yeah, he's one of my all time fave Batman villains

M

Haha I made it....

Man I love this guy he's one of my favorite villains of all time. Definitely my fav in DC

Anyone else wanna talk about his awesomeness?

yeah, i loved his scene in No Mans Land where Batman has him tied to the bed...

M

He's definitely mine, I mean, look at him...it's hard to describe how awesome he is... I mean, the whole Falcone thing, the "swift death to evil" motto, the coin, I mean, any villain that would base his life off of a coin and not care what would happen regardless is awesome.

Methos says:

"yeah, i loved his scene in No Mans Land where Batman has him tied to the bed... M"

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have you read No Mans Land?

M

Two Face is by far one of the best Villains in DC and one of Batman's greatest.

Methos says:

"have you read No Mans Land? M"

No lol...only Long Halloween and Dark Victory....don't hurt me :O

He sure is up there with the greats.

Fantastic villain. I would want to be him anytime.

I wouldn't to be him, hell no, but see him in action (from afar) hell yes =D

i wud like to shar a drink of whisky wiv him

Two-face is one of my favorite Batman villains

beeing Joker (when they show his creepy side) and Ra's al Ghul the only ones that I like more

"i wud like to shar a drink of whisky wiv him"

ah yes two-face i love that guy and his two faces

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Methos says:

"have you read No Mans Land? M"

No lol...only Long Halloween and Dark Victory....don't hurt me :O

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Cool then, I'll look into it...Two-Face is definitely my favorite american comics villain, possibly my favorite villain period lol

I love Two Face, he's even better than Jekyll and Hyde :P

Prison Reform: Gotham Gazette

Gotham City is plagued by sentiments about vigilantism, so much so that criminally insane terrorists take up the reins of jurisprudence fanaticism.

Two-Face represents a human angst towards the loopholes in the justice system and frustration with mismanaged urbanization.

He is perhaps Batman's most intellectually challenging nemesis, since he compels the Dark Knight to question the effectiveness of standard methods of vigilante crime-fighting.

We all wear proverbial masks, and Two-Face is the proverbial 'man in the iron mask,' torn between his bureaucratic appreciation for civics and his wrathful obsession with punishment.

I'd like to see more storylines about Harvey Dent (and Two-Face) addressing a social need for prison reform as it relates to the improvement of police departments and the management of police corruption (i.e., Internal Affairs).

For example, how do Gotham's prison inmates and Arkham residents feel about officials' attitudes towards overly-brutal prison/institution guards? Such a question could create an intriguingly dangerous vigilantism gauntlet for Two-Face (and Batman).

I'd also like to see more storylines presenting thematic connections and plot branchings between Two-Face and the scheming Black Mask.

Maniac Cop (Film)

The Two-Face Arrest: Comics Cryogenics

Two-Face (Harvey Dent) is obsessed with that chance-determining coin of his, which he may use to guide his special brand of arbitrary judgment decision-making: --- i.e., "Heads, I chop off your left hand above the wrist, and tails I chop off your right hand below the wrist!"

While someone like Batman (or Robin) may be clever enough to retort, "Both would hurt, Harvey Dent, so your coin does not seem to hold any real Platonic value, especially in the medical halls of inquiry!", most Gothamites are simply not interested enough in irony parametrics to defy/question this nihilism theatrics based Two-Face dare/challenge.

Making Two-Face crazy is an essential aspect in the apprehension of this schizophrenic Gotham super-villain, so perhaps Two-Face signifies a modern civilization appreciation or appraisal of decision-making power.

While irony parametrics makes Batman a true 'governor,' nihilism theatrics makes Two-Face a true 'gargoyle.'