Different Styles of Two Face

What do you think of when the words "friend to arch-enemy" come to mind?

Whatever your answer is, one of the earlier and prime examples of that label is Harvey "Two-Face" Dent!

#01.) The Original comic design: What really confused me about the original Two-Face, was that the burnt left-side of him always change color through out the years.

Sometimes it's red, then purple, then blue, or even green.


I know Dent's character is suppose to be like what would happened if two halves of Jekyll & Hyde were combined as one person, but the last time I checked, when your face gets burnt it doesn't change color.


#02.) The BTA Series version: Definetly more faithful to the comic book Two-Face than the one in "Batman Forever."



#03.) The NBAS version: Basically a smoother version of the previous one.



#04.) The Nolan movie version: While the make-up is impressive and scary-looking, but it's also over-the-top.

I mean, if his whole face was burnt, he would look more like Black Mask than Two-face.



#05.) "The Brave and Bold" version: Okay! Could someone tell Dr. Bruce Banner and Hulk they are in the wrong universe?



#06.) My version: The design of my take on Two Face is inspired by two people.
For the good half, I based Harvey off of actor Robert Downey Jr. (who I think would've been a much better choice to play Dent);
And the bad half is based off of Freddy Krueger.


Dent's origin will stay the same in my vision, but there's a new twist to it that explains why the burnt-half never healed and the personality disorder.

* The sudden case of Harvey's split personality wasn't 100% natural, most of it from being possesed by a demonite (an evil monterous-looking imp criminal).

Once Harvey's left side was damaged, the demonite took over that side like as well as Dent's mind. *


Hope that won't send you in a range.



Harvey "Two Face" Dent belongs to DC Comics and Warner Bros.
Drawing, colors, and ink by me.