Batman Two-Face (June 1995) by DC Comics
Written by J. M. DeMatteis, drawn by Scott McDaniel, cover by Brian Stelfreeze.
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Batman Two-Face (June 1995) by DC Comics
Written by J. M. DeMatteis, drawn by Scott McDaniel, cover by Brian Stelfreeze.

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As a kid, I fucking loved Batman and ate up all his cartoons. As an adult, I still love him BUT now I'm hyper-aware that most of his Rogues gallery are villains because of a physical or mental condition. If his villains got proper therapy or surgery early on in life, they'd be pretty decent people. Now they spend their days getting knocked around by a rich kid dressed up as a bat with childhood trauma.
i, still, to this day hate how two-face has become a tropey side villain when he's a big reflection of how society expects people to be perfect and good all the time, and how they'll turn your back on you and treat you like trash if you don't align with that, and how proper justice never gets served and how a statement of how mental health is so stigmatized that ppl will not treat you not like a person and a big reflection of what batman could or can become or how they forget two-face was called the white knight of gotham, called akin to apollo, had a loving wife, best friend, and has an abusive alcoholic abusive father, his mom abandoned him, and has his life ruined. the only people in his corner are glida (his wife) and bruce/batman.
when will we get a serious movie/tv show exploring these themes again with harvey. dc i'm breaking down your door
Batman Two-Face (June 1995) by DC Comics
Written by J. M. DeMatteis, drawn by Scott McDaniel, cover by Brian Stelfreeze.