I like my town with a little drop of poison

for reference: appearances list

ornithophobia — Thu, 02 Sep 2010 05:05:42 GMT

taking a page out of butthead 's magic book and keeping a list of titles that I've read and need to read. I'm going to be a Pokemon master and read these all eventually. you'll see!

APPEARANCES

Fall 1941:
World's Finest Comics (1941) #3

March 1943:
Detective Comics (1937) #73 - 'The Scarecrow Returns.'

February 1967:
Batman (1940) #189 - 'The Fright Of The Scarecrow!'

March 1968:
Batman (1940) #200 - 'The Man Who Radiated Fear!'

July 1969:
Detective Comics (1937) #389 - 'Batman's Evil Eye!'

May/Jun 1974:
Justice League of America (1960) #111 - 'Balance of Power!'

October 1975:
1st Issue Special (1975) #7 - 'Menace Of The Human Firefly'

Jul/Aug 1976:
The Joker (1975) #8 - 'The Scarecrow's Fearsome Face-Off'

June 1977:
Justice League of America (1960) #143 - 'A Tale of Two Satellites!'

September 1977:
Batman (1940) #291 - 'Where Were You On the Night Batman Was Killed?'

October 1977:
Batman (1940) #292 - 'The Testimony of the Riddler!'

November 1977:
Batman (1940) #293 - 'The Testimony of Luthor!'

December 1977:
Batman (1940) #294 - 'Testimony of the Joker'

February 1978:
Batman (1940) #296 - 'The Sinister Straws Of The Scarecrow'

Oct/Nov 1979:
Detective Comics (1937) #486 - 'Murder By Thunderbolt'

May 1980:
The Super Friends (1976) #32 - 'The Scarecrow Fights With Fear'

August 1980:
Untold Legend of the Batman (1980) #2 - 'With Friends Like These...'

June 1981:
Detective Comics (1937) #503 - 'The 6 Days Of The Scarecrow'

April 1983:
The Brave and the Bold (1955) #197 - 'The Autobiography of Bruce Wayne'

May 1983:
Detective Comics (1937) #526 - 'All My Enemies Against Me!'

February 1984:
Batman (1940) #368 - 'A Revenge Of Rainbows'

July 1984:
Batman (1940) #373 - 'The Frequency Of Fear'
Detective Comics (1937) #540 - 'Something Scary'

February 1985:
Batman (1940) #380 - 'End Of The Bat'

November 1985:
World's Finest Comics (1941) #321 - 'The Time Of Your Life'

December 1985:
Crisis on Infinite Earths (1985) #9 - 'War Zone'
Crisis on Infinite Earths (1985) #9 (UPC) - 'War Zone'

January 1986:
Who's Who: The Definitive Directory of the DC Universe (1985) #11 - 'Icicle to Jonni Thunder'

October 1986:
Batman (1940) #400 - 'Resurrection Night!'
Who's Who: The Definitive Directory of the DC Universe (1985) #20 - 'Rubberduck to Shining Knight'

February 1987:
Detective Comics (1937) #571 - 'Fear for $ale'

January 1988:
Batman (1940) #415 - 'Millennium'
Batman (1940) #415 (5th Print) - 'Millennium'
Batman (1940) #415 (6th Print) - 'Millennium'

February 1988:
Secret Origins (1986) #23 - 'Starring Floronic Man and Guardians of the Universe'

1989:
Arkham Asylum (1989) OGN HC
Batman (Finland) (1987) 1989-03

March 1989:
Batman Monthly (London Editions Magazines) (1988) #21 - 'Blind Justice'
Detective Comics (1937) #598 - 'Blind Justice, Part One, Chapters 1 to 3'

April 1989:
Batman Monthly (London Editions Magazines) (1988) #22 - 'Blind Justice'

May 1989:
The Sandman (1989) #5 - 'Passengers'

July 1989:
The Sandman (1989) #7 - 'Sound and Fury'

October 1989:
Detective Comics (1937) #606 - 'The Mud Pack, Part Three: Killer Clay!'

Annual 1989:
Detective Comics (1937) Annual 02 - 'Blood Secrets'

April 1990:
Batman: Arkham Asylum (1990) OGN

May 1990:
Animal Man (1988) #23 - 'Crisis'

August 1990:
Who's Who in the DC Universe (1990) #1 - 'Amanda Waller To Wotan'

November 1990:
Batman (1940) #456 - 'Identity Crisis, Part Two: Without Fear of Consequence...'

December 1990:
Batman (1940) #457 - 'Master of Fear'

December 1991:
Batman/Judge Dredd: Judgement on Gotham (1991) OGN SC

Annual 1991:
Batman (1940) Annual 15 - 'Armageddon 2001, Part 3: The Last Batman Story'
Batman (1940) Annual 15 (2nd Print) - 'Armageddon 2001, Part 3: The Last Batman Story'
Batman (1940) Annual 15 (3rd Print) - 'Armageddon 2001, Part 3: The Last Batman Story'

June 1992:
Batman: Shadow of the Bat (1992) #1 - 'The Last Arkham, Part One'

August 1992:
Batman: Shadow of the Bat (1992) #3 - 'The Last Arkham, Part Three'

September 1992:
Batman: Shadow of the Bat (1992) #4 - 'The Last Arkham, Part Four'

1993:
Wydanie Specjalne (1992) #8 - 'Batman/Sêdzia Dredd: S±d nad Gotham'

January 1993:
The Batman Adventures (1992) #4 - 'Riot Act'

February 1993:
The Batman Adventures (1992) #5 - 'Riot Act II'

April 1993:
Batman (1940) #491 - 'The Freedom of Madness!'
Batman (1940) #491 (2nd Print) - 'The Freedom of Madness!'

