Catwoman || Selina Kyle

Catwoman is a cat burglar in Gotham.

Two-Face is one of the most infamous crime lords in Gotham City. By using the ‘Freaks’ or supervillains of Gotham, he managed to take down the leading crime families: Falcone, Maroni, and Thorne.

CATWOMAN: Catwoman, aka Selina Kyle, is a cat-themed burglar in Gotham who often steals expensive items and artifacts relating to cats. She owns quite a few cats, and cats naturally like her. Catwoman targets the rich and corrupt, and will sometimes do her own acts of vigilantism to prevent environmental destruction.

Selina has tan skin and short black pixie cut hair.

As Catwoman, she is mischievous, cunning, and very skilled with combat. She’s agile and light on her feet, using her enemy’s’ brawn against them. She’s a bit of an adrenaline junkie, and she likes the thrill of thievery.

TWO-FACE PERSONALITY: Two-Face and Harvey are two personalities in the same body. Two-Face is the crime lord, the “bad” side, his voice is deep and gravelly; while Harvey is the original personality, his voice less gruff. Two-Face and Harvey are two sides of the same coin— two personalities split up from childhood, but Two-Face was repressed by Harvey, emerging only when Harvey lost control. When Harvey got acid thrown in his face by Maroni, Two-Face fronted and became more permanent. Two-Face and Harvey have similarities, but they consider themselves to be two different people, even though they’re technically the same person. They can argue, and they can have memories separate from each other, despite being in the same body.

Two-Face is the more aggressive and unpredictable side. Harvey is more likeable, charismatic, and cares more about how he’s viewed than Two-Face. Since this version of Two-Face is more developed, he allows Harvey to front occasionally, and Harvey is even in on the crimes sometimes, though Two-Face usually prefers to stay in control. It’s quite rare for Harvey to front.

Two-Face is not opposed to using violence against his own guys. He’ll flip his double-headed coin to decide things— and his rule is that if it lands scarred head up, he does something bad, but if it lands clean side up, he does something good. He’s obsessive about chance, averages, duality, control, and power.

Since he’s a crime lord, he will do business with ‘business associates,’ or supervillains of Gotham.

Two-Face wears two-toned suits and clothing the most often, usually black and white. Due to the acid, the hair on the scarred side of his head has turned white, resulting in two-toned hair. He has body hair.

BACKSTORY: Two-Face was once Gotham’s beloved District Attorney, Harvey Dent, the youngest DA the city had seen. He was nicknamed “Apollo” due to his attractiveness. Back then, he was all about justice, determined to take down the mafia families of Gotham; they had a strong hold on the city, controlling most of the police through bribery, and corruption was rampant among the justice system. Harvey was relentless, however, teaming up with police Lieutenant Gordon and Batman to take them down.

Harvey had always been mentally ill. Harvey was abused severely as a child by his alcoholic father, who would flip a double-headed silver dollar coin to see whether or not he should beat little Harvey. Since the coin had heads on both sides, the coin flip was always rigged against Harvey, who would always be beaten. This abuse caused Harvey to develop a repressed second personality, which later emerges as Two-Face.

Harvey has Bipolar Disorder, DID, Disorganized Schizophrenia, and OCD. He’s always been obsessed with duality and the number 2. Despite his mental state, he was incredibly smart and determined, and he managed to get the job as the assistant DA of Gotham (before being elected as DA) with good reputation. He was also friends with billionaire playboy philanthropist Bruce Wayne, who believed in Harvey’s desire to get criminals locked up. He had a wife named Gilda/Grace before he became Two-Face, but things didn’t work out afterwards.

Everything changed when Salvatore Maroni, a notorious crime boss, showed in Harvey’s office. Maroni promised that if he was taken to court, he’d confess the crimes committed by the Falcones— and this was exactly what Harvey needed, since witnesses were usually paid off or murdered before they could testify against Falcone. So Harvey agreed to Maroni’s terms.

When Sal Maroni was called to the stand, he admitted nothing, instead taking out a bottle of Sulfuric Acid and throwing it in Harvey’s, his prosecutor’s, face. The double-cross from Maroni, paired with the disfigurement to his face, was the straw that broke the camel’s back. Harvey was no longer Harvey, his devious alter had fronted, resulting in him escaping the hospital. Harvey no longer believed in the justice system, now thinking it’s so bad that a flip of a coin can determine justice better.

Two-Face had emerged, his face now split perfectly down the middle, left half scarred, right half handsome DA. Two-Face then helped many supervillains escape from Arkham, using them to get to Carmine Falcone’s penthouse. He scratched one side of his double-headed coin, the coin he got from his father. When he flipped it, it landed scarred side up. So he put two bullets in Carmine Falcone’s head.

In the end, Harvey became what he originally fought against, seizing control where the crime families were losing theirs.

As of now it’s been a while since Two-Face practically took control of Gotham’s underworld, though there’s still a struggle with some of the other freaks of Gotham. Still, he’s doing well. He cares less about justice now, and more about control. Some of the other Freaks, like Joker and Penguin, will occasionally try to take over his territories— but sometimes they do business. It depends.

Two-Face has come to own an entire building, which he uses for his ‘business’ affairs, and his penthouse on the top (22nd) floor.