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Mad Hatter is a super villain owned by the DC Comics of the United States. It first appeared in the 49th issue of Batman (October 1948) and is one of the main villains of Batman. His real name is Jervis Tetch, originally a neuroscientist, specializing in hypnosis, specializing in human brain waves and telepathy. He is a top figure in the scientific community, but because of his short body and ugly appearance, he is extremely Inferiority. Later, he fell in love with a girl named Alice. After his confession was rejected, his mind was distorted. With his professional knowledge, he created a chip that can control the human brain. He inspired himself with "Alice in Wonderland" and claimed to be crazy Mad Hatter, trying to get everyone to do what he wants, and has always been looking for the "perfect Alice" in his mind. ^[1]

Mad Hatter

(Super villain under DC Comics)

Tiki's genius has brought hypnosis into a new and unprecedented realm. The brainwave controller he invented can achieve hypnosis and mind control with only sound waves. The Hatterman is not a rather difficult combat character, he is an intelligent opponent. The most difficult to deal with is his ghostly brainwave controller, which often creates a bunch of innocent thugs, letting Batman and

1. The female classmate who had kidnapped Robin. In the story, Robin traced it by herself and finally defeated the Mad Hatter alone.

2. He and other villains planned a gas explosion to destroy Gotham City.

3. There has been a fake Hatterman appearing, causing the Hatterman to escape from prison to fight in person. ^[1]

In Detective Comics # 230 (April 1956) and Knight and Squire # 4 (March 2011) each has a character calling himself a crazy hatter

Mad Hatter TV

Real person

In the TV series "Batman" from 1966 to 1968, played by David Wayne.

Benedict Samuel as a Mad Hatter

In the third season of the TV series "Gotham", Benedictine Samuel starred in Jervis Tage ^[2] . In this version, he is a skilled hypnotist who controls the thoughts of Gotham's wealthy citizens to rob them. He also created a virus from the blood of his sister Alice, which puts people in a state of addictive madness. With the help of his hires, Jervis attempted to get the dignitaries to drink blood-stained wine at the Gotham Founder's Evening for Mayor Oswald Cobert, but was convicted by Nathaniel Barnes stopped and Jervis and his associates were put in Arkham Asylum.

However, the Owl Court and Assassin's Union completed Jervis' work, detonating a bomb and spreading the virus to the detonation area. So Gordon and Bullock took Jervis' blood to make an antidote. In the fourth season, he became a member of the villainous group led by Jerome Valesca, in order to help Jerome's big plan, which made Gotham into a state of madness.

Animation

In the 1992 animated series "Batman", voiced by Roddy McDowell.

In the 1997 animated series "Badman's New Adventure", voiced again by Roddy McDowell.

Mad Hatter Movie

In the animated movie "Batman: Bloodline Vendetta", voiced by Robin Atkin Downs ^[3] . He is one of Thalia Al Gore's party feathers, and Tage uses his abilities to shape Heretic (Damien Wayne's clone) the previously empty mind to perfect it as an Assassin's League Perfect soldier. After Batman was captured by Heretic and brought to their headquarters, the Madman reorganized Batman's brain to follow Thalia Al Gore's orders, and then revealed the secrets of him and his allies.

With the help of Batman, the Assassin League sneaked into the World Technology Summit hosted by Bruce Wayne in Gotham, and took over the technology from Wayne Enterprises. Teck began brainwashing all participating politicians and dignitaries to obey Thalia. However, he was killed by a system overload caused by the subsequent battle between Batman's allies and Thalia's party feathers. The overload caused his head to explode. ^[1]

Mad Hatter Game

Appeared in the 2015 game Batman: Arkham Knight DLC: Sleepwalking Wonderland, the crazy hat took the initiative to surrender to the GCPD, indicating that he had taken hold of three policemen as hostages.