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He also made an appearance in the Knight Terrors storyline. In this he was given a variant of the drug venom by the White Rabbit. This caused him to become much stronger and have no fear causing him to fight with Batman once again in an Arkham riot. He was close to victory until the side effects of the drug caused him to bleed from his eyes balls and collapse. He was later interrogated by Batman about this occurrence but he was fairly uninformative to the dark knight. Law: As the former district attorney, Two-Face is proficient in nearly all matters pertaining to criminal law. Batman: Because you were the best of us. He wanted to prove that even someone as good as you, could fall.
In the comics, Harvey's psychological issues were suggested to be the result of his abuse by his alcoholic father. It was never made clear where their root was in the games. However, Harvey's father was referenced briefly in his Arkham City Interview Tapes where Hugo Strange commented that Harvey's father was the previous owner of his coin (before presumably passing away) which slightly hinted at his comic book origins. In Batman: Arkham Origins, there was a newspaper in the GCPD SWAT Interrogation Room that said that Harvey Dent was elected D.A. Shortly after, a certain Dr. Ekhart performed plastic surgery on Dent's face, seemingly repairing it for good. While the facial reconstruction managed to partially heal Two-Face's fractured mind, Ekhart's assistant, Mr. Wilkins, began to place suspicion on Harvey Dent once more by committing crimes disguised as Two-Face. Batman, however, saw through the disguise and helped Two-Face clear his name. For two years, Dent led a normal life until actor Paul Sloane, scarred in the same manner as Dent had once been, was driven mad, beginning to think he was really Dent as Two-Face. Batman arrested Sloane for several attempted robberies and had his face restored, in the same manner Harvey Dent's had once been.Rivera, Joshua (April 18, 2017). "The Guy Who Reinvented Batman Without Changing a Thing". GQ . Retrieved September 21, 2022. a b Stone, Sam (March 27, 2020). "Batman's Most Disturbed Villain Knows the Dark Knight's Biggest Secret". Comic Book Resources . Retrieved February 23, 2021.
Farago, Andrew; McIntyre, Gina (2019). Batman: The Definitive History of the Dark Knight in Comics, Film, and Beyond. Simon & Schuster. p.85. ISBN 9781683834373. In the 90s it was changed to dark purple after Batman Forever. In the movie Dent's scarred side is a bright pinkish-purple, although this version played by Tommy Lee Jones is the only one to not feature an eye bulge and exposed teeth. As depicted in Batman: The Animated Series, it is a sky blue. Artist Matt Wagner changed the scarring color to red in the 1992 Faces storyarc. Tim Sale later used a similar look in Batman: The Long Halloween, which slowly became standardized modern look by the turn of the millennium.Frye, Todd (2019). Batman #201-300: The Complete Comic Book Covers, Vol. 3. Action Figure Publishing. Newsarama Staff (June 17, 2022). "All of DC's September 2022 comics and covers revealed". Gamesradar . Retrieved October 8, 2022. After the accident, he adopted the name "Two-Face" and soon began his own crusade to bring Thorne down with a criminal spree over Thorne's various businesses. Two-Face then started relying on a special coin to moderate his every action as flipping the coin would determine his decisions. However, he couldn't stop thinking of her loved Grace and soon he arranged a meeting with her, right after getting vital information about Thorne's criminal activities. During their meeting, Thorne and his gang arrived at the place and retrieved the information before they tried to kill Two-Face and Grace. Batman appeared in time and prevented anyone from getting hurt. However, Two-Face had the chance to kill Thorne once and for all, but Batman stopped Dent by confusing his special coin and preventing him from committing further crimes. When the police arrived, Dent was taken to Arkham Asylum. [4] Batman – One Bad Day: Two-Facehas been out for two days now. (See what we did there?) Written by Mariko Tamaki, who’s taking on a villain she never got to while writing Detective Comics, and drawn by Javier Fernandez, it offers a chance to get to know the D.A.-turned crimelord in a way you never have before. To delve into the tragedy that altered a once-promising champion of justice into one of Gotham’s most notorious gangsters. During the All-Star Batman storyline “My Own Worst Enemy,” it was revealed that Harvey has been aware of the Dark Knight’s secret identity for some time.
Two-Face’s first crime was bank robbery. Because his coin landed on the good side, he donated the stolen money to the local orphanage. Early Two-Face stories would have Harvey using stolen loot for charitable purposes, but this angle was dropped in later appearances. You wouldn't dare try to justify yourself if you knew what I lost. Have you had to talk to the person you love most? Tell them it's gonna be alright. When you know it's not. Well...you're about to know what it feels like, Gordon. Then, you can look me in the eye and tell me you're sorry. Gerry Conway( w),Don Newton & Frank Chiaramonte( a)."Half A Hero..." Batman,vol.1,no.346(April 1982).DC Comics. Two-Face is obsessed with duality, and determined to recruit half the population of Arkham City in preparation for a bloody war against the other gangs within Arkham City. But his strategy starts and ends with a flip of his coin, adding an element of randomness to his every move. Beedle, Tim (April 2, 2015). "Convergence Fight of the Week: The Question vs. Two-Face". DC Comics . Retrieved February 22, 2021.During Harvey's childhood, he was often harassed by a bully until he decided to stand up to him and punched the bully in the face. The next day, Harvey found out that the bully was in the hospital. Though he went there to get his appendix removed, Dent thought he had sent him there because of their fight. Dent felt so guilty about what happened that he never showed his anger again. Over the years, that built up anger developed into a second personality named "Big Bad Harv." Dent managed to keep it under control for most of his life, but it would always slip out during brief moments of anger and embarrassment. [1] District Attorney This section details the character's most notable relationships across various interpretations of the Batman mythos:
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