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The Black Glove

Official Name
The Black Glove
Status
Status

Organization Identity

Universe

Base Of Operations

Organization
Organization Leader(s)

Former Members
Cardinal Maggi
"The Gentleman"
"The Generalissimo"
"The Shiekh"
"The Texan"




First appearance

Contents

History

The black Glove is a criminal organization apparently led by Doctor Simon Hurt. Consisting mostly of rich men and women of a villainous nature(such as corrupt dictators and amoral millionaires), the Black Glove meets rarely, perhaps once a year, to bet on a life-and-death struggle brought upon some third party by the Black Glove.

The Black Glove maintains a cover as a group of incredibly rich people who throw outrageous parties, but the precise nature of the parties are shrouded in secrecy.

Apart from its millionaire clients, the Black Glove maintains a standing organization of actors, whom they are quick to use in their schemes. They also have connections with corrupt government officials, able to alter medical records and bribe witnesses with seeming incredible ease and speed.

Batman R.I.P.

Main article: Batman R.I.P.

One year, Doctor Hurt proposed that the group bet on whether "the ultimate noble hero" could withstand "the ultimate ignoble defeat", and began planning accordingly. In preperation for this, he tipped Batman off to the fact that the Black Glove was interested in him, by activating the Three Batmen(Josef Muller, Branca and Michael Lane), and hiring John Mayhew to assassinate the International Club of Heroes. As Batman raved of a super-conspiracy, his friends and family thought he was going mad.

Assembling a team of obscure villains, Doctor Hurt used a post-hypnotic trigger to bring the Caped Crusader to a shuddering halt. Banking on Batman recovering somehow, Doctor Hurt lay in wait for Batman, believing that the complete destruction of a pure and noble soul is a form of artwork, and hoping, with Batman to produce his masterpiece.

However, Batman and his allies fought back against them, and within six months most of its members had been killed by the League of Assassins.

Members

  • Doctor Hurt - the apparent mastermind of the organization.
  • Jezebel Jet - a former victim of the Black Glove, now one of its most prominent members.
  • Cardinal Maggi - a man dressed in a simple priest's cassock, accompanied by a young man with a doctor's case. Six months after the wager against Batman he was confirmed as dead by a newspaper article.
  • Al-Khidr - an Arabic man in a Bedouin-style headdress.
  • "The Gentleman" - a thin man in a suit. He was accompanied by a school-age girl whom he kept trying to spoon-feed, suggesting paedophilia. He mentions that he made his fortune in electronics.
  • "The Generalissimo" - a Hispanic man dressed in a green dress uniform. He was accompanied by his wife and another young woman. His neck was snapped by The Joker in order to make room for him in the society.
  • The Texan" - a short, silent, stocky man in a white suit and a large cowboy hat, who smoked a cigar


Paraphernalia

Equipment: None known.
Transportation: * The Black Glove, either through its members or directly, has access to a fleet of limousines. In addition.


Notes

  • The Black Glove organization was introduced during the 2007 story "The Island of Mister Mayhew." They returned in 2008 targeting Batman in the "Batman R.I.P." storyline.


Trivia

  • No trivia.


See Also


Links and References

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