June 1993:
Batman (1940) #494 - 'Knightfall, Part 5: Night Terrors'
Batman (1940) #495 - 'Knightfall, Part 7: Strange Bedfellows'
Detective Comics (1937) #661 - 'Knightfall, Part 6: City on Fire'

July 1993:
Batman (1940) #496 - 'Knightfall, Part 9: Die Laughing'
Batman (1940) #497 - 'Knightfall, Part 11: The Broken Bat'
Batman (1940) #497 (2nd Print) - 'Knightfall, Part 11: The Broken Bat'
Batman (1940) #497 (With outer cover) - 'Knightfall, Part 11: The Broken Bat'
Detective Comics (1937) #664 - 'Knightfall, Part 12: Who Rules the Night'

September 1993:
Batman: Shadow of the Bat (1992) #16 - 'Knightfall: The God of Fear, Part One of Three'
Batman: Shadow of the Bat (1992) #17 - 'Knightfall: The God of Fear, Part Two of Three'

October 1993:
Batman: Shadow of the Bat (1992) #18 - 'Knightfall: The God of Fear, Conclusion'

December 1993:
Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight (1989) Halloween Special 01 - 'Choices'

March 1994:
Showcase '94 (1994) #3 - 'Arkham'

April 1994:
Anima (1994) #2 - 'False Dawn'
Showcase '94 (1994) #4 - 'Arkham'
The Batman Adventures (1992) #19 - 'Troubled Dreams'

May 1994:
Anima (1994) #3 - 'Running with the Wolf'

October 1994:
Batman (1940) #0 - 'Creature of the Night'
Batman: Shadow of the Bat (1992) #0 - 'The Beginning of Tomorrow'
Detective Comics (1937) #0 - 'Choice of Weapons'
Robin (1993) #0 - 'Brothers in Arms'

Annual 1994:
The Batman Adventures (1992) Annual 01

1995:
Batman: Mitefall (1995) OGN SC

March 1995:
Guy Gardner: Warrior (1994) #29 - 'It's My Party And I'll Fight If I Want To'
Guy Gardner: Warrior (1994) #29 (Collector's Edition) - 'It's My Party And I'll Fight If I Want To'

September 1995:
Batman/Judge Dredd: The Ultimate Riddle (1995) OGN SC

October 1995:
Batman (1940) #523 - 'Scarecrow, Part One: Dark Wings Fly Away in Fear'

November 1995:
Batman (1940) #524 - 'Scarecrow, Part Two: Haunted Houses of the Head'
Hawkman (1993) #26 - 'Fear Visits'
Underworld Unleashed (1995) #1 - 'Underworld Unleashed'

December 1995:
Robin (1993) #23 - 'Underworld Unleashed: Buggin''

Annual 1995:
Batman (1940) Annual 19 - 'Scarecrow - Masters of Fear'

1996:
Batman: Haunted Knight (1996) TPB (5th Printing) - 'Batman: Haunted Knight'
Batman: Haunted Knight (1996) TPB (Orange Cover) - 'Batman: Haunted Knight'
Rogue's Gallery (1996) #1

March 1996:
DC Versus Marvel / Marvel Versus DC (1996) #2 - 'Round Two'
The Batman and Robin Adventures (1995) #5 - 'Second Banana'

June 1996:
Batman: Shadow of the Bat (1992) #51 - 'The Nightmare Man'

December 1996:
The Batman and Robin Adventures (1995) #13 - 'Knightmare'

January 1997:
The Batman and Robin Adventures (1995) #14 - 'Dagger's Tale'

May 1997:
Batman: The Long Halloween (1996) #8 - 'Chapter Eight: Mother's Day'

June 1997:
Batman: The Long Halloween (1996) #9 - 'Chapter Nine: Father's Day'
Nightwing (1996) #9 - 'Die Trying'

July 1997:
Batman: The Long Halloween (1996) #10 - 'Chapter Ten: Independence Day'
Nightwing (1996) #10 - 'The Neighborhood'

August 1997:
Nightwing (1996) #11 - 'Fear Takes Flight'

October 1997:
Batman: The Long Halloween (1996) #13 - 'Chapter Thirteen: Punishment'

1998:
Batman: Masterpieces (1998) HC
Batman: The Long Halloween (1996) TPB
Batman: The Long Halloween (1996) TPB (2nd Printing)
Batman: The Long Halloween (1996) TPB (3rd Printing)
Batman: The Long Halloween (1996) TPB (4th Printing)
Batman: The Long Halloween (1996) TPB (7th Printing)
Batman: The Long Halloween (1996) TPB (8th Printing)
Batman: The Long Halloween (1996) TPB (Blue Cover)

January 1998:
Young Heroes in Love (1997) #8 - 'Take No Prisoners To The Twilight Of The Gods!'

February 1998:
Birds of Prey: Batgirl (1998) #1 - 'Birds of Prey'

May 1998:
Batman: Arkham Asylum-Tales of Madness (1998) #1 - 'Cataclysm, Part Sixteen: Democratic Conventions'

June 1998:
Catwoman (1993) #58 - 'Only Happy When It Rains: Mad Money'
The Creeper (1997) #7 - 'Madhouse'

July 1998:
Catwoman (1993) #59 - 'Only Happy When It Rains : Fight of Flight'
JLA 80-Page Giant (1998) #1
The Creeper (1997) #8 - 'He Who Laughs Last'

August 1998:
Batman: Gotham Adventures (1998) #3 - 'Just Another Day'
Catwoman (1993) #60 - 'Kittens and Trees'
Justice League of America: The Nail (1998) #1

October 1998:
Batman Villains Secret Files (1998) #1

December 1998:
Batman: Shadow of the Bat (1992) #80 - 'Road to No Man's Land: Waxman and the Clown, Part One'
Batman/Scarecrow 3-D (1998) #1 - 'Concert of Fear'

1999:
Batman: Crimson Mist (1999) OGN HC
Batman: Crimson Mist (1999) OGN SC

January 1999:
Batman (1940) #561 - 'Road to No Man's Land: Bruce Wayne Goes To Washington, Part Two: The Witness'
Batman: Shadow of the Bat (1992) #81 - 'Road to No Man's Land: Waxman and the Clown, Part 2'

February 1999:
Batman (1940) #562 - 'Road to No Man's Land: Bruce Wayne Goes to Washington, Part 3: The Devil His Due!'
Batman: Shadow of the Bat (1992) #82 - 'Road to No Man's Land: Waxman and the Clown, Part 3'

April 1999:
Batman (1940) #564 - 'No Man's Land: Fear of Faith, Part Three: Life in Hell'
Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight (1989) #116 - 'No Man's Land: Fear of Faith, Part One: Fanning the Flames'
Batman: Shadow of the Bat (1992) #84 - 'No Man's Land: Fear of Faith, Part Two: "To Serve and Protect"'
Detective Comics (1937) #731 - 'No Man's Land: Fear of Faith, Part Four: Be Not Afraid'

June 1999:
Batman & Superman: World's Finest (1999) Book 03 - Third Year

September 1999:
Nightwing (1996) #35 - 'No Man's Land: Escape to Blackgate, Part One: The Belly of the Beast'

October 1999:
Nightwing (1996) #36 - 'No Man's Land: Escape to Blackgate, Part Two: Nothing But Time'

November 1999:
Nightwing (1996) #37 - 'No Man's Land: Escape to Blackgate, Part Three: Escape from Blackgate'

