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Creation & Design

Baby-Doll was created by Paul Dini and Bruce Timm for Batman: The Animated Series, inspired by the concept of a childlike villain with a tragic backstory.

Early Years

Baby-Doll was introduced as a former child star who was cursed with a condition that made her appear perpetually young. This led to her becoming a villain in Gotham, often using her childlike appearance to manipulate others.

Character Development

Over the years, Baby-Doll has evolved from a one-dimensional villain to a more complex character, grappling with her identity and the consequences of her actions.

Cultural Reception

Baby-Doll has been well-received by fans for her unique design and tragic backstory, often being cited as a memorable character from Batman's rogues' gallery.

Character Details

Real Name:
Mary Louise Dahl
First Appearance:
Batman: White Knight #2
Aliases:
Baby-Doll
Species:
Human
Gender:
Female
Affiliations:
The Joker, Harley Quinn
Abilities:
Acting, Manipulation, Combat Skills
Equipment:
Doll-themed weapons, Costume
Weight:
100lbs
Height:
5' 3"
Eye Color:
blue
Hair Color:
blonde

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Batman: White Knight #2
DC ⋅ 2018
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Batman: White Knight #2
 
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Key Facts

1st appearance and origin of Marian Drews, later becomes NeoJoker, a Harley Quinn replacement of sorts whose name is a similar play on words - Merry Andrews, an antiquated term for a clown

1st appearance of Baby-Doll in a comic book, previously appeared in an episode of Batman: The Animated Series (1994)

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