Two-Face

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Two-Face (Harvey Dent) is a supervillain appearing in comic books published by DC Comics, commonly as an adversary of the superhero Batman. The character was created by Bob Kane and first appeared in Detective Comics #66 (August 1942). As one of Batman's most enduring enemies, Two-Face belongs to the collective of adversaries that make up Batman's rogues gallery. Once a bright and upstanding district attorney of Gotham City dedicated to ridding its streets of crime and corruption, Harvey Dent is hideously scarred on the left side of his face after mob boss Sal Maroni throws acidic chemicals at him during a court trial…Wikipedia
See also: BatmanDetective ComicsDC ComicsGotham CityArkham AsylumBob KaneBatman: Dark VictoryPenguinThe Dark Knight ReturnsCatwomanRiddler
Neal Adams and Dick Giordano Batman #234 Page 6 Original Art (DC, 1971). Two-Face had not been seen in comics -

sold for $23,900 in 2014

Tim Sale - batman #38 mixed media cover (batman protects matthew from two-face & mr. Zsasz! ) 2017

listed for $20,000 in 2024

Mark Simpson [As Jock] - all star batman #2 cover (batman kicking two-face on the evil side of his face.... Lol) 2016

listed for $8,000 in 2024

Tim Sale - Batman: Dark Victory #13 P.21 - Solomon Grundy/Two-Face/Gordon - Signed - 2000

listed for $7,500 in 2024

Tyler Kirkham - all star batman #1 cover published twice w/ 4 prelims (dynamic 1st issue batman & two-face cover! ) 2016

listed for $4,800 in 2024

Neal Adams - TwoFace Original Art

listed for $3,000 in 2024

Tom Mandrake - Batman #398 Story Page 24 Two-Face Original Art (DC, 1986)....

sold for $1,680 in 2024

Infantino, Carmine - Carmine Infantino and Mike DeCarlo "Two-Face" Toy Package Illustration Original Art (DC/Kenner, c. 1994). ...

sold for $1,560 in 2023

Earl Norem - Original Painting of Batman and Two-Face (undated). A premier cover painter of the ‘70s and ‘80s, -

sold for $1,438 in 2002

David Finch and Richard Friend Batman: Dark Knight V2#2 Page 5 Original Art (DC, 2011). Two-Face looks a -

sold for $1,076 in 2014

Tom Mandrake Legends of the Dark Knight #45 and #46 Cover Original Art Two-Face (DC Comics, 2013)....

sold for $1,020 in 2020

 - "BATMAN: THE ANIMATED SERIES - TWO-FACE: PART 2" FRAMED & SIGNED PRODUCTION ANIMATION CEL.

sold for $714 in 2020

Bernie Wrightson - Batman vs. Joker and Two-Face Sketch Original Art (c. 2000s)....

sold for $660 in 2018

Ed Davis and Joe Rubenstein - DC Super Stars #14 "Two-Face" Story Page 7 Original Art (DC Comics, 1977).

sold for $360 in 2021

"Batman: The Animated Series" Two-Face Production Cel (Warner Bros., 1992). In the episode, -

sold for $345 in 2005

 - Patrick Gleason and Mick Grey Batman and Robin #28 Story Page 10 Original Art Twoface (DC, 2014).... (Total: 2 Original Art)

sold for $252 in 2019

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  3. 12eBay US (Buy It Now)
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