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Paul Dekker is a member of the Doctors Three - one of the most brilliant scientists in Gotham City. He also became the first criminal to use the name Crazy Quilt.
History
Paul Dekker worked at Wayne Enterprises where, due to his research into soft tissue, was nicknamed "the body" as part of the Doctors Three. Eventually, his research into the chemical Dionesium drove him insane, and he temporarily operated as the colorful criminal Crazy Quilt.
After battling Batman, Dekker went into hiding, continuing his research into Dionesium. When the Joker had been revived by a pool of the chemical underneath Gotham and initiated an endgame plot against Batman, the Bat went to Dekker for answers.
Though Dekker (hostilely) shared the fruits of his research, he injected himself with an experimental formula at the end of the confrontation, which reduced Dekker to a hideous zombie before Batman's eyes.
Another Crazy Quilt very similar in appearance to Dekker later succeeded him.
Powers and Abilities
Abilities
- Science: When Dekker worked at Wayne Enterprises, he specialized in soft tissue, being called "the body" of the Doctors Three.
Other Characteristics
Notes
- Crazy Quilt was created by Dick Dillin, first appearing in Blackhawk #180. However, Crazy Quilt first appeared as part of Prime Earth continuity in Batman (Volume 2) #38 by Scott Snyder.
Related
- 7 Appearances of Paul Dekker (Prime Earth)
- 3 Images featuring Paul Dekker (Prime Earth)
- 1 Quotations by or about Paul Dekker (Prime Earth)
- Character Gallery: Paul Dekker (Prime Earth)
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