Double-Face

Double-Face is the French-language edition name for Harvey Dent, Gotham City's district attorney whose face was scarred by acid, driving him to become the villain Two-Face — a criminal obsessed with duality and chance, making decisions by flipping his iconic two-headed coin.

Few characters carry such an intriguing origin story as Double-Face, who first surfaced in 1989 through the pages of Les Chroniques de Batman #1, a Semic S.A. publication brought to life by the remarkable creative trio of Alan Moore, Janine Bharucha, and Brian Bolland — names that alone signal something worth seeking out. Rooted in the Copper Age, this character has maintained a quiet but persistent presence across more than three decades, turning up in titles like Batman, Batman Chronicles, and Batman - Cher Detective. The company Double-Face keeps is nothing short of iconic — sharing pages with Batman, Bruce Wayne, Harvey Dent, Alfred Pennyworth, and Robin places this character right at the heart of Gotham's most compelling corners. With 14 catalog appearances spanning all the way to 2025, Double-Face is a fascinating find for collectors who love digging beneath the surface of the mainstream.