Two-Face

Hey everyone. So, I know some/all may have played Batman arkham shadows and we're (to anyone who's still playing the game, but don't make it to the end. You might want to look away now) shocked and some were disappointed that it turns it two-face was the rat king in the whole game. So, I was wondering: if you had a chance to make the rat king, what would he look like in your own design?

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1 Joker

2 Penguin

3 Riddler

4 Scarecrow

5 Two Face

It would start off with Harvey Dent, who would currently be working alongside Batman to help save Gotham. That is, until Kirk Langstrom gets involved. He’s been the Man Bat for some time, and has been one of the many prime targets of the GCPD. Harvey Dent tries to be brave, and guns down Man Bat. When he sees the body, he looks down at himself. A voice in his head tells him he’s weak, and that he’ll never be like Batman. Determined to get the voice out his head, Dent grabs a serum from Langstrom’s lab, unaware of what would follow. The next day, Batman is stopping another crime, with Dent by his side. Harvey, out of nowhere, pulls out the serum, much to Batman’s surprise, and drinks it. Batman’s former friend, a symbol of hope, now a dark creature of the night…

Disclaimer: I know Harvey Dent is Two Face, I just wanted to make an interesting twist.

Yep, it's that most wonderful time of the century. When the day, month and year all are the number 2. Alas, it'll be another 200 years before we get a 2/22/2222, but let's savor this day until we get century spanning.

Post your favourite Two-Face images and share your favourite stories featuring the man of two minds. Here are some of mine.

The original Earth-Two (then the alter-ego of "Harvey Kent")

Retired in the Silver-Age due policy against characters with disfigurements, though returned in the 70s due to Comics Code changes.

One of my All-Time Favourite Batman stories. The strain of Gotham's crime on Dent and his decent is one of the best storylines in The Long Halloween.

If you are going to read any of Scott Snyder's All-Star Batman, I'd whole-heartedly recommend "My Own Worst Enemy". Really shows how tragic Dent's transformation is to Batman, even years later.

People may complain, but I think Batman '89 nails what Tim Burton's take on Two-Face would be like. Pity we got that Joker clone with half-assed purple make-up in Forever.

TAS was the first proper media appearance of Two-Face. Need I say more?

I've got my complaints about Two-Face in The Dark Knight, but I think its portrayal of Harvey Dent and Eckhart's performance are great.

Though subsequent revisits have poked a few flaws in it, I regard the Telltale version as the best interactive entertainment/video game version of Two-Face thus far.

So, anyone else interested in sharing?

Batman: The Rise of Harley Quinn is an American animated direct-to-video superhero film produced by Warner Bros. Animation and distributed by Warner Bros. Home Entertainment and a direct sequel to Batman vs Two Face. Based on the 1960s Batman television series

Plot: Former Doctor Halreen Quinzel becomes Harley Quinn and breaks The Joker out of prison. It is up to The Caped Crusaders to stop these crime couples.

• Troy Baker as Bruce Wayne / Batman

• Burt Ward as Dick Grayson / Robin

• Sirena Irwin as Dr. Harleen Quinzel/Harley Quinn

• Jeff Bergman as Joker

• Julie Newmar as Catwoman

• William Shatner as Harvey Dent

• Julie Newmar as Catwoman

• Steven Weber as Alfred Pennyworth

• Jim Ward as Commissioner Gordon

• Thomas Lennon as Chief Miles O'Hara, Warden Crichton

• Lynne Marie Stewart as Aunt Harriet Cooper

• Wally Wingert as Riddler

• William Salyers as Penguin

• Yuri Lowethal as Egghead

• Robert Knepper as Clock King

Troy Bake reprised the role of Batman after Adam West died in 2017.

Please, don’t say Joker(If you want casting for Joker, I think Javier Bardem, Willem DaFoe, Johnny Depp, Nicolas Cage, or Toby Kebbell would do a perfect job).

I like Joker, but he’s already been in way too much recently and I’m kinda worn out. He’s had his own movie, the Birds of Prey movie centered around the fact that he dumped Harley, Jared Leto, he had prominent role in the Harley Quinn cartoon, Batman Who Laughs is just a jokerised Batman, and he’s been in every piece of Batman media, whether it be live action, cartoon, or comics, he’s featured way too much, considering Batman’s amazing rogue’s gallery. Not to mention the elephant in the room: nobody can do a better Joker than Heath Ledger. It’s not possible.

Guys, I think I have worked out who Harvey's victims were in The Dark Knight.

1: Michael Wuertz

2: Maroni's Driver

3: Maroni's bodyguard (safe to assume Two-Face killed him even if it was briefly shown).

4: Salvatore "The Boss" Maroni. He never returned, so....

5: The guard in the hospital. Joker killed him, but Gordon never knew he was in the hospital. So he must have assumed Harvey killed the man and escaped.

So really Harvey had four deaths plus one assault (Ramirez) but oh well.