Mad Hatter (DC)
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===Powers and abilities=== | ===Powers and abilities=== | ||
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| + | He came to head a team of superpowered criminals called the '''Wonderland Gang''' with them including: | ||
| + | *'''Tweedledum''' : '''Dumson Tweed''' was a bald male twin of '''Dumfree Tweed''' where he replaced his sibling after he died. (Detective Comics v1 #841) | ||
| + | *'''Tweedledee''' : '''Deever Tweed''' was a bald male who had a look-alike cousin. (Detective Comics v1 #841) | ||
| + | *'''March Harriet''' : '''Harriet Pratt''' was a blonde haired woman who was a small-time grifter and part-time escort. (Detective Comics v1 #841) | ||
| + | *'''Lion''' : '''Lewis Yarnell''' was career thug that was the newest member of the gang and served as an enforcer. (Detective Comics v1 #841) | ||
| + | *'''Unicorn''' : '''Skitch Benson''' was a career thug that was the newest member of the gang and served as an enforcer. (Detective Comics v1 #841) | ||
| + | *'''Walrus''' : '''Moe Blum''' was a ginger haired male who was one of the newest members to join the gang and had been a former bodyguard for Black Mask. (Detective Comics v1 #841) | ||
| + | *'''Carpenter''' : '''Jenna Duffy''' a pickpocket and con artist who was wanted in Keystone City with her becoming the newest member of the gang. (Detective Comics v1 #841) | ||
==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
Revision as of 15:34, 23 November 2019
The Mad Hatter is a male comic supervillain that features in DC Comics.
Contents |
Biography
Origin
Jervis Tetch
Post-Flashpoint
Following the Flashpoint, a new version of reality was created with a different history of events.
Overview
Personality and attributes
Powers and abilities
He came to head a team of superpowered criminals called the Wonderland Gang with them including:
- Tweedledum : Dumson Tweed was a bald male twin of Dumfree Tweed where he replaced his sibling after he died. (Detective Comics v1 #841)
- Tweedledee : Deever Tweed was a bald male who had a look-alike cousin. (Detective Comics v1 #841)
- March Harriet : Harriet Pratt was a blonde haired woman who was a small-time grifter and part-time escort. (Detective Comics v1 #841)
- Lion : Lewis Yarnell was career thug that was the newest member of the gang and served as an enforcer. (Detective Comics v1 #841)
- Unicorn : Skitch Benson was a career thug that was the newest member of the gang and served as an enforcer. (Detective Comics v1 #841)
- Walrus : Moe Blum was a ginger haired male who was one of the newest members to join the gang and had been a former bodyguard for Black Mask. (Detective Comics v1 #841)
- Carpenter : Jenna Duffy a pickpocket and con artist who was wanted in Keystone City with her becoming the newest member of the gang. (Detective Comics v1 #841)
Notes
- The Mad Hatter was created by Bill Finger and Lew Sayre Schwartz where he made his first appearance in Batman v1 #49 (October, 1948).
Alternate Versions
In other media
Television
- In Batman, the Mad Hatter appeared in the 1960s live-action television series where he was portrayed by actor David Wayne.
- In The Batman/Superman Hour, the Mad Hatter appeared in the 1968 animated television series in the episode "A Mad, Mad Tea Party" where he was voiced by actor Ted Knight.
- In Gotham, the Mad Hatter appeared in the setting of the live-action television series where he was portrayed by actor Benedict Samuel.
- In Young Justice Outsiders, the Mad Hatter appeared in the setting of the animated television series where he was voiced by actor Dwight Schultz.
Films
- In Batman: Bad Blood, the Mad Hatter appeared in the animated film where he was voiced by actor Robin Atkin Downes.
- In Batman Unlimited: Mechs vs. Mutants, the Mad Hatter made a cameo appearance in the animated film where he was voiced by actor Alastair Duncan.
Video games
- In DC Universe Online, the Mad Hatter appeared in the setting of the MMORPG where he was voiced by actor Aaron Mace.
Appearances
- Batman v1: (1948)
- Gotham Central v1:
- Batman: The Dark Knight v2:
External Links
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