Part 1 And now, the conclusion of (my review of) Paul Jenkins' Batman: Jekyll & Hyde. At this point, artist Jae Lee left the mini-series for unexplained reasons, and artistic duties were taken up by B:J&H cover artist (and artist of
Steps, that story from Legends of the Dark Knight) Sean Phillips
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(Aaactually, since I'm not married to the whole second-kid angle, I might try to do something with the fact that people with severe borderline personality disorder can become positively grotesque during their rages--monsterous, is the word I would use based on personal experience, but you know...whatever.)I would have also carried it over that no, Two-Face isn't Murray, but rather, he's the alternate who took all the abuse when Harvey's mind finally split under the strain of living with an alcoholic father and who also absorbed all of ( ... )
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I know the comic is trying to be edgy as all get-out at this point, but Harvey donning a "1940's Brooklyn wiseguy" derby and proclaiming "Hoohah!" like Melvin J. Cowznofski is just too silly for words. It's something like you'd see in an issue of Tiny Titans where he becomes the local softball coach and instructs the kids to play a "double-header".
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It's something like you'd see in an issue of Tiny Titans where he becomes the local softball coach and instructs the kids to play a "double-header".
Aw, now I'm sad that Harvey never appeared in Tity Titans. Not to my knowledge, anyway.
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