Batman's Mad Hatter: The History of Jervis Tetch (Feat. Mr. Rogues) 

Time will tell if it's a last. ;)

This is hands down a great video, it was just truly awesome. This was a brilliant history video. Great job jjhatter and Mr rogues.

You guys have a great chemistry, the beginning of the video was amusing and didn't feel forced at all. Solid collaboration, and a very complete breakdown of Jervis's illustrious career. Keep up the good work!

IKR rogues

@@samuelwilliams1619 Yes, I use images from that story in the video. It's one of my favorite Mad Hatter comics.

HAHAHAHA!!

Love that quote

Oh, the idea isn't a bad one, it just kind of came out of nowhere, and there wasn't really any clear reason for it to be that way. So, in terms of continuity, it doesn't really clear things up. Whether it makes things less or more confusing, however, is up to debate. XD

@@jjhatter3420 Oh yeah I'd be super surprised if it was at all intentional and not just a quick cover-up for confusion. But then, generally speaking, Hatters approve of confusion.

@@ohthewhomanity This IS very true. ;)

Haha, I do happen appreciate that as well! In my personal "RF's random collections" , I've aquired over the years several issues depicting old rogues terminating their impostor to reclaim their mantle... There is Mad Hatter over course, but also good ol' Prometheus, Black Mask, and in a way, both Riddler over Cluemaster, and Firefly over Firebug. And I'm pretty sure I'm forgetting someone... oh, of course, when Lady Clayface visited the previous 3 Clayfaces in the "Secret Origins" run, with various results.

Well, in Gotham, Crane, Tetch and Valeska they work together

I want Mad Hatter and Scarecrow working together! Some comic done it tho, but not a lot. But... i'm not into Riddler working together with them.

He's too difficult to write for most it seems. It's like they can't get the idea that one can be obsessed with someone or something and not want to screw them/it.

Oh, there are a few versions of the Hatter that aren't necessarily sympathetic, but DO work well. It can be done, but generally speaking it's more the exception than the rule. And in my opinion, he works best when he's at least somewhat more relatable and sympathetic. Anyway, thank you! And I've been on RU-vid for a while. I've just been on DA longer. XD

I agree. The TAS one was amazing! He was the first one I ever saw so he will always be my favorite

Along with others like Calendar Man

@@damianprock1650 Calender Man's in it? Who's playing him? Who else?

@@abrn6341 hard to tell

The hatter’s sister was created specifically for the show Gotham, and she hasn’t been in any comics as of now

i really like your idea of an origin!! sounds really sad and tragic

The Loeb/Sale Version I never took to be a sex offender. I suppose one could argue the implications are there, but they never really touched on it, as opposed to other versions that make it pretty obvious. I also distinctly recall that the Hatter "never sampled his wares" in Robin Y1, though that one's decidedly more sketchy. I will say Secret Six had a lot of interesting IDEAS, and I admit it helped to flesh out Jervis a lot more than either of those depictions, but I think it pushed a line or two for that were just too far. But if you think it works for you, in some way, I can't say I don't misunderstand. I actually believe you may be right on that front: Gail tried her best to give the character more depth, but by that point Tetch had been established as a pretty [bleep]ed up little rascal, so I guess the damage was already done. I guess the Secret Six bothers me because it was SO CLOSE to actually being a GREAT Tetch, in my opinion; it's the sexual deviancy that kills it for me. I wish they had just completely ignored that and just focused on Jervis as a childlike innocent who wanted a companion and could perhaps be rather twisted and deranged, but wasn't necessarily a perverted person. I actually very much like the Loeb/Sale Version, simply because I think you can read a lot into that version and because the design is so good. On the opposite side of things, I love Robin Y1 as a story, and the design of the Hatter in there is one of my favorites (in fact, as time goes on, I'm tempted to say I may like it MORE than the Tim Sale version, which has been my number one for a long time), but the actual DEPICTION of Jervis himself is far from my PREFERRED idea of the character. I named Y1 as one of my top ten Hatter comics out there, and I still stand by that, but that's mostly just because of the size of his role and the way he's written and illustrated; the actual CHARACTER, so to speak, doesn't really appeal to me all that much.

If I remember correctly, he was going to be the villain in the dark knight rises, but was replaced with bane.

Same

@@samuelwilliams1619 yes

Also allowing him to “infect” others with “nonsense” causing wide spread chaos

If you still want to, sure, go ahead. :)

Because they are separate characters who deserve their own video. Maybe sometime either myself, Rogues, or both will make one. No guarantees, however.

Contact me via e-mail (you'll find it in the "About" section of my channel, I should think). We'll talk. ;)

P.S.: I'm sorry it took so long to get back to you; I never even noticed your comment till I happened to be checking through them today, so I apologize for the wait.

Huh?

It isn't. Crossovers usually aren't. It's just brought up as part of the character's history and current status in comics.

@@j.j.hatter8444 I beg to differ

@@damianprock1650 Oh? Has it been confirmed as canon then? Because if so, that's interesting! :D

@@jjhatter3420 it might as well be, these comic book universes are one and the same