2000:
Batman/Daredevil (2000) OGN SC - 'King of New York'
Batman/Lobo (2000) OGN SC

February 2000:
Batman: Dark Victory (1999) #3 - 'Toys'

June 2000:
Batman: Dark Victory (1999) #7 - 'Fools'

October 2000:
Green Lantern and the Atom (2000) #1 - 'Unusual Suspects'

November 2000:
Batman: Dark Victory (1999) #12 - 'Revenge'

December 2000:
Batman (1940) #584 - 'The Dark Knight Project'
Batman: Dark Victory (1999) TPB (2nd Printing)
Batman: Dark Victory (1999) TPB (4th printing)
Batman: Dark Victory (1999) #13 - 'Peace'

2001:
JLA: Gods and Monsters (2001) #1

January 2001:
Batman: Gotham Adventures (1998) #32 - 'The Remote Controller'
Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight (1989) #137 - 'Terror, Part I: The Blood-Bat'
Wonder Woman (1987) #164 - 'Part 1: Discordia'
Wonder Woman (1987) #164 (Midtown Comics Phil Jiminez signed Edition) - 'Part 1: Discordia'

February 2001:
Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight (1989) #138 - 'Terror, Part II: Strange Scarecrow'
Nightwing (1996) #52 - 'Modern Romance'
Wonder Woman (1987) #165 - 'Part 2: Avatars'

March 2001:
Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight (1989) #139 - 'Terror, Part III: Greatest Fear'
Wonder Woman (1987) #166 - 'Part 3: Fear'

April 2001:
Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight (1989) #140 - 'Terror, Part IV: Horror House'

May 2001:
Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight (1989) #141 - 'Terror, Part V: Dead Man'

June 2001:
Batman: Gotham Knights (2000) #16 - 'Matatoa, Part 1 of 2'
Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight (1989) #142 - 'The Demon Laughs, Part One: Exit Screaming'
Catwoman (1993) #93 - 'Fear is Here to Stay'

November 2001:
Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight (1989) #147 - 'Bad, Part II'

December 2001:
Joker: Last Laugh (2001) #4 - 'Joker: Last Laugh, Part Four: Everyone Knows This is Nowhere'
Joker: Last Laugh Secret Files (2001) #1 - 'Joker: Last Laugh'

January 2002:
Batman: Gotham Knights (2000) #23 - 'Fear of Success'
The Spectre (2001) #11 - 'The Mission'

2003:
Birds of Prey: Catwoman/Oracle (2003) 2

March 2003:
Batman: Gotham Knights (2000) #37 - 'Spoiler Space'
Detective Comics (1937) #778 - 'Dead Reckoning, Part Two'

April 2003:
Batman: Gotham Knights (2000) #38 - 'Knight Moves, Part 1: The Queen is Dead'
Detective Comics (1937) #779 - 'Dead Reckoning, Part Three'

May 2003:
Batman: Gotham Knights (2000) #39 - 'Knight Moves, Part 2: Castling'
Detective Comics (1937) #780 - 'Dead Reckoning, Part Four'

June 2003:
Batman Adventures (2003) TPB vol. 02 - 'Shadows and Masks'
Batman Adventures (2003) #1
Detective Comics (1937) #781 - 'Dead Reckoning, Part Five'

July 2003:
Arkham Asylum: Living Hell (2003) #1 - 'Chapter One: Whole in the Head'
Detective Comics (1937) #782 - 'Dead Reckoning, Conclusion'

August 2003:
Arkham Asylum: Living Hell (2003) #2 - 'Chapter Two: Bits & Pieces'

September 2003:
Batman (1940) #617 - 'Hush, Chapter Ten: The Grave'

October 2003:
Batgirl Year One (2003) #9 - 'Chapter Nine: Ashes & Blood'
JLA (1997) #84 - 'Trial by Fire, Part 1'

December 2003:
Arkham Asylum: Living Hell (2003) #6 - 'Chaper Six: Rhyme & Reason'

2004:
The DC Comics Encyclopedia (2004) HC - 'The DC Comics Encyclopedia'

February 2004:
Batman Adventures (2003) #9

March 2004:
Batman: Gotham Knights (2000) #49 - 'Veritas Liberat, Chapter Three of Three: The Redeemer'

June 2004:
Batman (1940) #626 - 'As the Crow Flies, Part One: Visions'
Batman Adventures (2003) TPB vol. 01 - 'Rogues Gallery'

July 2004:
Batman (1940) #627 - 'As the Crow Flies, Part Two: Partners in Crime'
Batman (1940) #628 - 'As The Crow Flies, Part Three: Scary Monsters'

August 2004:
Batman (1940) #629 - 'As the Crow Flies, Part Four: Shotgun'

September 2004:
Batman (1940) #630 - 'As the Crow Flies, Part Five: Home Invasion'

October 2004:
Arkham Asylum (1989) OGN SC - '15th Anniversary Edition'

November 2004:
Manhunter (2004) #2 - 'Parenthood'

December 2004:
Batman (1940) #633 - 'War Games, Act 3, Part 8 of 8: No Going Back'
Batman: Gotham Knights (2000) #58 - 'War Games, Act 3, Part 5 of 8: Flight Risk'
Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight (1989) #184 - 'War Games: Act 3, Part 2 of 8: The Road to Hell'
Catwoman (2002) #36 - 'War Games, Act 3, Part 7 of 8: Multiple Fronts'
Detective Comics (1937) #799 - 'War Games, Act 3, Part 1 of 8: Good Intentions'

2005:
Amazing Adventures of the JLA (2005) #1
Batman Begins: The Official Movie Adaptation (2005) OGN SC - 'Batman Begins'

April 2005:
Birds of Prey (1999) #79 - 'Hero Hunters, Part Four: She Rides the Eye of a Hurricane'
Countdown to Infinite Crisis (2005) #1 - 'Countdown to Infinite Crisis'

June 2005:
Batman: Jekyll & Hyde (2005) #1 - 'The Strange Case of Batman'

July 2005:
Aquaman (2003) #30 - 'Kiss of Death, Part 1: The Nine'
Batman Villains Secret Files and Origins 2005 (2005) #1
Batman: Dark Detective (2005) #2 - 'You May See a Stranger'
Year One: Batman/Scarecrow (2005) #1

August 2005:
Batman: Dark Detective (2005) #3 - 'Two Faces Have I'
Batman: Dark Detective (2005) #4 - 'Thriller'
Year One: Batman/Scarecrow (2005) #2

September 2005:
Batman: Dark Detective (2005) #5 - 'Everybody Dance Now'
Gotham Central (2003) #33 - 'Dead Robin, Part One of Four'

