confession to Gordon and Two-Face before allowing himself to die as he transforms into the Joker once again, Dent taking Wayne's perfected serum to stabilize his mental state and allow him to act as the new Batman.

Perhaps I should be unsurprised that only half of our treatment sessions are productive. The other half are characterized by endless, pointless word games revolving around chance and fate. I wanted to help people, but Gotham wouldn't let me. Good men don't last here, Bruce, not when everybody knows who they are." In Batman: The Doom That Came to Gotham, an Elseworlds story based on "The Doom That Came To Sarnath", At The Mountains Of Madness and the overall works of H. P. Lovecraft, Harvey Dent is hideously mutated on the right side of his body by Talia al Ghul, and used as a conduit for a ritual intended to resurrect her father, the ancient sorcerer Ra's al Ghul, to bring about the end of Gotham City and the world. He is euthanized by Batman by the end of the story. [117] This section details the character's most notable relationships across various interpretations of the Batman mythos: a b c Fernandes, Mariana (July 23, 2019). "Batman: The 5 Most Heroic Things Harvey Dent Has Ever Done (& The 5 Worst Things Two-Face Did)". Comic Book Resources . Retrieved February 19, 2021.Two-Face’s first crime was bank robbery. Because his coin landed on the good side, he donated the stolen money to the local orphanage. Early Two-Face stories would have Harvey using stolen loot for charitable purposes, but this angle was dropped in later appearances. a b "No Man's Land (comics)". Comic Vine. Archived from the original on April 11, 2008 . Retrieved May 9, 2008. Dyce, Andrew (August 10, 2016). "All-Star Batman: Dark Knight & Two-Face Take a Deadly Road Trip". Screen Rant . Retrieved September 21, 2022.