In Matt Reeves' The Batman Part 2, Harvey Dent, dubbed Two-Face, could make an appearance. It would be intriguing to see Harvey Dent included in Robert Pattinson's Batman sequel for DC Studios, which won't be out for another two years.
Harvey Dent is a lawyer and Bruce Wayne's closest friend in the comics. Yet Dent was unaware of Bruce's secret identity. Dent was nonetheless good friends with Batman. He even made an attempt to persuade Batman to stop battling crime. All of this occurred before he turned into Two-Face.
Batman views Dent's transition into Two-Face as a failure on his part. When he needed him, he was unable to shield him. Two-Face holds Batman accountable for his transformation.
Bob Kane developed Two-Face and made his debut in Detective Comics No. 66 in August 1942. The bad guy plans his misdeeds using his legal expertise.
According to a tip from Big Freakin Robot, Harvey Dent, an adversary and buddy of Batman, may appear in the follow-up to The Batman. No one has yet been cast at this time. In other words, this is based on the script as it is right now. That is whether the information from GFR's sources is accurate.
The second installment of The Batman, which is being created for HBO Max, will take place sometime after the events of The Penguin. We wonder if Dent might also show up there. Or perhaps Harvey Dent, the district attorney of Gotham City, was inspired by the events of the Penguin television series. Will Dent become Two-Face in The Batman Part 2 or will it happen in the subsequent movie?
All we currently know regarding Dent's involvement in Reeves' Batman movie is sheer conjecture. The movie won't be released for another couple of years. As a result, everything about it is highly private.
It is well known that The Long Halloween served as The Batman's inspiration. Although being influenced by comic book series, the core of it hasn't truly been revealed. In Batman: The Long Halloween, Harvey Dent's transition into Two-Face is described. Will The Batman, Part 2 be more faithful to the source material?
Harvey Dent is a lawyer and Bruce Wayne's closest friend in the comics. Yet Dent was unaware of Bruce's secret identity. Dent was nonetheless good friends with Batman. He even made an attempt to persuade Batman to stop battling crime. All of this occurred before he turned into Two-Face.
Batman views Dent's transition into Two-Face as a failure on his part. When he needed him, he was unable to shield him. Two-Face holds Batman accountable for his transformation.
Bob Kane developed Two-Face and made his debut in Detective Comics No. 66 in August 1942. The bad guy plans his misdeeds using his legal expertise.
According to a tip from Big Freakin Robot, Harvey Dent, an adversary and buddy of Batman, may appear in the follow-up to The Batman. No one has yet been cast at this time. In other words, this is based on the script as it is right now. That is whether the information from GFR's sources is accurate.
The second installment of The Batman, which is being created for HBO Max, will take place sometime after the events of The Penguin. We wonder if Dent might also show up there. Or perhaps Harvey Dent, the district attorney of Gotham City, was inspired by the events of the Penguin television series. Will Dent become Two-Face in The Batman Part 2 or will it happen in the subsequent movie?
All we currently know regarding Dent's involvement in Reeves' Batman movie is sheer conjecture. The movie won't be released for another couple of years. As a result, everything about it is highly private.
It is well known that The Long Halloween served as The Batman's inspiration. Although being influenced by comic book series, the core of it hasn't truly been revealed. In Batman: The Long Halloween, Harvey Dent's transition into Two-Face is described. Will The Batman, Part 2 be more faithful to the source material?