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7 Characters Who Should Be On Season 3 Of Gotham

Since its premiere in late 2014, Gotham has gone from strength to strength. It has successfully updated the often cluttered backstories of several core characters, holding the attention of both casual viewers and long time comic book fans. Season two has now ended and the streets are more dangerous than ever, while our heroes and villains are beginning to fall into step with their comic book counterparts (looking at you, Ed Nygma). Several characters we've not seen in a while have also returned, with different priorities than when we last left them.
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6) The Creeper

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Pretty much DC’s answer to Deadpool, The Creeper’s leap to the screen has been teased for years. He first turned heads in the classic 90’s Batman animated series, and his cult followers have been waiting for him to get a larger role in the Arkham video games. H

e’s part of a line of self knowing superheroes who are in on the joke of superheroism. A self aggrandizing reporter named Jack Ryder on good days, on the bad ones, he transforms into a yellow skinned, acrobatic loon who strips down to his underwear and makes fun of Batman by beating up criminals. What stops him from being dispatched in seconds via shotgun blast is the healing factor given to him by a mad scientist.

I’m not saying such a character should (or even could) be a series regular, but if you’re looking for a good way to patch up that mid-season lull, he’s your man. Ideally (in Gotham‘s continuity), he would be an urban legend, too crazy for most people to believe in. However, Bruce Wayne is not most people, and would have begun his fascination with detection and vigilantism, allowing him to discover and investigate the Creeper, and learn a thing or two about the nature of unpredictability.


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Kevin Behan
Pop culture junkie, movie snob, comic book collector, Irish person. I try not to let my inner fanboy run loose too often, but he does write my articles for me.
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