Jeremiah Arkham
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| − | '''Jeremiah Arkham''' is a male comic character | + | '''Jeremiah Arkham''' is a male comic character who features in [[DC Comics]]. |
==Biography== | ==Biography== | ||
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===Post-Flashpoint=== | ===Post-Flashpoint=== | ||
Following the Flashpoint, a new version of reality was created with a different history of events. At some point, he met '''Ingrid Karlsson''' who was a general care physician that was known for her caring nature and treated many people at Arkham Asylum. The two fell in love where she helped push Jeremiah into being a doctor of the mind and worked together in treating their patients. At first, he was worried for her in interacting with some of the people in the asylum but these were allayed when he saw them react differently to her kindness. Eventually, Jeremiah proposed and married Ingrid where she became pregnant with him asking her to stop working during this time. However, Ingrid wanted to still continue her duties at the asylum and on one such day a riot broke out among the prisoners. Jeremiah had lost track of Ingrid who gave birth to his daughter in the prison with the insane inmates of Arkham Asylum actually caring for her and helping the child come to term. During that moment, a stray Batarang thrown by a new patient struck Ingrid and severed her jugular vein which killed her. The inmates returned to their cells whilst Jeremiah grieved for the death of his wife and welcomed his daughter '''Astrid Arkham''' into the world. Jeremiah kept his daughter close to him whilst he worked in Arkham Asylum with him not telling Astrid about the circumstances of her mothers death. During this time, her curiosity led to Astrid finding the various secret tunnels within the asylum and she made friends with many of the in-mates. (Detective Comics v1 #1004) | Following the Flashpoint, a new version of reality was created with a different history of events. At some point, he met '''Ingrid Karlsson''' who was a general care physician that was known for her caring nature and treated many people at Arkham Asylum. The two fell in love where she helped push Jeremiah into being a doctor of the mind and worked together in treating their patients. At first, he was worried for her in interacting with some of the people in the asylum but these were allayed when he saw them react differently to her kindness. Eventually, Jeremiah proposed and married Ingrid where she became pregnant with him asking her to stop working during this time. However, Ingrid wanted to still continue her duties at the asylum and on one such day a riot broke out among the prisoners. Jeremiah had lost track of Ingrid who gave birth to his daughter in the prison with the insane inmates of Arkham Asylum actually caring for her and helping the child come to term. During that moment, a stray Batarang thrown by a new patient struck Ingrid and severed her jugular vein which killed her. The inmates returned to their cells whilst Jeremiah grieved for the death of his wife and welcomed his daughter '''Astrid Arkham''' into the world. Jeremiah kept his daughter close to him whilst he worked in Arkham Asylum with him not telling Astrid about the circumstances of her mothers death. During this time, her curiosity led to Astrid finding the various secret tunnels within the asylum and she made friends with many of the in-mates. (Detective Comics v1 #1004) | ||
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| + | During the '''Night of the Owls''', the [[Court of Owls]] targeted various powerful figures within Gotham and among them was Jeremiah Arkham who was targeted for assassination due to him harbouring criminals. Whilst at the Asylum, several of the Talon assassins broke in to murder him with him briefly managing to evade them until Batman arrived on the scene. He managed to defeat the Talons with the help of some help from several of the in-mates at Arkham Asylum. (Detective Comics v2 #9) | ||
==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
===Personality and attributes=== | ===Personality and attributes=== | ||
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| + | Jeremiah believed that Arkham Asylum was a place where people could have their minds mended and where they could escape the improper treatment from Blackgate Prison. (Detective Comics v2 #9) | ||
He was once married to '''Ingrid Karlsson''' who was the love of his life and she bore him a daughter named '''Astrid Arkham'''. After the death of Ingrid, Jeremiah looked after their daughter with Astrid being a curious child. This led to her exploring Arkham Asylum by herself and finding its various secret tunnels. Astrid also came to become friends with the in-mates of the asylum and she came to resent the Batman for harming them. Her hatred of Batman only grew after learning that a Batarang was responsible for her mothers death. This saw her vision herself as a knight that was determined to wrest Gotham from the Batman as she thought this would bring a new age of enlightenment. (Detective Comics v1 #1004) | He was once married to '''Ingrid Karlsson''' who was the love of his life and she bore him a daughter named '''Astrid Arkham'''. After the death of Ingrid, Jeremiah looked after their daughter with Astrid being a curious child. This led to her exploring Arkham Asylum by herself and finding its various secret tunnels. Astrid also came to become friends with the in-mates of the asylum and she came to resent the Batman for harming them. Her hatred of Batman only grew after learning that a Batarang was responsible for her mothers death. This saw her vision herself as a knight that was determined to wrest Gotham from the Batman as she thought this would bring a new age of enlightenment. (Detective Comics v1 #1004) | ||
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==Appearances== | ==Appearances== | ||
| − | *''Batman: Shadow of the Bat v1'': | + | *''Batman: Shadow of the Bat v1'': (1992) |
| + | *''Detective Comics v2'': | ||
| + | *''All-Star Western v3'': | ||
| + | *''Detective Comics v1'': | ||
==External Links== | ==External Links== | ||
| + | *[https://dc.fandom.com/wiki/Jeremiah_Arkham DC Database Entry] | ||
| + | *[https://comicvine.gamespot.com/jeremiah-arkham/4005-27541/ Comicvine Entry] | ||
*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jeremiah_Arkham Wikipedia Entry] | *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jeremiah_Arkham Wikipedia Entry] | ||
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Jeremiah Arkham is a male comic character who features in DC Comics.
