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| Publisher |
DC |
| Writer |
Doug Moench |
| Artist |
Tom Mandrake |
| Cover Artist |
Tom Mandrake |
| Colorist |
Adrienne Roy |
| Letterer |
John Costanza |
| Published | August 1986 |
ABOUT FACES! Batman and Catwoman have a misunderstanding and the lady is truthfully hurt knowing that Batman can't trust in her. The Dark Knight convinces her to stay with him until Two-Face is captured and Catwoman agrees. In the meantime, Two-Face has decided to join Circe in her plan to steal an ancient Egyptian sarcophagus that is said to have magical purposes that can restore one's face. This, however, is a plan devised by Batman to try and make Two-Face return to his former personality as Harvey Dent. The "robbery" is successful and Circe returns with Two-Face to his hideout, followed closely by Batman and Catwoman. Elsewhere, Jason Todd is on a date with his girlfriend, Rena, when he notices the Bat-Signal and leaves in order to aid Batman. At that moment, Two-Face and Circe open the sarcophagus and they use the mask of the pharaoh to bring back Harvey Dent. Of course, the "magic" doesn't work and Two-Face goes into a private room to meditate with his coin. Coming out of his room, Two-Face has his face restored to normal, but he then attacks Circe and removes the make-up, revealing a double make-up layer to create a full scarred face. Batman and Catwoman enter the place just as Two-Face's thugs arrive. A confrontation starts and as Catwoman takes down Two-Face's goons, Batman deals with their leader. In the middle of the fight, Robin arrives, smashing the door on Catwoman's face and uses a Batarang to distract Two-Face, giving Batman the perfect chance to attack the criminal and stop his madness. With Two-Face defeated and Circe nowhere to be found, Batman and Catwoman decide to discuss their future on a later occasion.
