Quality of sculpts 4
Character selection 4
Playability 5
Overall 4

Great set, great sculpts, and I love the Batman Animated Series, yet I still think something is lacking.  Can't put my finger on it, but I still think it's a slight runner-up to Joker's Wild! and Harley Quinn and the Gotham Girls sets.

An old friend of Thomas Wayne and long time friend to Bruce Wayne.
Leslie Thompkins comforted the young Bruce Wayne on the night his parents were murdered.  Leslie disapproves of Batman, feeling she has failed Bruce as a role model.

Recently Leslie (Lee) Thompkins has been seen in the Gotham TV series.

Batman: The Animated Series Episodes
- Paging the Crime Doctor
- Blind as a Bat
- I Am the Night
- Perchance to Dream
- Appointment in Crime Alley

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Dee Dee (Delia and Deirdre Dennis) are the twin granddaughters of Harley Quinn.
They appear as villains in Batman Beyond where they are part of the gang, Jokerz.

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A former Greek history teacher who lost his mind when his wife left him. He became a gangster and used his cunning and intelligence to rise to power amidst the chaos in Gotham City's underworld.

Batman: The Animated Series Episodes
- Fire from Olympus

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Head of Daggett Industries, he develops "Renuyu", a face cream which enables the user to modify their face to their desire.  Daggett uses Matt Hagen (Clayface), to commit crimes for him in return for supplies of the formula.

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Mary Dahl grew up with a systemic Hyperplasia condition, that halted her body growth. As a result, she has not grown larger physically since her fifth birthday.

Years later she became an actress and got the lead role in a comedy series called "Love That Baby", The show was a hit for a couple of years, but when ratings started to drop, the directors added a new member to the cast, Baby-Doll's cousin Spunky. When the young actor started to out stage Mary Dahl at Baby-Doll's birthday episode, she left the show claiming she did not get enough exposure, causing the show to be cancelled. Unknown to her, she threw away the high point of her life.

Batman: The Animated Series Episodes
- Love is a Croc
- Baby-Doll

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Andrea Beaumont is the daughter of wealthy businessman who, while at Gotham University, meets and falls in love with Bruce Wayne.

Andrea moves away from Gotham but learns her father had double-crossed the mob. Together they flee, but after years of hiding a mob hit man kills her father.
Consumed with hatred, Andrea waits patiently for many years, planning to destroy the men who ruined her life. When she returns to Gotham, she dons a costume reminiscent of the Grim Reaper, complete with a smoke-generating device and scythe-bladed gauntlet.

Batman: The Animated Series Episodes
- Mask of the Phantasm

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Riddle of the Minotaur was a computer game developed by Edward Nigma.
However he sacked by his boss. Wanting revenge, Nigma returns as The Riddler and traps his former employer in a Minotaur maze.

Batman: The Animated Series Episodes
- If You're So Smart, Why Aren't You Rich?

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Inque first appears as an industrial saboteur hired by Derek Powers, the CEO of Wayne-Powers.  While she was captured with the help of Grey Ghost she is freed and returns in later episodes.

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Dr. Kirk Langstrom, a zoologist who specialized in the study of chiropterology, developed an extract intended to give humans a bat's sonar sense, and tested the formula on himself. The extract worked, but it had a horrible side effect: it transformed him into a hideous man-bat hybrid. The serum also took away his intelligence, so he went on a mad rampage until Batman found a way to reverse the effects.

Batman: The Animated Series Episodes
- On Leather Wings
- Tyger, Tyger
- Terror in the Sky

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The character, originally called simply "the Clock", appeared in Star Spangled Comics #70 (July 1947). He had no super-powers or abilities other than a rigid sense of order and timing and punctuality.

Different interpretations of the Clock King have appeared several times on screen in shows such as the 60s Batman TV Series and Arrow TV series as well as Batman The animated Series.

Batman: The Animated Series Episodes
- The Clock King
- Time Out of Joint

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