Notably, an imposter version of The Mad Hatter appeared in 1956’s Detective Comics #230, as a thief who was obsessed with collecting hats, and wants the Batman cowl to add to his collection.

The classic Batman villain will look pretty much the same as he always has when he makes his New 52 debut, but his character will be undergoing a "horrific" overhaul thanks to Ethan Van Sciver.

Like many of the criminals on Gotham, the Mad Hatter has had a long life in DC comics. The character first appeared on the pages of Batman in 1948 . He's a more scientific character in print than ...

Jervis Tetch, The Mad Hatter, first appeared in 1948 in Batman #49, and was created by Bill Finger, Lew Sayre Schwartz and Bob Kane. ... The Jimmy Savile of the DC Comics Universe?

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DC Comics People will occasionally include Mad Hatter amongst some of Batman's greatest enemies, but those people are almost sweetly naive and misguided. He's like the Mad Hatter from Alice In ...