Batman Annual #14
1990
- Series
- Batman Annual
- Issue
- 14
- Cover date
- Aug 1, 1990
- Story title
- The Eye of the Beholder
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Batman Annual #14 was published by DC Comics in 1990, serving as a significant entry in the Dark Knight's late-eighties and early-nineties mythos. The issue is primarily remembered for featuring the story 'The Eye of the Beholder,' which provides a definitive origin for the character of Harvey Dent, detailing his tragic transformation into the villain Two-Face.
The issue was written by Andrew Helfer, with interior art provided by Chris Sprouse and Dick Giordano. The creative team leaned into a dark, psychological tone to explore the fragility of Dent's sanity, effectively updating his backstory to fit the gritty aesthetic established by earlier works like The Killing Joke. It remains a foundational text for readers interested in the evolution of Batman’s rogues' gallery.
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