List of Batman Rogues

List of Rogues featured in Batman, in alphabetical order.

A

### Anarky

**Anarky** is a small-time radical anarchist who often clashes with members of the Bat-Family. He often allies himself with the Joker Gang on ideological similarities, though Joker doesn't seem to think very highly of him.

### Arkham Knight

The **Arkham Knight** is the daughter of **Jeremiah Arkham**, who often clashes with the younger members of the Bat-Family.

B

### Bane

**Bane** is one of the central antagonists in the Batman Rogue Gallery, thanks both to his gargantuan strength and intelligent mind.

### Black Mask

The mafia boss known as **Black Mask** is a rising star in the Gotham Underworld. In a short while, Black Mask managed to build himself a small empire employing smaller time thugs. His plans makes him clash not only with Batman and the Titans, but also with the many other mobsters operating in Gotham. His own empire is prone to infighting at the lower ranks.

C

### Calendar Man

The **Calendar Man** is a criminal who likes to put on a show in significant dates such as holidays. His brilliant mind and meticulous planning lets him carry out his plan even from inside Arkham Asylum, due to months of preparation. He often clashes with the two Robins as well as Red Hood on occasion.

### Carpenter

The **Carpenter** is a member of the Wonderland Gang, who specializes in creating gadgets and suits for Gotham-based villains, most promeninently the members of the Black Mask Empire.

### Catwoman

Before she was married to Batman, Selina Kyle was **Catwoman**, a complicated supervillain who had an on-and-off relationship with Batman for years. Catwoman also has links to the Underworld, and on a whim can either help her husband or fight him.

### Clayface

**Clayface** is a shapeshifting villain using his mud-like body to commit crimes and regularly escape from Arkham Asylum. While he isn't very strong, his versatility and resilience make him a formidable enemy both for Batman and the other members of the Bat-Family.

### Clock King

The **Clock King** is an eccentric man whose obssession with time and clocks hinders his productivity as a criminal. Clock King is a small-time thug who usually battles the two Robins, who find battling such small fry frustrating. He lives in the Gotham ghetto, in the same rundown apartment complex as many other smaller villains.

### Condiment King

Mostly seen as a joke by everyone, including the Bat-Family, the police department, other villains and even the crazed vigilantes who crawl around Gotham, the **Condiment King** is one of the many smaller villains living in the Gotham ghetto. Desperate for attention, the Condiment King yearns to be taken seriously by anyone, no matter how pathetic this person is.

### The Court of Owls

The **Court of Owls** is an ancient conspiracy of rich and powerful individuals who enforce their wishes upon Gotham City either for personal profit or simply due to boredom, using their many agents known as **Talons**.

D

### Deadshot

**Deadshot** is a famous mercenary who likes to boast about never missing a shot. Deadshot will work for anyone if the pay is high enough, as he sees his acts as purely business, and nothing is ever personal. He is a recurring member of the Suicide Squad.

### Deathstroke

Known as The Terminator, **Deathstroke** is the fiercest mercenary that has clashed with the Bat-Family. He is most often found battling the Titans, but he has clashed with Batman or the younger members of the Bat-Family on occasion.

E

### Egghead

The man known as **Egghead** is a blue-collar office worker who decided to use his limited money to attempt to climb the social ladder of Gotham's Underworld. He seems to think more highly of himself than the other Underworld bosses, and the villains he can afford are usually not the best, often coming from the Gotham Ghetto.

### Electrocutioner

Many people have used the **Electrocutioner'**s special suit and gloves as enforcers for the Black Mask Empire. The original Electrocutioner has disappeared many years ago, but the Black Mask seems to have an endless supply of gear to replace him every time a new one is arrested. Since they are so abundant, Electrocutioners are often used as fodder in the Suicide Squad.

