The Many Faces of Two-Face in the Golden Age of DC Comics: Shortly after Harvey ‘Apollo’ Kent’s debut in Bill Finger's "The Crimes of Two-Face!" from 1942’s Detective Comics #68, Kent reformed and left the Two-Face persona behind in 1943’s Detective Comics #80. Within a decade long period in ‘Batman’ comics, three other men took up the Two-Face mantle with Batman and Robin having to clear Harvey Dent’s name from these imposters.✌🏽💚🦇🪙 A history of Harvey Dent’s Two-Face being Batman’s greates

The Intellectual Madness of Jim Carrey’s Riddler: Created by Bill Finger and Dick Sprang, The Riddler debuted #onthisday in 1948’s Detective Comics #140. While Edward Nygma’s Riddler had few appearances within the Golden Age of DC Comics, the King of Conundrums has been popularized not just in DC publications but also on the animated and live action small screen. One of Riddler’s most memorable interpretations is Jim Carrey’s portrayal of Nygma in Joel Schumacher’s 1995 live action film “Batman