November 2005:
Villains United (2005) #5 - 'Villains United, Part Five: Victims of Aggression'

December 2005:
Villains United (2005) #6 - 'Villains United, Part Six: At the End of All Things'

March 2006:
Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight (1989) #199 - 'Blaze of Glory: The Fire'

April 2006:
Justice (2005) #4 (Superman Cover) - 'Justice, Chapter Four'

June 2006:
Justice (2005) #5 (Captain Marvel Cover) - 'Justice, Chapter Five'
Justice (2005) #5 (Hero/Villain Split Cover) - 'Justice, Chapter Five'
Villains United (2005) Infinite Crisis Special - 'A Hero Dies But One'

August 2006:
Detective Comics (1937) #820 - 'Face the Face Part 7 of 8'

December 2006:
52 (2006) #31 - 'Human Resources'
Justice (2005) #8 - 'Justice, Chapter Eight'

2007:
Batman: The Long Halloween (1996) Absolute Edition

April 2007:
Batman (Panini) (2007) #3 - 'Im Zwietlaps 7-8 / Die schönen Leute'
Justice (2005) #10 - 'Justice Chapter Ten'

August 2007:
Countdown (2007) #37 - 'Forbidden Fruit'

September 2007:
Batman: Ego and Other Tails (2007) HC
Superman/Batman (2003) #38 - 'Torment, Part 2: Crack-Up'

October 2007:
Detective Comics (1937) #835 - 'Absolute Terror, 1 of 2'
Superman/Batman (2003) #39 - 'Torment, Part 3: Helpless'

November 2007:
Detective Comics (1937) #836 - 'Absolute Terror, 2 of 2'
Justice League Wedding Special (2007) #1 - 'Unlimited, Chapter 1: Injustice League'
Superman/Batman (2003) #40 - 'Torment, Part 4: Trapped'

December 2007:
Countdown (2007) #19 - 'Season's Beatings'
DC Infinite Halloween Special (2007) #1 - 'The 13 Stories of Halloween'
Gotham Underground (2007) #1 - 'Book One: Kidnappings!'
Superman/Batman (2003) #41 - 'Torment, Part 5: Purgatory'

2008:
General Mills Presents (2008) nn - 'Batman and The Scarecrow'
The DC Comics Encyclopedia (2004) HC - 'The DC Comics Encyclopedia: Updated And Expanded'

January 2008:
Batman (Panini) (2007) #12 - 'So eine Art Familie / Schrecken ohne Ende? / Batman zweier Welten / Der Quotenkrieg'
Gotham Underground (2007) #2 - 'Book Two: Gangs of Gotham'

February 2008:
Booster Gold (2007) #5 - '52 Pick-Up, Chapter 5: No Joke'
Gotham Underground (2007) #3 - 'Book Three: "Fancy Meeting You Here..."'

March 2008:
Gotham Underground (2007) #4 - 'Book Four: Scars'
Green Lantern (2005) #27 - 'Sinestro Corps War: Epilogue: The Alpha Lanterns: Part 2'

April 2008:
Batman (Panini) (2007) #15 - 'Absolute Furcht / Ganovenehre'

July 2008:
Action Comics (1938) #865 - 'The Terrible Toyman'
Batman: Gotham After Midnight (2008) #1 - 'Scarecrow Escapes Asylum!'

September 2008:
Batman: Gotham After Midnight (2008) #3
Joker's Asylum: Scarecrow (2008) #1 - 'Dark Knight of the Scarecrow'

October 2008:
Detective Comics (1937) #847 - 'Batman R.I.P.: Heart of Hush, Part 2 of 5: The Last Good Day'
Two-Face: Year One (2008) #2

November 2008:
Batman Confidential (2007) #21 - 'The Cat and the Bat, Conclusion'
Detective Comics (1937) #848 - 'Batman R.I.P.: Heart of Hush, Part 3 of 5: Heartstrings'
Nightwing (1996) #148 - 'The Great Leap, Part Two'

December 2008:
DCU Halloween Special (2008) #1
Detective Comics (1937) #849 - 'Batman R.I.P.: Heart of Hush, Part 4 of 5: Scars'
Nightwing (1996) #149 - 'The Great Leap, Part Three'
Trinity (2008) #30

2009:
Batman: Arkham Asylum: The Road to Arkham (2009) nn - 'Batman: Arkham Asylum: The Road to Arkham'
DC Universe: Origins (2009) TPB - 'DC Universe: Origins'

January 2009:
Batman (1940) #683 - 'What the Butler Saw'
Batman (1940) #683 (Tony Daniel Variant) - 'What the Butler Saw'

February 2009:
Detective Comics (1937) #851 - 'Last Days of Gotham, Part 1'
Final Crisis: Secret Files (2009) #1
Tangent: Superman's Reign (2008) #10 - 'Tangent: Superman's Reign Chapter Ten'
Trinity (2008) #39

March 2009:
Tangent: Superman's Reign (2008) #11 - 'Tangent: Superman's Reign Chapter Eleven'
Trinity (2008) #40

April 2009:
Batman (1940) #686 - 'Part 1 of 2: The Beginning of the End'
Batman (1940) #686 (Alex Ross Cover) - 'Part 1 of 2: The Beginning of the End'
Batman (1940) #686 (Third Printing) - 'Part 1 of 2: The Beginning of the End'
Batman: Gotham After Midnight (2008) #10
Tangent: Superman's Reign (2008) #12 - 'Tangent: Superman's Reign Conclusion'

May 2009:
Batman: Battle for the Cowl (2009) #1 - 'A Hostile Takeover'
Batman: Gotham After Midnight (2008) #11
Batman: Mad Love and Other Stories (2009) HC vol. 01 - 'Mad Love and Other Stories'
Batman: The Brave and the Bold (2009) #3 - 'President Batman!'