### Executioner

The man known only as the **Executioner** is a violent vigilante acting in Gotham, punishing criminals with death for the smallest crimes. The Executioner is more like a legend than an actual adversary of the Bat-Family, but the possibility of him appearing at any time anywhere in Gotham is very real, and as such he has frequently battled the Titans as well as Red Hood.

G

### Great White Shark

Now known as the **Great White Shark**, he was once a regular corrupt businessman who thought he had cheated the system by pleading insanity to escape from his crimes. Sent to Arkham Asylum, the Great White Shark was driven insane by the inmates and now operates in the Gotham Underworld, employing anyone from the F-listers from the Gotham Ghetto to heavy hitters such as Deadshot on occasion.

H

### Harlequin

Desperate for the Joker's attention and love, the **Harlequin** is also known as the **Joker's Daughter**. She yearns to be Joker's right hand and not so secretly dislikes Harley Quinn. Her adoration for the Joker seems to be like a child's devotion to their own parent.

### Harley Quinn

**Harley Quinn** was once nothing more than a sidekick to Joker, driven mad and turned into his personal serf. Over the years, she has managed to distance herself somewhat from the clown, though never much. She regularly finds herself on the Suicide Squad, while she's not busy fighting Batman, the Titans or the other female assistants of her Puddin'.

### Hush

A childhood friend of Bruce Wayne, **Hush** is a hitman whose past as both a plastic surgeon and detective aids him in stealthy operations. He is often seen as Black Mask's right hand, but the truth is that neither man would ever trust the other with anything.

J

### Jeremiah Arkham

The Arkham Asylum warden, **Jeremiah Arkham** is a brilliant psychiatrist who inherited the institute from his family. However, the warden is not a benevolent figure, as both corruption and genuine insanity has driven him to use the inmates as his pawns and guinea pigs. Finding joy in his experiments, Arkham purposely lets his prisoners escape and operate freely from insides the institute's walls in exchange for test subjects from their ranks.

### Joker

The **Joker** is Batman's greatest foe. A pure agent of chaos, the Joker's motivation are both impossible to determine and predict and, sometimes, inexistent. Anarchist groups all over Gotham worship the Joker and will act upon his orders or even use his name for their own gain to justify their own violence, though the Clown Prince of Crime has little to no interest in actually being a crime boss, he merely enjoys the show.

K

### Killer Croc

**Killer Croc** is the name of a mutated villain who crawls around in the Gotham Sewers. Originally just a misunterstood man, years of violence committed against him due to his physical appearance have turned him jaded. Killer Croc acts on whims, and knowing that he can't be held for long, he has no problems in being forced into Suicide Squad missions.

### Kite Man

**Kite Man** is yet another down-on-his-luck criminal living in the Gotham Ghetto. Knowing full well that he isn't taken seriously, and donning a self-deprecating humor, Kite Man is able to get by through sheer luck most of the time, avoiding jobs that would get him in any serious trouble like ending up on Jeremiah Arkham's or Amanda Waller's hands.

M

### Mad Hatter

The leader of the Wonderland Gang, the **Mad Hatter** is an expert in mind control who often incorporates different hats into his plans. He has no qualms with getting his own hands dirty, but he mostly serves as an intermediary between Black Mask and the lower goons on the gang.

### Man-Bat

**Man-Bat** is a brilliant scientist who has turned himself into a man-bat hybrid and seeks the cure for his transformation. He comes into conflict often with Batman when he turns into his beastly hybrid form, as he cannot control himself.

### March Hare

The sexy and dangerous **March Hare** is an expert thief and a member of the Wonderland Gang.

### Mister Freeze

**Mister Freeze** is a brilliantly gifted scientist who used his cryosleep expertise to freeze his wife in time in hope to find a cure for her incurable disease. He has taken up a life of crime to raise funds for his research, with cryogenisis as his main weapon.

P

### Punchline

R

### The Royal Flush Gang

S

### Solomon Grundy

T

### Two-Face

V

### Victor Zsasz

W