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Review Making his debut in the Brave and the Bold world (aside from Bat-Mite’s acid trip), Two-Face is brought into the action with the best use of his split personality I’ve seen in a long time. Batman is cornered by Two-Face and his random goons, but due to the coin’s flip landing in favor of Face’s goons not killing Batman, Two-Face is compelled to help out our nocturnal hero by beating up his own goons. It’s quite easily one of the best teasers of season 2, if not both seasons so far. Fortunately, in a move to get us out of the trade-off rut where only the teaser is great while the rest of the episode disappoints – or vice versa – the main story is equally as great. Part of that greatness is finally making significant use of Equinox, and even pointing out the flaws with such a character themselves. Batman is teamed up with Dr. Fate for the second time of the show in order to battle this strange villain. An interesting note; Equinox is voiced by Oded Fehr, whom previously voiced Dr. Fate on “Justice League Unlimited.” Batman faces off against Equinox at a Mayan temple where we shockingly see Equinox fall to his doom – or at least his mortal doom. When they realize that the fabric of time and space has begun to rip apart, Batman and Dr. Luckily, the writers didn’t feel a need to give Dr. Fate a relapse of self-pity from his previous episode, and instead remains a great part of the episode throughout. Of course, he’s not powerful to take on Equinox by himself, so they call upon various previously-appearing heroes in order to borrow their powers to give to a single hero. [ Back to Reviews ] |















