Consequently, Harvey must clean up Two-Face’s mess all by himself. Firstly, Dent puts two of the “fingers ... Although, the scene flow is odd, with Harvey leaving the Church in one panel ...

One half of Harvey Dent wanted to be a better man living a better life. The other wanted freedom and control for the first time. The body known as Two-Face is up for grabs, court is in session ...

While Harvey Dent cannot always reign in his dark half ... To that end, he takes on an experimental role in a literal criminal court. American justice is based on trials by a jury of one ...

Leading the prosecution against Arthur is Harvey Dent, who is introduced as the Assistant District Attorney of Gotham. Throughout the film, Dent appears in several courtroom scenes in an attempt ...

Regardless, it cannot be understated how vital it is to witness District Attorney Harvey Dent in the flesh—before that flesh is halfway disfigured, anyway. There is a chance Harvey goes the ...

The shocking final scene adds one more twist to Arthur ... Up against district attorney Harvey Dent (Harry Lawtey), Fleck's lawyer, Maryanne Stewart (Catherine Keener), has prepared a defense ...

Of course, Harvey Dent in DC Comics becomes the villain Two Face, who has half his face burned away. So, you might be expecting Harvey to get his life-changing injuries when the court house explodes.

Believe it or not, this will be the first-ever solo series for the notorious Gotham City supervillain (and occasional good guy) Harvey Dent ... "So all rise, court is in session, Harvey has ...

But the Harvey ... for Dent—a key role that was both the movie’s moral heart and tragic soul. And let’s not kid ourselves: Dent was no sidekick. Sure, Ledger’s Joker stole every scene ...