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| - * There are two statues around Gotham. The first one represents french emperor and the second one represents the fictional characters of .
* The visions of Hell depicted by Scarecrow are a loose representation of the Christian Hell; the Hindu hell and the Buddhist hell.
* There is a reference to .
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| - Digital Chameleon
- Noelle Giddings
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| - Fear of Faith, Part 3: Life in Hell
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| - Darren Vincenzo
- Denny O'neil
- Joseph Illidge
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| - Featured Characters:
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Supporting Characters:
* Huntress
* Leslie Thompkins
* Gotham City Police Department
:* Commissioner Gordon
:* Sarah Essen
* Father Christian Sounder
* Mikey
Adversaries:
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* Penguin
:* Rocky
:* Karl
* False Face Society Splinter Group
:* Leo
Other Characters:
* Father Papaleo
* Jonah
* Ruth
Locations:
* Gotham City
:* GCPD Headquarters
:* Ark Project Refugee Center
:* MASH Sector
* Hell
Items:
* Batrope
* Batsuit
* Utility Belt
Vehicles:
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| - Danny Miki
- Dale Eaglesham
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| - As [[W:C:DC:Jonathan Crane
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| - * This is the third part of the Fear of Faith story arc in the No Man's Land storyline. It began in Legends of the Dark Knight #116, continued in Shadow of the Bat #84 and concludes in Detective Comics #731.
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| - They are a cowardly and superstitious lot. The faithful, that is. Angry and terrified over their own impending deaths, those who turn to myths of eternal salvation to comfort themselves must also assuage their guilt with fantasies of perpetual damnation. Nearly every religion has a unique vision. Whether it is the Christians' pedestrian and predictable lake of fire--classical Buddhism's seven "Hot Hells," such as the particularly brutal Sanghata, where the damned are dashed between twin mountains—or the Hindus' Deep Abyss of Lower Darkness where vultures feast on the flesh of its ill-fated inhabitants—each of these wildly disparate spectacles of hell can be described in the exact same way...a land without hope.
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