June 2009:
Batman: Battle for the Cowl (2009) #2 - 'Army of One'
Batman: Battle for the Cowl: Arkham Asylum (2009) #1 - 'Arkham Asylum: The Place Where Beauty Lies'

July 2009:
Batman in Barcelona: Dragon's Knight (2009) #1 - 'Batman in Barcelona: Dragon's Knight'

August 2009:
Batman (1940) #687 - 'A Battle Within: An Epilogue to Battle for the Cowl'

September 2009:
Superman/Batman (2003) #62 - 'Sidekicked'

October 2009:
Justice League: Cry for Justice (2009) #2 - 'The Gathering'

November 2009:
Batgirl (2009) #2 - 'Batgirl Rising - Point of New Origin, Part Two'

December 2009:
Batgirl (2009) #3 - 'Batgirl Rising - Point of New Origin, Part Three'
Batman: The Widening Gyre (2009) #3 - 'Things Fall Apart'
Batman: The Widening Gyre (2009) #3 (Sketch Variant) - 'Things Fall Apart'
Batman: The Widening Gyre (2009) #3 (Variant Cover) - 'Things Fall Apart'
Blackest Night (2009) #4
Superman/Batman (2003) #65 - 'Happy Halloween'

Annual 2009:
Detective Comics (1937) Annual 11

February 2010:
Blackest Night (2009) #6
DC Holiday Special '09 (2010) #1

Feb/Mar 2010:
Batman Legends (2007) #34

March 2010:
Green Lantern (2005) #50 - 'Parallax: Rebirth'

April 2010:
Batman: Viimeinen Batman-tarina (2010) HC
Blackest Night (2009) #7
Blackest Night: Wonder Woman (2010) #3

May 2010:
Batman: Streets of Gotham (2009) #10

June 2010:
Arkham Asylum: Madness (2010) OGN HC - 'Arkham Asylum: Madness'

July 2010:
The Mighty Crusaders Special (2010) #1 - 'Full Circle'

August 2010:
Action Comics (1938) #890 - 'The Black Ring, Part One'
Batman (1940) #700 - 'Time and the Batman'
Gotham City Sirens (2009) #13 - 'Sister Zero Part 2 of 2'
Joker's Asylum II: The Riddler (2010) #1 - 'The House the Cards Built'

October 2010:
DCU: Legacies (2010) #4 - 'The Next Generation!/Snapshot: Remembrance!'

POST-CRISIS

November 2007:
Batman Confidential (2007) #9 - 'Lovers & Madmen, Part Three: Crime's New Face'

December 2007:
Batman Legends (2007) #14 - 'Bat With A Vengeance!'

January 2008:
Superman/Batman (2003) #42 - 'Torment, Part 6: Release'

NON-CONTINUITY (i.e. what the hell is this)

Annual 1996:
Batman (1940) Annual 20 - 'Fables of the Bat-Man'

November 1997:
Batman: Dark Knight Dynasty (1998) OGN HC - 'Batman: Dark Knight Dynasty'

August 1998:
Justice League of America: The Nail (1998) #1

1999:
Batman: Crimson Mist (1999) OGN HC

2003:
Batman: Detective #27 (2003) OGN HC

will probably edit later to check off the issues I know and clean up the repeat titles (like individual issues of a trade paperback showing up in the list along with the actual TPB.)

fear gas reference! [quite image-heavy]

ornithophobia — Wed, 26 May 2010 16:20:56 GMT

I thought some people might appreciate this.

I'm only using examples from the comics I have digital copies of (just because my scanner isn't set up yet. I hate moving!) Any videos I got, I got off Youtube from people who were kind enough to upload them. They don't know how useful they are.

Anyway! The order of appearance has no significance save for it being the order in which my comics were organised. Since there are a lot of images, I won't include every single example I took from each respective comic; I'll leave links to all the others after my dumb commentary with an ×.

Without further ado:

Source: Batgirl #3
Not fear gas, per se, it's actually a rage-inducing drug called... Imaginatively enough, "Rage." But I felt it was worth including if just for an example of how his hallucinations work in general.
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Source: Batman & Robin Adventures #13
It just goes to show that manifesting someone's worst fears can backfire on you. Especially when that someone is Batman.

Source: Batman Adventures Annual #1
LEECHES! Herp derp derp, I'm the Scarecrow.

Source: Batman Black and White: Fear Is The Key
For the record, everything before this was like wizards and shit and Batman being a demon. Hence the "medieval" comment. Just a little insight into how Batman's mind works: not necessarily related to fear gas, but hey.

Source: Batman Black and White: The Bat No More...?
An example of a "fear of ______" variant of toxin. Way to go, making Bats afraid of his own mask.

Source: Dark Victory
To be fair, for this example, I should include all the dozens of pages between this moment and when Batman figures out that he's poisoned (but my scanner is out of commission for a few days, so). This was the primary example I used to describe an instance when the toxin can just lurk in the body, continuously exploiting people's fears without them even noticing. Here, Batman goes at least four or five chapters (and that many months) refusing to work with Commissioner Gordon, the police force, and Selina Kyle... All because of his fear of being wrong. It took him that long to notice that it all led back to this moment when he got gassed. Sneaky!

Source: Gotham Adventures #32
Fetal position, fetal position...

Source: Haunted Knight
Bark bark bark! I guess policemen are afraid of dogs.
The further examples I have are all part of a chain -- in the background, Batman's hooking up with a kind of suspicious lady and that's what's being evoked here. Scarecrow gets to be minister, oh joy!
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Source: Hawkman #26
After this, Hawkman flips his shit and starts assassinating a bunch of losers.

Source: Joker's Asylum: Scarecrow
This issue felt kind of like a slasher. Terrorising teenagers... Really? They deserved it.
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Source: Robin: A Hero Reborn
ohh noooooooo spiders! herp derp. This storyline just kind of solidified the suspicion I had about how Scarecrow is everyone's entry-level villain...
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Source: Scarecrow 3D
More teenagers! Nothing's scarier than being interrupted by this guy just when you're about to get it on... God, what a cockblock. Also, no one my age is specifically afraid of flying eyeball monsters.

Source: Shadow of the Bat #16-18
Now this is more like it. I think that if you get anything out of the images I'm posting, it's that while under the effects of fear gas, you sincerely believe that what you're hallucinating is real. None of that "if I say it's not real, it isn't real!" namby-pamby shit. Even Batman and Robin can be fooled (even if that Batman is Jean-Paul "I'm A Gigantic Dick" Valley.)
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Source: The Long Halloween
Batman gets gassed and suddenly Weirdo Bruce Wayne is running around Gotham on Mother's Day, mumbling about his mom's pearls and thinking the police are out to kill him. That Wayne man is such a card.

Source: Year One: Scarecrow
Jon gets a little revenge on his colleague that failed to speak in his defense, later his father, then Robin, and then gets a taste of his own medicine. Batman is a total godmoder, as usual.
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Source: Young Heroes in Love #8
Newbies... This should be fun.
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Videos!
No embedding because I'm not an awful person.

Batman Begins
Batman: The Animated Series (Episode: Dreams in Darkness)
Arkham Asylum (TRIPPING SO MANY BALLS, he and Psycho Mantis would be such bros)
More Arkham Asylum

character rambles, in progress

ornithophobia — Tue, 04 May 2010 04:45:27 GMT

Found an interesting article about my boy, though… Part of the interest is in that I very seldom see people writing about him. Anyhoo, some things caught my eye and while I already sort of rambled in a Plurk about this, I figured it was worth expanding on ideas without the restriction of a 140 character limit.

