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The Great White Shark is a criminal fence in Gotham City, making him an enemy of Batman. Warren White, originally a crooked investor, falsely plead insanity during his trial and, therefore, was sent to Arkham Asylum, where he got more than he bargained for. Being trapped in a refrigeration unit by Jane Doe, White suffered from severe frostbite when he was finally rescued, leaving him with ...
Great White Shark (character) The Great White Shark as depicted in Batman #654 (August 2006). Art by Don Kramer (penciller), Wayne Faucher (inker), and John Kalisz (colorist). The Great White Shark ( Warren White ), or simply Great White, is a supervillain owned by DC Comics who exists in that company's DC Universe .
The Great White Shark is incredibly intelligent, devious and manipulative. Financial mastermind Teeth filed to razor-sharp points. A crooked financier who embezzled millions of dollars, Warren White thought he had scored a legal victory when his insanity plea went through. But when he got to Arkham Asylum, he realized his mistake; driven insane ...
Warren "The Great White Shark" White was a skinless and pale crime boss in Gotham City. Operating mostly from inside Arkham, he later joined the new Black Mask. Main article: Arkham Asylum: Living Hell Crooked investor Warren White avoided prison time by pleading insanity and was sentenced to Arkham Asylum.[1] There, among other indignities and tortures, White was assaulted and locked in a ...
Warren White was a crooked financier who earned the name "Great White Shark" due to his ruthlessness. He embezzled his company's pension fund and robbed almost all of the company's clients - both ...
The Trio wind up in Arkham Asylum, where the Fox and the Vulture switch their allegiance to Warren White — the "Great White Shark" — who informs Shackley that he cannot be the Shark anymore and that he is taking his place. DC Rebirth. In the DC Rebirth reboot, a new Terrible Trio is introduced in Gotham Academy: Second Semester.
The Great White Shark was a crimelord in Gotham City, usually operating from inside Arkham Asylum. Warren White, originally a petty corrupt businessman, plead insanity during his trial and was sent to Arkham Asylum instead of Blackgate Penitentiary. Expecting it to be easier, White was dead wrong, especially when he was locked in a refrigeration unit by the other inmates long enough to get ...
