Gotham Knights Finally Debuts Misha Collins' Terrifying Two-Face

After weeks of anticipation, fans of Gotham Knights were finally introduced to Misha Collins' portrayal of Two-Face, showcasing the character's full transformation into a twisted and villainous persona.

According to The Direct, the CW show's season finale, titled "Night of the Owls," depicted the culmination of Collins' character arc as Harvey Dent. In a dramatic turn of events, Dent's former lover, Rebecca March, throws acid in his face, causing severe scarring on the left side. The resulting appearance bears resemblance to The Dark Knight's interpretation of Two-Face, albeit with more emphasis on scar tissue rather than burns. Embracing his newfound malevolence, Harvey succumbs to his evil nature and seeks out another former lover, Jane Doe, who is also the mother of Duela. In a chilling moment, Dent flips a coin to determine her fate, resulting in a grim outcome as he callously guns her down.

Fans have enthusiastically praised the grim and unhinged aesthetic of Gotham Knights' Two-Face, appreciating Collins' portrayal and mannerisms. However, despite the positive reception, it seems unlikely that viewers will be able to witness more of Collins' rendition of the character. The CW recently confirmed that the DC series would not be renewed beyond its first season, leading to a passionate outcry on social media as fans campaigned for its continuation. Regrettably, there is currently no known plan to save Gotham Knights, which has been particularly disappointing for Collins himself.

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"I'm genuinely disappointed and feeling a bit down not being able to fully delve into the depths of my character's villain arc. However, I take immense pride in the show we created, and I am incredibly grateful for the opportunity to collaborate with such a talented, compassionate, and wonderful group of individuals," expressed Collins in a heartfelt message. Despite the unexpected conclusion, the actor, known for his role in Supernatural, assured fans that the series would tie up most loose ends and could be enjoyed as a standalone experience, even without a second season.

Gotham Knights centered around the aftermath of Batman's demise, where a team of youthful vigilantes, led by Turner Hayes, Bruce Wayne's adopted son, becomes unjustly accused of his murder. Joining forces, they embark on a fugitive journey, delving into the dark and twisted history of Gotham. Their investigations lead them to uncover a conspiracy theory that has the potential to rock the very foundations of the city. Although the show received a mixed reception from critics, it has garnered a devoted fanbase throughout its single-season tenure.

Starting from July 28, Gotham Knights will be available for streaming on Max, allowing viewers to delve into the gripping world of the show.

Source: The Direct