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Michael Arndt
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Two Face
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Thomas Walling
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Two-Face . . . not the TLJ's one.
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Ted Pugliese
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Sorry I'm late. Busy day.
TODAY'S TOSS-UP (5/16):
Catwoman or Batgirl?
And happy birthday to my brother, Vinny. He turns 34 today.
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Paul Greer
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Andrew Hess
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Going with the red-head:
Batgirl
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Andrew Hess
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And adding to the disagreement about Riddler:
I think he has always been portrayed pretty weakly in the comics (with the
exception of an annual that Chuck Dixon did), but that Frank Gorshin got
him right in the TV show. Obsessed and a little psychotic.
If anything, I would like to see his psychosis of having to give puzzling
clues so that he can be found out (but only by someone *smarter* than
him!) played up even more so.
And on the flip side of that, I've often thought that the Joker should be
portrayed as more sane than he has, but that he has a viscious streak that
he plays up as insanity. (This was still the case even when O'Neil and
Adams re-booted the character in the early 70s.) Unfortunately, that ship
sailed way back in the late-70s when Englehart wrote that series with
Marshall Rogers.
My two cents.
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Ryan Maxwell
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It's tough to beat a redhead. Batgirl
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Juan Jose Colin Arciniega
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Batgirl
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Michael Everall
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Original Batgirl by a mile.
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Bruce Buchanan
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I'll go with Batgirl, too. Chuck Dixon and Scott Beatty did a great job with this character in Batgirl: Year One.
However, Catwoman is pretty cool, too.
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Michael Connell
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NA NA NA NA NAAA BATGIRL!
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Kevin Hagerman
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Batgirl. Specifically, Yvonne Craig. Hotchie motchie!
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