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Dr. Jonathan Crane is a patient at Arkham Asylum and a former colleague of August Cartwright. He eventually became the villain known as the Scarecrow.[1]
Biography
Jonathan Crane was a colleague of August Cartwright. At some point, he created the Fear Toxin and became a criminal known as Scarecroew.[1]
On one occassion, he attempted to hack the internal computers on the Gotham City's trains. This incident caused Gotham trains to be modified to run on an "independent analog system".[2]
The Fear toxin spilling on the ground.
He was eventually admitted to Arkham Asylum and was designated as patient #856220. Crane's belongings, which included test tubes filled with a strong hallucinogenic serum, were put in a box, placing it in the evidence room. When Oliver tried to hit Nora Fries with a lightning bolt, he accidentally shot Crane's box of belongings, spilling the hallucinogen inside the room and making Barry and Oliver see their worst fears.[3]
Equipment
Former equipment
- Fear toxin: Jonathan Crane at some point came into contact with fear toxin, utilising it to the point where he was the most known individual with the substance in Gotham City.
Appearances
Arrow
Season 7
- "Elseworlds, Part 2" (name seen on box of belongings)
Batwoman
Season 1
- "How Queer Everything Is Today!" (mentioned)
- "Off With Her Head" (mentioned)
Behind the scenes
- In the main DC comics continuity, Jonathan Crane is a criminal in Gotham City who takes pride in spreading fear using his specially-designed fear toxin, and is an adversary of Batman named "Scarecrow".
References
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