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Whatever happened to our good friend, the first resident of Arkham Asylum, Martin "Mad Dog" Hawkins?
Amadeus Arkham killed him. He strapped him to an electro-shock couch and turned up the juice... on purpose, cause Hawkin's burtally killed Amadeus' wife and daughter. Yet, the weirdest part (to me) was that it was a "couch" and not a chair that Amadeus had there at the Asylum.
Amadeus Arkham killed him. He strapped him to an electro-shock couch and turned up the juice... on purpose, cause Hawkin's burtally killed Amadeus' wife and daughter. Yet, the weirdest part (to me) was that it was a "couch" and not a chair that Amadeus had there at the Asylum.
didn't read it but i'm gonna guess so he could do multiple people at once??
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The Enterprise can totally slap on the Infinity Gauntlet and hop in for a Batmobile joyride.
Amadeus Arkham killed him. He strapped him to an electro-shock couch and turned up the juice... on purpose, cause Hawkin's burtally killed Amadeus' wife and daughter. Yet, the weirdest part (to me) was that it was a "couch" and not a chair that Amadeus had there at the Asylum.
Now that was just a mistake He was never convicted The weirdest part to me was Dr. Arkham reading the Golden Bough and not the Al Azif If he did kill him all I got to say is he has more balls then Gordon.
That was the "real name" given for Mr. Freeze in one two-part episode of the 1960s Batman television show; "Instant Freeze/Rats Like Cheese", wherein George Sanders portrayed the frigid felon.
"Superman or Green Lantern, baby / Ain't got nothing on me."
--wyld
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--Alan Moore, Twilight