| Release: | Aug 1942 |
| Cover: | Aug 1942 |
The Crimes of Two-Face
| Release: | Aug 1942 |
| Cover: | Aug 1942 |
Harvey Kent (not a typo; last name changed later) was a great D.A., and known for his handsome features. A criminal named Marconi is put on trial by him, and when Kent reveals damning evidence in the form of a two headed coin, Marconi snaps. The mobster throws acid at the D.A. Batman isn't fast enough to deflect the throw completely, and only half of Kent's face is burned. Horribly disfigured, he looks into plastic surgery, but the only doctor who might help him (Dr. Ekhart) is currently in a Nazi concentration camp. Kent snaps, seeing himself as two people. After scratching up one side of Marconi's coin, he then uses it to help him decide between the good and evil within him, alternating between committing crimes and committing acts of the highest charity.
| Writer | Bob Kane, Bill Finger, Jack Lehti |
| Artist | Louis Cazeneuve, Howard Sherman |
| Penciller | Jack Kirby, Harris Levy, Bob Kane, Jack Lehti |
| Inker | George Roussos, Charles Paris, Jerry Robinson, Joe Simon |
| Letterer | Ira Schnapp, Charles Paris |
| Editor | Whitney Ellsworth, Murray Boltinoff, Mort Weisinger |
| Editor in Chief | Marie Javins |
| Batman | Bruce Wayne |
| Robin | Dick Grayson |
| Two Face | Harvey Dent |
| Sal Maroni | |
| Jan Haasan | |
| André Chavard | |
| Alfie Twidgett | |
| Brooklyn | Daniel Turpin |
| Rip Carter | |
| Crimson Avenger | Lee Travis |
| Gilda Dent | |
| Wing | Wing How |
| Joe Hederson | |
| Mike Carstairs | |
| Bart Regan | |
| Air Wave | Lawrence Jordan |
| Static the Parrot | |
| Samuel 'Slam' Bradley | |
| Samuel 'Shorty' Morgan | |
| Alfred Twidgett | |
| Brooklyn | Dan Turpin |
| Age | Golden Age |
|---|---|
| Format | Comic |
| Series Group | Batman |
| Genre | Action | Adventure | Crime | Super-Heroes |
| Country | USA |
| Language | English |