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| − | | Quotation = As you said, [[Timothy Drake (New Earth)|Robin]], I'm tired. I don't have enough for two... Lucky if I can cover my '''own''' back. |
+ | | Quotation = As you said, [[Timothy Drake (New Earth)|Robin]], I'm '''tired'''. I don't have '''enough for two'''... Lucky if I can cover my '''own''' back. |
| − | | Speaker = [[Bruce Wayne (New Earth)|Batman]] |
+ | | Speaker = [[Bruce Wayne (New Earth)|Batman (Bruce Wayne)]] |
| StoryTitle1 = "2 Face - Double Cross" |
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| − | [[Timothy Drake (New Earth)|Robin]], [[Alfred Pennyworth (New Earth)|Alfred]], and [[Jean-Paul Valley (New Earth)|Jean-Paul Valley]] stand over the broken, comatose form of [[ |
+ | [[Timothy Drake (New Earth)|Robin]], [[Alfred Pennyworth (New Earth)|Alfred]], and [[Jean-Paul Valley (New Earth)|Jean-Paul Valley]] stand over the broken, comatose form of [[Bruce Wayne (New Earth)|Batman]] after administering the supposed miracle drug Decadron. With nothing left to do but wait and hope their friend recovers, Robin regrets that he didn't stop Batman from pushing himself too hard much sooner, like three weeks earlier when they faced [[Harvey Dent (New Earth)|Two-Face]]. |
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| − | Three weeks earlier, Two-Face, having escaped [[Arkham Asylum]], returns to the old [[Gotham City|Gotham]] Municipal Courthouse. There, he reflects on his perceived betrayal by Batman, and uses his [[Two-Face's Coin|coin]] to decide that he should kill his former ally. However, he decides that he needs a group of enforcers to back him up in that plan. |
+ | Three weeks earlier, Two-Face, having escaped [[Arkham Asylum]], returns to the old [[Gotham City|Gotham]] Municipal Courthouse. There, he reflects on his perceived betrayal by Batman, and uses his [[Two-Face's Coin|coin]] to decide that he should kill his former ally. However, he decides that he needs a group of enforcers to back him up in that plan. |
| ⚫ | Two-Face gets a gun, a folder, and a hand-grenade out of a safety deposit box, and then uses the file's contents to blackmail a small-time crime boss named Legs Lyman into meeting with him. At the meeting, Two-Face reveals that he plans to blackmail Lyman into giving up his assets and enforcers to him. Lyman refuses, and a flip of his coin persuades Two-Face to shoot Lyman dead. Then, he pulls the pin from a grenade as an added incentive for Lyman's enforcers to join him. He has them send Lyman's body to the Natural History Museum in two hours. |
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| ⚫ | Later, [[James Gordon (New Earth)|Commissioner Gordon]] arrives at the museum, where Two-Face's men have already dumped Lyman's body inside the rib-cage of a dinosaur skeleton. Batman arrives moments later, and wonders why Lyman's body would have been disposed of inside a brontosaurus skeleton. The guard corrects him, noting that because of an error in which the head of another dinosaur was mistaken for the head of an apatosaurus, the brontosaurus does not exist - leaving the apatosaurus the only dinosaur with two heads and two names. Batman immediately realizes that Two-Face is responsible. |
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| ⚫ | Two-Face gets a gun, a folder, and a hand-grenade out of a safety deposit box, and then uses the file's contents to blackmail a small-time crime boss named Legs Lyman into meeting with him. At the meeting, Two-Face reveals that he plans to blackmail Lyman into giving up his assets and enforcers to him. Lyman refuses, and a flip of his coin persuades Two-Face to shoot Lyman dead. Then, he pulls the pin from a grenade as an added incentive for Lyman's enforcers to join him. He has them send Lyman's body to the Natural History Museum in two hours. |
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| ⚫ | Later, [[James Gordon (New Earth)|Commissioner Gordon]] arrives at the museum, where Two-Face's men have already dumped Lyman's body inside the rib-cage of a dinosaur skeleton. Batman arrives moments later, and wonders why Lyman's body would have been disposed of inside a brontosaurus skeleton. The guard corrects him, noting that because of an error in which the head of another dinosaur was mistaken for the head of an apatosaurus, the brontosaurus does not exist - leaving the apatosaurus the only dinosaur with two heads and two names. Batman immediately realizes that Two-Face is responsible. |
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Back at the [[Batcave]], Robin tries to persuade Batman to rest and let the [[Gotham City Police Department|GCPD]] handle Two-Face, but Batman is dismissive of his own physical condition and leaves on his own. He shakes down a bartender and his patrons, demanding information on Two-Face's location. The bartender gives up a location, but the lead turns out to be a trap, and an explosion sends the [[Batmobile]] into Gotham River. |
Back at the [[Batcave]], Robin tries to persuade Batman to rest and let the [[Gotham City Police Department|GCPD]] handle Two-Face, but Batman is dismissive of his own physical condition and leaves on his own. He shakes down a bartender and his patrons, demanding information on Two-Face's location. The bartender gives up a location, but the lead turns out to be a trap, and an explosion sends the [[Batmobile]] into Gotham River. |
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* {{a|[[James Gordon (New Earth)|James Gordon]]}} {{Flashback}} |
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* {{a|[[Timothy Drake (New Earth)|Robin]]}} {{Flashalso}} |
* {{a|[[Timothy Drake (New Earth)|Robin]]}} {{Flashalso}} |
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* {{a|[[Harvey Dent (New Earth)|Two-Face]]}} {{Flashback}} |
* {{a|[[Harvey Dent (New Earth)|Two-Face]]}} {{Flashback}} |
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* {{a|[[Slade Wilson (New Earth)|Deathstroke]]}} |
