The first of several quick overviews of the other men who would be Two-Face, as if anybody would actually want to have Harvey's life. Today, we look at the very first impostor, as seen in the pages of BATMAN #50: "The Return of Two-Face ( Read more... )

Today, I present the first of several upcoming looks at Two-Face cover appearances over the ages. Feel free to skim past my blathering and commentary to just look at the neato pictures, if you're so inclined ( Read more... )

Let's go back to where it all started: August 1942, with DETECTIVE COMICS #66.

While Bob Kane gets too much credit for everything Batman, it seems that Two-Face was entirely his creation, taking the look from this poster of Spencer Tracy's JEKYLL & HYDE film, and giving him a coin-flipping gimmick originated by George Raft in SCARFACE. Bill Finger ( Read more... )