from Batman #346 and Detective Comics #513, Two-Face escapes Arkham Asylum and puts Batman in an elaborate death trap set in a converted halfway house, eventually capturing …

Two-Face became the main villain of "Batman '66: The Lost Episode", a comic that's part of the comic book continuation of the series. His origin is similar to the mainstream version but the …

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; …

This page is about the character from the Joel Schumacher film. For the character from the Tim Burton film and Batman '89 comic book series, see Two-Face (Burtonverse). For other uses, …

Aaron Eckhart as Harvey Dent/Two-Face: The Gotham district attorney who is hailed as Gotham's "White-Knight"; Dent's battle with the Joker turns Dent into a murderous, disfigured villain …

Armed with a set of .22 calibers, superior intellect and deep knowledge of criminal law, Two-Face is entranced by the idea of chance—making most of his decisions based on the outcome of a …

Two-Face is a supervillain obsessed with duality and the number "two". He is one of the most notable members of Batman's Rogue's Gallery, as well as being one of the most dangerous …

Batman nurses Two-Face back to health, but Two-Face suspects Batman of trying to betray him and rubs acid in his eyes. Two-Face and Batman mend their relationship somewhat in order to …

2019年10月10日 · The classic Batman villain Two-Face has been through plenty of origins and mental trauma. How did a good man become Gotham's darkest mind?

Two-Face features as a recurring character in Batman: the Animated Series and its successor The New Batman Adventures. He makes appearances both as pre-disfiguration...