First off, I imagine the Scarecrow to my Crane being more of an… Imaginary friend, if you will, rather than a split personality. After the events in the Asylum basement in Batman Begins it’s entirely possible that Nolanverse Crane, possibly with some sort of MPD or schizophrenia could have finally cracked and that’s where the Scarecrow was born (foreshadowed somewhat by his whole “Jungian archetypes” explanation to Rachel previous to that) but: I incorporate the history described in Year One into the way I play my Crow, so I have to take that into consideration.

Year One’s Jonathan Crane seems remarkably well adjusted for a character that a lot of people like to tag personality disorders on. You truly sympathise with this kid’s backstory once it’s put in perspective because “weird professor gets kicked out for firing a gun in class” isn’t really something you can feel too strongly about. Instead of being a kid who liked to scare birds, he was a kid whose crazy grandmother shoved him in an abandoned church from time to time and got attacked by birds. The older kids bullied him (seriously, I’ve never heard of anyone ever being beat up for their lunch money but it obviously happens in comics) not only for being a scrawny, leggy thing, but for daring to like books. One thing worth mentioning in playing a Nolanverse Crane is that I’d always had trouble imagining a young Cillian Murphy being bullied or rejected for his looks -- I’ve imagined that he was just a late bloomer/ugly duckling or he was bullied for being a little girl-boy in a rural, obviously conservative Southern setting.

In any case, I don’t think that Crane suffers from MPD (not just because I think it’s a tough term to throw around) but because… Although he did undoubtedly suffer a great childhood trauma, it did culminate in the murder of his grandmother. While MPD would normally be a coping mechanism to deal with these traumas, he responded by getting rid of the threat (also he doesn’t dissociate himself from future traumas, he faces them head on… Just with an ugly sack on his head.) These are just a few reasons that I think that MPD is too hasty and “trendy” a diagnosis to slap on him, though I do stress that this applies to Year One. It’s a little more plausible in other origin stories, and the results are played out very interestingly in comics where this is the case (The Batman Adventures Vol. 1 #004 and #005, “Panic in the Streets” is particularly interesting, if a bit cheesy with the Animated Series look he has going on).

As far as the Crane that specifically I roleplay is concerned, the Scarecrow is part ironic usage of a past tormentor, part symbol of what he can be. If that make sense. It was a nickname that he probably hated as a child, one associated with those bullies that helped make his life a living hell. Using it to frighten others is a way to get power over it -- analogous to how Batman uses what once frightened him to his advantage -- and I do think that Crane is obsessed with power. Fear, yes, but fear is just a means for power. And the Scarecrow, as far as a "personality" is concerned is an ideal proponent of that power -- simply having the mask on makes Crane more confident, sarcastic, his choice of words changes. Part of that is just the mask in general (take two steps on the internet to see examples of what anonymity can do to someone's personality) but the other part is... As meta as this may sound, roleplay? I could wax philosophical on what masks mean to people for a few more paragraphs, but long story short: the Scarecrow to my Crane is a persona, rather than a personality.

I just took three large-ass paragraphs to describe something that probably didn't even need justification. NOW I CAN START TALKING ABOUT THE ARTICLE, HA HA!

So let me get to that. First, one quote from near the end of the page caught my eye.

“I think you’ve given him perfectly reasonable motivation without any sort of hint of an ultimate goal. But that’s not a bad thing either. If he is slightly unhinged, then his psyche may not be able to rectify a final outcome…he may just be experimenting for the sake of experimenting without ever reaching his hypothesis because he’s so wrapped up in the minutiae of the moment. I think the fact that this approach makes him so random and creepy is perfect for his persona.”
With this plot I have going on -- the first wide-scale plot I’ve attempted with any character much less Crow -- this is one thing I’ve been worrying about a lot. I'd started out sort of thinking that this would be a purely scientific venture -- to see if the toxin produced by his Weapon form is anything like what he created on his own back in his world -- but after I got like fifteen volunteers for the plot, I realised that there had to be something more to it than that. One case of OOC dictating IC, I suppose.

Taking a look at some Soul Campaign history, my original characterisation of him was under the assumption that he'd been in Arkham for a while, post-The Dark Knight, probably on a healthy cycle of drug cocktails. Basically, a far cry from the totally stoned weirdo Crow that you see at the beginning of that movie, and certainly far from the guy muttering "Scarecrow" and smiling oddly in Batman Begins. OOCly, I've always enjoyed playing the nice character that reveals himself to be a gigantic creep, and working with the idea that he's been slowly recovering from his freak-out before his arrival in Death City was the only way that I thought that could be plausible. So you did see some hints of him being a giant dumbass -- firmly believing that this was all some stupid, drug-induced dream ("this is a weird one") and heading out into the sandstorm being one of those hints -- and I tried to take advantage of a life-endangering event to shock him into rationality. After that, he could get to work.

Thus, he got to trolling. I spent five months of OOC time trying to get Death City to believe that he was a well-intentioned, if someone snobbish man... With some success! Allen, and Yuuri were kind of the most gullible ones (and I mean that with the utmost love for them) but apart from Sephiroth, I don't think that there was anyone out there who hated him. Robin and Blue Beetle are left out of the equation because a) my poor Nolanverse boy has no idea who they are and b) I didn't get to plotting with one of them until quite recently. Anyway, these were the months that I worried about his characterisation the most because... I was reluctant to drop too many Creeper Alarms for the sake of hoarding all this positive CR and for the sake of Crane being a serviceable actor. I was super paranoid that people would take it the wrong way and playing him not enough of a creep. I was getting there, augh! This was one of the causes of my hiatus to get character mojo back, right around the middle of the Shadow event, if anyone remembers.

I ended up using this Shadow event as a catalyst to get him out of Polite Troll mode into Full Creep mode. He had been relatively stable since the sandstorm event, and so this little bit of psychological trauma (getting to meet Little Him, a reminder of all his fears and insecurities) gave him a foot up into instability. I let his voice start to slip in subsequent posts, not quite the polite, well-spoken doctor that people had seen before. Some characters did choose to pick up on that. He even began being openly malicious to some people -- suggesting the "throw yourself down the stairs" Weapon transformation trick to Aladdin, for example. Before all this he'd even had his share of bullies at his age -- see Sephiroth -- and he began to formulate plans...

[Writing more later when I'm not tired.]

