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Harvey Dent as Two-Face. In the aftermath of the earthquake that left Gotham City in shambles during Cataclysm, Two-Face escaped custody and kidnapped Commissioner Gordon to put him on trial for his actions during No Man's Land, with Two-Face as both judge and prosecutor.
Expert in criminal law and criminology. Two-Face ( Harvey Dent) is a supervillain appearing in comic books published by DC Comics, commonly as an adversary of the superhero Batman. The character was created by Bob Kane and first appeared in Detective Comics #66 (August 1942).
Harvey Dent, más conocido como Dos Caras (en inglés: Two-Face), es un supervillano ficticio que aparece en los cómics publicados por DC Comics, comúnmente como adversario del superhéroe Batman. El personaje fue creado por los difuntos Bob Kane y Bill Finger y apareció por primera vez en Detective Comics # 66 (agosto de 1942). [ 3 ]
Harvey Dent was the newly elected district attorney of Gotham City. He was supported by his girlfriend, Rachel Dawes, and was responsible for locking up many of the city's corrupt officials and mobsters. However, both he and Rachel were captured and put in warehouses full of oil drums, and...
Harvey Dent is Two-Face, a criminal in Gotham City with a split personality obsessed with the number two. He was formerly the Gotham district attorney and an ally of Batman, before half of his face was scarred by Erin McKillen and he lost his sanity. As a boy, Harvey Dent grew up in Gotham; his...
Teniendo como telón de fondo de una serie de asesinatos inspirados en el calendario (cometidos por el misterioso Holiday), esta fascinante historia culmina con la trágica caída de Harvey Dent y su renacimiento como Two-Face. Uno de los mejores relatos del personaje (y de Batman) de todos los tiempos.
Seeking refuge in the underbelly of Gotham, the name Harvey Dent and all the good it stood for was lost…and Two-Face rose from the darkness. 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 coin toss.
