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Tweedledum was one half of Tweedledum and Tweedledee.
History
Origin
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City of Bane
When Bane took over Gotham City, the criminals of Gotham were forced to join him or be persecuted by the "real" Batman and Gotham Girl. Tweedledum and Tweedledee declined Bane's offer. They joined a group consisting of themselves, Scarecrow, and Kite Man until Batman found them. While they were attempting to escape, one of them was shot in the back and killed. The remaining Tweed grabbed onto Kiteman's kite as they jumped off a building. To prevent the kite from crashing, Scarecrow gassed Tweed, causing him to let go and plummet to his death.[2]
Powers and Abilities
Abilities
Notes
- Tweedledum (Dumfrey Tweed) was created by Don C. Cameron and Bob Kane, first appearing in Detective Comics #74. However, in the rebooted Prime Earth continuity his first appearance as part of the DC Universe is in Joe Harris and Ed Benes' New 52 Batman: The Dark Knight series.
Trivia
- Dumfrey Tweed was the predecessor to Dumpson but was killed at some point. [citation needed]
Related
- 50 Appearances of Dumpson Tweed (Prime Earth)
- 13 Images featuring Dumpson Tweed (Prime Earth)
- Quotations by or about Dumpson Tweed (Prime Earth)
- Character Gallery: Dumpson Tweed (Prime Earth)
Footnotes
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 Secret Society of Super-Villains member |