[ooc] the longest ass meme ever

ornithophobia — Sat, 27 Feb 2010 07:59:48 GMT

Body and Appearance
1. Describe the character's height and build. Is he heavyset, thin, short, rangy?
tall and skinny. leggy. resembles both his animal and literary namesake.

2. How old is he?
thirty three, yo.

3. Describe his posture. Does he carry himself well or does he slouch?
quite well. he had a proper upbringing under that granny of his, after all. slouching was frowned upon in the eyes of the lord. and frowning led to condeming to hell for all eternity.

4. How is his health? Is he fit or out of shape? Any illnesses or conditions? Any physical disabilities?
he’s healthy enough, but don’t expect him to go running any marathons anytime soon. or lifting any weights. he can take exactly one punch. maybe if he didn’t smoke so much...

5. How does he move? Is he clumsy, graceful, tense, fluid?
“controlled” is the best word to describe him. movements are deliberate, precise ~~and deadly~~. he wastes no energy. this isn’t alway the case, especially when he’s toked up on fear toxin or his own crazy, but he is generally very in control of his own movements.

6. How attractive is this character physically? How does he perceive himself in the mirror?
well i think he’s attractive.
if we are going with the cillian murphy standard i’ve set here, then yes, he is quite attractive. if you’re into very delicate, feminine-looking guys i guess. he isn’t really one to admire himself in the mirror every morning, but looking clean and polished is just part of his attempt to look reputable for the public. so in that regard, dressing sharply and wearing snazzy glasses is part of his concern, yes.

7. Describe his complexion. Dark, light, clear, scarred?
quite fair. probably part of that irish blood (not just because he’s cillian murphy. i’m referring to jon’s family too huurgh.)

8. Describe his hair: color, texture, style.
short, brown, wavy, well-groomed. it kind of looks shiny in some shots. i’m not sure if it’s oily or shit because he’s just lying around and huffing toxin all day or something, or if it’s some sort of product. if it’s anything like the hair product i use, then his hair probably smells like coconut.

9. What color are his eyes?
gawgeous light blue.

10. Does the character have any other noteworthy features?
those fucking lips

11. What are his chief tension centers?
uh
well. maybe his neck and back. i’ve noticed that those of the scientific persuasion tend to ache in those areas because they hunch over books like big neeeerds. also batman’s had him by the neck a few times so i wouldn’t blame it for being a sensitive spot after a while.

12. What is the character's wardrobe like? Casual, dressy, utilitarian? Bright colors, pastels, neutrals? Is it varied, or does he have six of the same suit?
quite dressy for work. earthy tones. greys, dark reds, greens. nothing particularly flashy, he’s not trying to stand out.
i find it really hard to imagine him in casual clothing, but i don’t think a t-shirt and nice pants are out of the question.

13. Do his clothes fit well? Does he seem comfortable in them?
yes. and yes.

14. Does he dress the same on the job as he does in his free time? If not, what are the differences?
uhh, refer somewhat to question 12. i sort of see him wearing his shirt and sweater vest (goddamn professors) dealio all the time since it’s what he’s got on under that jacket. but i could see him in less-dressy clothing too.

15. You knew it was coming: Boxers, briefs or commando?
boxers. with little bats on them.

Speech
1. What does this character's voice sound like? High-pitched, deep, hoarse?
like his movements, his voice is controlled. it’s smooth, without any changes in pitch. bordering a monotone.

2. How does he normally speak? Loud, soft, fast, evenly? Does he talk easily, or does he hesitate?
quite softly. his speech is often marked by these almost forced-sounding pauses as if he’s processing what you just said (maybe reflecting on how much of a dimwit you are) and formulating an answer.

3. Does the character have a distinct accent or dialect? Any individual quirks of pronunciation? Any, like, you know, verbal tics?
it’s cillian murphy pretending to have an american accent.

4. What language/s does he speak, and with how much fluency?
just english. might know a little bit of french and a respectable amount of latin just because he’s a great big neeeeerd.

5. Does he switch languages or dialects in certain situations?
he’s not that big a nerd.

6. Is he a good impromptu speaker, or does he have to think about his words?
i think that when he has to speak impromptu, he does know exactly what he’s going to say. he is a very quick thinker. those fake pauses-for-effect are what might give the impression of hesitation.

7. Is he eloquent or inarticulate? Under what circumstances might this change?
eloquent when he’s lucid.
inarticulate when he’s not.

Mental and Emotional
1. How intelligent is this character? Is he book-smart or street-smart?
very smart. it’s his main asset. apart from vast stores of knowledge regarding chemistry, psychology, the brain, and many other scholarly topics, he’s also a veteran of the underworld. he knows how to navigate the criminal circuits. now, if he’s always coherent enough to act according to his knowledge is another matter...

2. Does he think on his feet, or does he need time to deliberate?
his best work is done with time for deliberation, but he can be quite inventive when the situation calls for it.

3. Describe the character's thought process. Is he more logical, or more intuitive? Idealistic or practical?
logical. coldly logical.
in his rarer moments of incoherent thought, his reasoning may lean more towards his baser tendencies: i.e. as the scarecrow, he’s more concerned about getting pleasure from people tripping balls on fear toxin. so he may be more willing to act on those desires than realise that “hey, maybe flinging scarydust in batman’s face isn’t a good idea when it probably won’t work and he already wants to break your kneecaps.”

4. What kind of education has the character had?
college, graduate, phd, medical resident.

5. What are his areas of expertise? What, if anything, is he interested in learning more about?
fear. phobias. psychology. conditioning. chemistry. bongs.

6. Is he an introvert or an extrovert?
generally an introvert. he acts a bit spicier when in costume.

7. Describe the character's temperament. Is he even-tempered or does he have mood swings? Cheerful or melancholy? Laid-back or driven?
ha haaaa. this is a bit of a loaded question. if you consider the scarecrow a kind of “mood,” then yes. he totally swings (context is everything in that sentence, by the way.)
otherwise, his emotions are quite bland. when he’s in control of them, he puts up a pretty mean poker face anyway.

8. How does he respond to new people or situations? Is he suspicious, relaxed, timid, enthusiastic?
wary. suspicious. bordering paranoid. not that he shows it. to strangers, he’s just gonna look like a charming-enough professional.
he’s generally going to try and get to know a person by stealthily analysing them. you know those conversations.

9. Is he more likely to act, or to react?
you could argue it’s in the nature of a scientist to act and observe reactions. so i’m going to go with that. also it gives him a better shot at not getting his face beat in before he can spray his opponent with pimp dust.