Contents |
Biography
Origin
Jeremiah Arkham
Black Mask
Post-Flashpoint
Following the Flashpoint, a new version of reality was created with a different history of events. At some point, he met Ingrid Karlsson who was a general care physician that was known for her caring nature and treated many people at Arkham Asylum. The two fell in love where she helped push Jeremiah into being a doctor of the mind and worked together in treating their patients. At first, he was worried for her in interacting with some of the people in the asylum but these were allayed when he saw them react differently to her kindness. Eventually, Jeremiah proposed and married Ingrid where she became pregnant with him asking her to stop working during this time. However, Ingrid wanted to still continue her duties at the asylum and on one such day a riot broke out among the prisoners. Jeremiah had lost track of Ingrid who gave birth to his daughter in the prison with the insane inmates of Arkham Asylum actually caring for her and helping the child come to term. During that moment, a stray Batarang thrown by a new patient struck Ingrid and severed her jugular vein which killed her. The inmates returned to their cells whilst Jeremiah grieved for the death of his wife and welcomed his daughter Astrid Arkham into the world. Jeremiah kept his daughter close to him whilst he worked in Arkham Asylum with him not telling Astrid about the circumstances of her mothers death. During this time, her curiosity led to Astrid finding the various secret tunnels within the asylum and she made friends with many of the in-mates. (Detective Comics v1 #1004)
During the Night of the Owls, the Court of Owls targeted various powerful figures within Gotham and among them was Jeremiah Arkham who was targeted for assassination due to him harbouring criminals. Whilst at the Asylum, several of the Talon assassins broke in to murder him with him briefly managing to evade them until Batman arrived on the scene. He managed to defeat the Talons with the help of some help from several of the in-mates at Arkham Asylum. (Detective Comics v2 #9)
Overview
Personality and attributes
Jeremiah believed that Arkham Asylum was a place where people could have their minds mended and where they could escape the improper treatment from Blackgate Prison. (Detective Comics v2 #9)
He was once married to Ingrid Karlsson who was the love of his life and she bore him a daughter named Astrid Arkham. After the death of Ingrid, Jeremiah looked after their daughter with Astrid being a curious child. This led to her exploring Arkham Asylum by herself and finding its various secret tunnels. Astrid also came to become friends with the in-mates of the asylum and she came to resent the Batman for harming them. Her hatred of Batman only grew after learning that a Batarang was responsible for her mothers death. This saw her vision herself as a knight that was determined to wrest Gotham from the Batman as she thought this would bring a new age of enlightenment. (Detective Comics v1 #1004)
Powers and abilities
Notes
- Jeremiah Arkham was created by Alan Grant and Norm Breyfogle where he made his first appearance in Batman: Shadow of the Bat v1 #1 (June, 1992).
In other media
Television
Video games
- In Batman: Dark Tomorrow, Jeremiah Arkham featured in the setting of the video game where he was voiced by actor Ralph Byers.
- In DC Universe Online, Jeremiah Arkham appeared in the setting of the MMORPG video game where he voiced by actor David Jennison.
Appearances
- Batman: Shadow of the Bat v1: (1992)
- Detective Comics v2:
- All-Star Western v3:
- Detective Comics v1:
External Links
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