Rubie's Official DC Comics Two-Face Super Villain Costume, Batman Movie Adults Dress Up

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This carried over into the animated series, in which both sides of Dent's personality expressed a desire in killing her, though "Dent" wanted to strangle her and "Big Bad Harv" wanted to hit her with a truck. In the movie Dent's scarred side is a bright pinkish-purple, although this version played by Tommy Lee Jones is the only one to not feature an eye bulge and exposed teeth.

Hugo Strange also said that Dent was Gotham's "White Knight" before his accident, a term used to describe Dent in The Dark Knight. However, in 1968 Harlan Ellison wrote a Two-Face episode, supposedly Clint Eastwood was cast for the role, but before it could go anywhere the show was cancelled. With this costume, you're sure to rule Gotham City's underworld with a wicked smile, or at least use your that menacing face to make a big impression at the costume party! This way, we can control the entire production chain and ensure the best possible quality in each costume or accessory. The hero discovers that the giant penny in the Batcave is covered with deep scratches across the surface.After the earthquake that ravaged Gotham, Two-Face outed her as a lesbian and framed her for murder, hoping that if he took everything from her she would be left with no choice but to be with him. Originally appearing in a trilogy of comic stories, he soon became a recurring enemy during the Golden Age of Comics.

Originality is the key when it comes to dressing up, and that’s why at Funidelia we’ve decided to design our own costumes. Defeated, Two-Face admits he really believes that Dick is the original Batman, but has changed in major ways. All of Two-Face's incarnations followed a certain design scheme when it came to the scarred left half of his face. This costume has all of the character's signature style packaged into an easy-to-wear Halloween costume.

Dent is forced into hiding, but ponders the possible death of the original Batman when Batman seemingly reappears, being caught on security footage to let Gotham City know that the Dark Knight lives on. At all times, he carries a double-headed coin with one side defaced, which he constantly flips to make any choices. At the beginning of the series, she is one of the main characters, and tries to survive; however, she later becomes more of a villain. Future interactions between the two shows that the only thing keeping Two-Face from killing Ivy out of revenge is a lucky coin flip.