10. Which is his default: fight or flight?
if the situation isn’t quite clearly in his favour, always flight.

11. Describe the character's sense of humor. Does he appreciate jokes? Puns? Gallows humor? Bathroom humor? Pranks?
rather dark, as you could probably imagine. he rather appreciates ironic humour. if the pun is good, then he could probably get in on that too (at least for the wordplay.)

12. Does the character have any diagnosable mental disorders? If yes, how does he deal with them?
huurf. i’m hesitant to fling around “disassociative identity disorders” and “schizophrenias” just because it’s hard to fully understand those diagnoses. bottom line is, his personality does shift noticably when he’s under the mask. he is a canonical example of a mad scientist, so there may be a bit of megalomania in there (read: “god of fear.”) he regards himself higher than the other costumed wackos (and the doctors, as a matter ‘o’ fact) out there, so it’s safe to say that he doesn’t acknowledge his own issues. self-diagnosis is a joke anyway.

13. What moments in this character's life have defined him as a person?
being bullied as a child for one.
his grandmother being a gigantic asshole for two.
finding out how it was that his grandmother manipulated him all those years for three.
getting kicked out of a professional establishment for four.
meeting batman for five.

14. What does he fear?
ha ha ha.
batman.
and maybe birds.

15. What are his hopes or aspirations?
to catch all 151 pokemon, if by “catch” you mean “gas” and by “all 151 pokemon” you mean “everyone.”
and screw you, there are only 151 REAL pokemon.

16. What is something he doesn't want anyone to find out about him?
as far as soul_campaign is concerned, he’s keeping his straw-filled self under wraps. he doesn’t want to be outed juuuust quite yet, not when he’s still preparing for his experiments.
otherwise he’s already a wanted criminal, there’s nothing much else that people can get on him. but he’d rather not know just how fragile he is behind all the fearmongering he does.

Relationships
1. Describe this character's relationship with his parents.
mom died, dad abandoned them, so he was raised by his tyrannical grandmother who had him in a constant state of terror for much of his young life.
until he murdered her.

2. Does the character have any siblings? What is/was their relationship like?
uhh. if i go the whole hog with the comic backstory to fill in nolanverse, then he’s probably got multiple half-siblings. since his mother really got around.

3. Are there other blood relatives to whom he is close? Are there ones he can't stand?
nope.

4. Are there other, unrelated people whom he considers part of his family? What are his relationships with them?
nope. he is a solitary soul.

5. Who is/was the character's best friend? How did they meet?
um.

6. Does he have other close friends?
er.

7. Does he make friends easily, or does he have trouble getting along with people?
cough.

8. Which does he consider more important: family or friends?
ha ha ha...

9. Is the character single, married, divorced, widowed? Has he been married more than once?
single.

10. Is he currently in a romantic relationship with someone other than a spouse?
this is getting kind of sad...

11. Who was his first crush? Who is his latest?
first crush was that girl who rejected him. before he murdered the jock she was with.
latest?
~~batman~~
~~harley quinn~~

12. What does he look for in a romantic partner?
their butt must look good in black kevlar or spandex.
...a good mind?

13. Does the character have children? Grandchildren? If yes, how does he relate to them? If no, does he want any?
no no and no.

14. Does he have any rivals or enemies?
hurrrf batman. the only person he knows who manipulates fear as well as he does. he probably isn’t particularly fond of the joker just because that clown operates on chaos so much. it’s not conducive to crane’s more logical thought processes.

15. What is the character's sexual orientation? Where does he fall on the Kinsey scale?
umm. i’ll admit i’m not the best with the whole sexual orientation thing becaue it’s so unimportant to me. but i’d either go with asexual (X) or het/incidentally homo (1). because it’s really really hard to deny the homoerotic tension between batman and every male villain.

16. How does he feel about sex? How important is it to him?
i imagine he sees it as either a) procreation or b) a power struggle. he’s more interested in the motives and minds behind the act rather than the bodily fluids and tongue jousting.

17. What are his turn-ons? Turn-offs? Weird bedroom habits?
“would you mind if i did it with the mask on”

Beliefs
1. Do you know your character's astrological (zodiac of choice) sign? How well does he fit type?
no official birthdate, so if we go with cillian murphy’s…
he is a gemini. which means that he is extremely independent, flighty, quick, clever, adaptable, devious, and good with words. they need to “leave their mark” on everything.
it’s somewhat accurate.

2. Is this character religious, spiritual, both, or neither? How important are these elements in his life?
he leans towards the atheistic side of things. he can’t have grown up the way he did without losing all faith in a kind god. as time goes on he may fancy himself a god (of fear) himself, but he hasn’t reached that point as i’ve played him.

3. Does this character have a personal code of morals or ethics? If so, how did that begin? What would it take to compromise it?
noooot really. men, women, adults, children -- they’re all fair game for his studies. he is primarily concerned with him. and him only.

4. How does he regard beliefs that differ from his? Is he tolerant, intolerant, curious, indifferent?
he acknowledges them. indifferent is probably the best word. he’s not interested in the beliefs as much as why they believe what they do.

5. What prejudices does he hold? Are they irrational or does he have a good reason for them?
everyone is afraid of something. this is a very rational belief.

Daily Life
1. What is the character's financial situation? Is he rich, poor, comfortable, in debt?
he dresses quite well, so he’s probably rather comfortable. as head of arkham, he must have been paid rather nicely. in the criminal world, he sells lots of shiny drugs.
this is nolanverse, of course. comics crane is poor and decidedly so.

2. What is his social status? Has this changed over time, and if so, how has the change affected him?
he went from generally well-respected doctor (if you ignored the rumours) to supervillain wack-job. he’s not too miffed with the change, though it kind of makes his job a bit more of a hassle.

3. Where does he live? House, apartment, trailer? Is his home his castle or just a place to crash? What condition is it in? Does he share it with others?
idefk he probably lives in a cave or something. umm, warehouses, shady apartments, anything is fair game.

4. Besides the basic necessities, what does he spend his money on?
BOOKS AND CHEMICALS

5. What does he do for a living? Is he good at it? Does he enjoy it, or would he rather be doing something else?
he scares people, is very good at it, and loves what he does.

6. What are his interests or hobbies? How does he spend his free time?
drugs

7. What are his eating habits? Does he skip meals, eat out, drink alcohol, avoid certain foods?
he’d totally accidentally skip like a whole day of meals just because he was busy working, and not even notice.

Associations
Which of the following do you associate with the character, or which is his favorite:

1. Color? blue
2. Smell? rain
3. Time of day? evening
4. Season? winter
5. Book? Ulysses
6. Music? prog rock (king crimson, for example)
7. Place? georgia
8. Substance? LSD
9. Plant? deadly nightshade
10. Animal? caww caww

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