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| Continuity-Related Comic Book Character | |
| Arthur Reeves | |
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| Information | |
| Real name: | Arthur Reeves |
| Species: | Human |
| Homeworld: | Earth |
| Universe: | Earth-1A |
| Hair: | Red |
| Occupation: | City Commissioner |
| Base: | Gotham City |
Arthur Reeves was a Gothamite politician that was running for Mayor for the city in the early 1980s, however he lost to Hamilton Hill.
He was unhappy with the presence of Batman in Gotham, and he publicly spoke out against him on multiple occasions.
History[]
Earth-One[]
Arthur Reeves was the Commissioner of Public Works in Gotham City. He would often fume about Batman's behavior, and the influence it had on the city.
Reeves was also sometimes involved with Gotham's economic problems and as a city official, he was present during important meetings at Wayne Enterprises. After many years of campaigning against Batman, Reeves made official his candidature for Mayor of Gotham. Hamilton Hill was approached by an unknown person, who provided him with evidence of the Batman's secret identity in order to win the election. Unfortunately for him, the "evidence" he was provided was fake and his reputation was soiled when he made his shocking revelation and the public learned the truth. Reeves' candidacy suffered a low blow and he lost the electoral race to Hamilton Hill. When Reeves confronted the man who gave him the fake evidence, he was shocked to learn that the man behind it all was none other than Crime Boss Rupert Thorne. Subsequently, Reeves abandoned the political arena and never again returned.
His defeat caused Reeves to lose his career and he became one of Gotham's many unemployed mid-aged men. Eventually, he was interrogated by Batman to learn who was responsible for his downfall and Reeves confessed that the man behind it all was Rupert Thorne. This information brought Batman one step closer to bring down Thorne.
Powers and Abilities[]
Super Powers[]
None.
Abilities[]
Appearances[]
- A Dagger So Deadly... (1981)[1]
Notes[]
- Arthur Reeves was created by Denny O'Neil and Bob Brown and first appeared in Detective Comics # 399 (May 1970).[2]
References[]
- ↑ This comic was reprinted in the Portuguese language in Super Friends # 17 (1986).
- ↑ For more information about that DC comic book, click here.
External Links[]
- Arthur Reeves at the DC Database