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Cover: Jerry Robinson & Jerry Robinson & George Roussos
Detective Comics #66
“The Crimes of Two-Face!”
At a criminal trial, District Attorney Harvey Kent is disfigured by acid thrown into his face, and the shock drives him to become a master criminal who bases all of his crimes on the number two, and who uses a two-headed silver dollar to decide if he will keep the loot from a crime or not.
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writer Bill Finger · writer Bob Kane · artist Bob Kane · inker Jerry Robinson · inker George Roussos · letterer Ira Schnapp · cover Jerry RobinsonJerry RobinsonGeorge Roussos
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Cast · 22 characters
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writer Bill Finger
writer Bob Kane
artist Bob Kane
inker Jerry Robinson
inker George Roussos
letterer Ira Schnapp
cover pencils Jerry Robinson
cover inks Jerry Robinson
cover inks George Roussos
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At a criminal trial, District Attorney Harvey Kent is disfigured by acid thrown into his face, and the shock drives him to become a master criminal who bases all of his crimes on the number two, and who uses a two-headed silver dollar to decide if he will keep the loot from a crime or not.
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