Batman – Dead to Rights | Comics

During a working day, Batman drops The Joker in front of a police station after capturing him on his regular patrol. Upon putting him on cell the psychotic freak has crippled the other inmates in the cell. Furious at this, officer Geoff hits him hard and The Joker then fakes a phone call that he was intend to call his lawyer.

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In actual, he called Geoff's wife home and told her to hang herself by convincing her of having an incurable disease and her husband cannot bear the mammoth expense that follows the treatment for her care.So, it would be better for her husband if she kills herself and she does commit suicide at which, Officer Geoff totally breaks down mentally and lost control over his sense of morality.

Meanwhile, The Joker starts terrorizing by playing fatal pranks on everyone around the police station and courtyard as well. Starting from the inmates to the Judge and is placed away for his uncontrollable maniacal actions. Wearing a disguise, Batman eventually confronts The Joker in cell but the clown prince quickly recognizes his true self.

As Joker is pleased to meet the bat, he is not quite interested in his secret identity. Soon, Batman's life gets on the ropes as the former officer Geoff returns to exact his vengeance for his wife's death for which he thinks both Batman and The Joker are responsible as same. Reformed as Bad Cop, Geoff has successfully apprehends both The Dark Knight and the Clown by surprise for their previous actions.

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Batman – Dead to Rights

Depicting one of the early encounters of Batman with his long time arch-nemesis, Joker, writer Andrew Kreisberg and artist Scott McDaniel (Batman – Impostors, Green Arrow) did this story back in 2010.

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It took place in Batman Confidential monthly ongoing comic book series by DC Comics from issue #22-25 and issue #29-30 served as a two part back up story where the aftermath of Joker's prank on Geoff's life is shown. Also Commissioner Jim Gordon and his daughter Barbara Gordon appears in the final climax of the story.
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Deadshot | Comics

Before he got the claim to fame of being the world's deadliest marksman and before he got enlisted into the secret government project called Task Force X, Floyd Lawton belonged to a rich family and they had family issues that got his father paralyzed and brother killed for his mother and made him leave the house. Lawton seeks assistance of the professional assassin David Cain; who happens to be the trainer of The Dark Knight and father of Cassandra Cain/Batgirl, to hone in marksmanship skills.

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When Batman and Robin went on a vacation, he took the alias Deadshot and started operating in Gotham City as a vigilante wearing a domino mask and tuxedo. He and Batman have a confrontation that ends up Lawton in jail and changed him into a hardened person. After breaking out of prison years later with a red suit and wrist-mounted guns (during Strange Apparitions) Deadshot starts antagonizing Batman again.

He was later defeated by The Flash and eventually teams up with one of his villains; Captain Boomerang and became one of the forming members of Suicide Squad by Amanda Waller during “Legends”. He grew a death wish for himself but fought against the Jihad and ignored Darkseid's Female Furies invading Belle Reve. Deadshot and Captain Boomerang barely made it out alive from the Manhunters they were sent to kill during Millennium. He was quite instrumental through Nightshade Odyssey, took care of some vigilante business with Green Arrow as well as become a part of General Rock's Suicide Squad.

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Debuted on June, 1950, in the pages of Batman #59, Floyd Lawton AKA Deadshot was created as a villain for The Dark Knight by Bob Kane, David Vern Reed and Lew Sayre Schwartz for DC Comics. But in later years, the role of Deadshot has changed into a super-villain to an anti-hero status. Some of the notable stories featuring the character are Deadshot – Beginnings, Suicide Squad – The Phoenix Gambit, Underworld Unleashed, Batman – War Games, Deadshot – Urban Renewal, Villains United, JLA – Salvation Run, Batman – Cacophony and Secret Six – Unhinged.

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Just like many of the other characters of the DC Universe after “Flashpoint”, Deadshot received an altered setting for himself in The New 52 timeline and also became a part of the Suicide Squad of the Prime Earth. Deadshot is portrayed in the film by actor Will Smith in the 2016 movie Suicide Squad.
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Green Arrow | Comics

Growing up idolizing Robin Hood, Oliver Queen naturally had every quality to become an accomplished archer and so he kept practicing with bow and arrows. His life changed tragically when his parents were mauled by a lion and he paused without shooting it. But he grew up to be an irresponsible and drunken playboy inheriting the Queen Enterprises until his friend Hackett’s betrayal drifted him to Starfish Island only to confront a crime lord.

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Determined to become a crime-fighter, he returned to Star City and took the name Green Arrow as well as a sidekick named Roy Harper AKA Speedy. With their non-lethal Trick Arrows, he and Speedy would go on patrol in costume. Ollie becomes a member of the JLA and eventually met JSA member Dinah Lance AKA Black Canary.

In his career, Oliver Queen has worked alongside Batman, Catwoman and mostly with Green Lantern Hal Jordan whom he also stopped when Parallax got him in Zero Hour. He grew flustered and Connor Hawke took his mantle. He dies in an accident while investigating the Eden Corps even after the best efforts of Superman. He was resurrected during Final Night by his friend Hal Jordan.

When the entire League faced Doctor Light for his actions against Elongated Man's wife Sue Dibny, Green Arrow picked a fight with Deathstroke that lasted quite long (Identity Crisis). One Year Later, Ollie becomes the Mayor of Star City and Deathstroke took a hit on him. Teaming up with Batman, he even fought Brick and Red Hood. Upon ending the clash, he finally marries Black Canary.

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Oliver Queen AKA Green Arrow was created as one of DC Comics’ fictional protagonist character by Mort Weisinger and George Papp, who debuted back in 1941 on the pages of More Fun Comics issue #73. Despite being a rich playboy like Bruce Wayne, he is a crime-fighting hero of his own right. Through the years of long publications, the character was a part of significant stories and events like Green Arrow – Year One, Justice League – Year One, Hard Traveling Heroes, Longbow Hunters, Cross Roads, Quiver, The Dark Knight Returns, Infinite Crisis, Crawling through the Wreckage, Road to Jericho, Final Crisis, Cry for Justice, Blackest Night and Brightest Day.

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Following the “Flashpoint” reboot, Green Arrow has moved to The New 52 timeline with his revised origins just like the other heroes of DC Universe. The character also appeared on animated TV series Justice League Unlimited, Young Justice, The Batman and Batman: The Brave and the Bold. Also actor Stephen Amell is responsible for the live-action portrayal of Green Arrow from 2012 on The CW television series titled "Arrow".
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