Batman: Jekyll & Hyde #1: A Medical Review

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Batman: Jekyll & Hyde #1 Paul Jenkins, writer Jae Lee, penciler Batman: Jekyll and Hyde #1 spends half the issue focusing on Harvey Dent, who is better known as the villainous Two-Face. Once a promising District Attorney, Dent had his face scarred with acid thrown by a mobster. As originally written, having half his face horribly scarred drove Dent insane. More current interpretations of the character suggest that Dent always had a darker side and the trauma of the acid burn brought it to ... (more)  

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