Why does Silver Age do Two-Face the best?
Why does Silver Age do Two-Face the best?
Henry Russell
Joseph Thompson
Silver-Age does the entire DC Pantheon the best.
Jeremiah Johnson
It leans into his gimmick. I don't think any other era had him not commit crimes tonight because the coin says so.
Zachary Carter
Actually, that stretches all the way back to his first appearance. He separated his crimes by day and night, with the daylight take going to charity.
Two-Face was a fun, weird character before writers got obsessed with his origin.
Leo Baker
Batman's villains need to be mob bosses again.
Owen Richardson
You posted a cartoon, not Silver Age
Ryder Taylor
>Brave and the Bold
>Not Silver Age
Ryan Long
two face is classiness meeting old fashioned weirdness and it really shows in this design
Joshua Martin
It's inspired by the Silver Age, but Two-Face in particular was made much wackier
Luis Hughes
These are all true
Chase Ortiz
Two-Face barely appeared in the Silver Age, though.
He had a lengthy hiatus after the Golden Age before being brought back.
Christopher Clark
This. Batman fighting justice league tier shit is mega gay.
Sebastian Reyes
Peak batman is when he's solving mysteries and fighting organized crime hence why the long holiday was great
Connor Cox
>the long holiday
Aaron Smith
Oops ment long Halloween
Mason Ward
In the Silver Age he could just be another gimmick villain
In the 90s and after he had to be a horribly tragic character that was more about the drama of his existence than being a criminal that robbed banks
Parker Richardson
>In the 90s and after he had to be a horribly tragic character that was more about the drama of his existence than being a criminal that robbed banks
Ah to be Alan Moore.
Ryder Russell
I forget, did they ever release that second Batman '66 movie with William Shatner as Two-Face or did Adam West die before they could finish it?
Carson Brown
It's been released.
Robert Cruz
It's really disappointing. Not only is his two gimmick a wealth of potential stories, but he also has the unique ability to change the direction of those stories literally with a flip of a coin.
It would be fun to see how far you can push that. Like, what if he went on a "good" crime spree? All he gets is good coin flips, but yet still has to commit crimes since the coin already decided that fate. It would be interesting.
Samuel Martinez
It really is a litmus test for writers, "Let's see you fuck up a story about the duality of man." Two-Face can be a gambler, a tragedy, a maniac, a gimmick gangster or all of the above. I'm coming around to the opinion there are no bad characters, only bad writers.
Jason White
You can watch it right now on Amazon Prime.
Jack Hughes
>T. Jeff Bezos