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* {{a|[[Christopher Smith (New Earth)|Peacemaker]]}} |
* {{a|[[Christopher Smith (New Earth)|Peacemaker]]}} |
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* {{apn|[[Floyd Lawton (New Earth)|Deadshot]]|Suicide Squad #66}} |
* {{apn|[[Floyd Lawton (New Earth)|Deadshot]]|Suicide Squad #66}} |
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'''Other Characters:''' |
'''Other Characters:''' |
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* {{a|[[Kobra Cult]]}} |
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* Mister McEscher {{Only}} |
* Mister McEscher {{Only}} |
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'''Other Characters:''' |
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+ | * "2 Face - Double Cross" is Chapter Thirteen of the 1993 "[[Knightfall]]" crossover event. The story continues in {{c|Showcase '93 Vol 1 8}}. It is reprinted in the trade paperback ''[[Batman: Knightfall Part Two - Who Rules the Night (Collected)|Batman: Knightfall Part Two: Who Rules the Night]]'' and in ''[[Batman: Knightfall Volume One (Collected)|Batman: Knightfall Volume One]]''. |
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| − | * In the story the man who scarred [[Harvey Dent (New Earth)|Two-Face]]'s face is named as "Boss" Maroni; a name similar to the [[Boss Moroni (Burtonverse)|character featured]] in [[Batman Forever (Movie)|Batman Forever]]. Despite this, the character mentioned is to be considered [[Sal Maroni]]. |
+ | * In the story the man who scarred [[Harvey Dent (New Earth)|Two-Face]]'s face is named as "Boss" Maroni; a name similar to the [[Boss Moroni (Burtonverse)|character featured]] in ''[[Batman Forever (Movie)|Batman Forever]]''. Despite this, the character mentioned is to be considered [[Salvatore Maroni (New Earth)|Sal Maroni]]. |
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{{Knightfall Saga}} |
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Revision as of 02:52, 4 December 2019
As you said, Robin, I'm tired. I don't have enough for two... Lucky if I can cover my own back. 
Showcase '93 #7 is an issue of the series Showcase '93 (Volume 1) with a cover date of July, 1993.
Synopsis for "2 Face - Double Cross"
Robin, Alfred, and Jean-Paul Valley stand over the broken, comatose form of Batman after administering the supposed miracle drug Decadron. With nothing left to do but wait and hope their friend recovers, Robin regrets that he didn't stop Batman from pushing himself too hard much sooner, like three weeks earlier when they faced Two-Face.
Three weeks earlier, Two-Face, having escaped Arkham Asylum, returns to the old Gotham Municipal Courthouse. There, he reflects on his perceived betrayal by Batman, and uses his coin to decide that he should kill his former ally. However, he decides that he needs a group of enforcers to back him up in that plan.
Two-Face gets a gun, a folder, and a hand-grenade out of a safety deposit box, and then uses the file's contents to blackmail a small-time crime boss named Legs Lyman into meeting with him. At the meeting, Two-Face reveals that he plans to blackmail Lyman into giving up his assets and enforcers to him. Lyman refuses, and a flip of his coin persuades Two-Face to shoot Lyman dead. Then, he pulls the pin from a grenade as an added incentive for Lyman's enforcers to join him. He has them send Lyman's body to the Natural History Museum in two hours.
Later, Commissioner Gordon arrives at the museum, where Two-Face's men have already dumped Lyman's body inside the rib-cage of a dinosaur skeleton. Batman arrives moments later, and wonders why Lyman's body would have been disposed of inside a brontosaurus skeleton. The guard corrects him, noting that because of an error in which the head of another dinosaur was mistaken for the head of an apatosaurus, the brontosaurus does not exist - leaving the apatosaurus the only dinosaur with two heads and two names. Batman immediately realizes that Two-Face is responsible.
Back at the Batcave, Robin tries to persuade Batman to rest and let the GCPD handle Two-Face, but Batman is dismissive of his own physical condition and leaves on his own. He shakes down a bartender and his patrons, demanding information on Two-Face's location. The bartender gives up a location, but the lead turns out to be a trap, and an explosion sends the Batmobile into Gotham River.
Appearing in "2 Face - Double Cross"
Featured Characters:
- Template:Apn (Flashback and main story)
Supporting Characters:
- Alfred Pennyworth (Flashback and main story)
- James Gordon (Flashback only)
- Robin (Flashback and main story)
Antagonists:
- Two-Face (Flashback only)
Other Characters:
- Legs Lyman (Single appearance; dies)
- Jean-Paul Valley (Flashback and main story)
- Sal Maroni (Flashback only)
Locations:
Items:
Vehicles:
Synopsis for "The Kobra Kronicles (Part II) - Acute Schizophrenia Paranoia Blues"
Appearing in "The Kobra Kronicles (Part II) - Acute Schizophrenia Paranoia Blues"
Featured Characters:
- Template:Apn
Supporting Characters:
Antagonists:
- Template:Apn
- Wolfgang Schmidt
Other Characters:
Locations:
Items:
Vehicles:
Synopsis for "Image is Everything"
Appearing in "Image is Everything"
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
Antagonists:
- Mister McEscher (Single appearance)
Other Characters:
- Jeremy (Single appearance)
- Lea (Single appearance)
Locations:
Items:
Vehicles:
Notes
- "2 Face - Double Cross" is Chapter Thirteen of the 1993 "Knightfall" crossover event. The story continues in Showcase '93 #8. It is reprinted in the trade paperback Batman: Knightfall Part Two: Who Rules the Night and in Batman: Knightfall Volume One.
Trivia
- In the story the man who scarred Two-Face's face is named as "Boss" Maroni; a name similar to the character featured in Batman Forever. Despite this, the character mentioned is to be considered Sal Maroni.
See Also
Links and References
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