Gotham Wanted Pins and Buttons

Description: A gritty, "Wanted" poster featuring classic comic book villains.

Description: Frank Gorshin's Riddler couldn't leave a crime scene without a puzzle attached. Wanted for grand larceny and a genuine excess of question marks.

Description: Shame rides into Gotham packing two six-shooters and a grudge against parking laws. Wanted for grand theft auto and rustling municipal vehicles, which is about as strange as it sounds.

Description: Dr. Harleen Quinzel has broken out of Arkham more times than the GCPD can count, and this time she brought a riot with her.

Description: Harvey Dent, once Gotham's district attorney. Now Two-Face — wanted for murder, kidnapping, armed robbery, grand larceny, and organized crime. He leaves everything to a coin flip, including which side of the poster looks better.

Description: Terrorism. Mass murder. Sedition. Tom Hardy's Bane occupied an entire city and held it hostage with a fusion bomb. The GCPD wants him. Good luck with that.

Description: The Clock King ran his crimes on a schedule and rigged Gotham's timepieces to prove it: grand larceny, sabotage, and an obsession with punctuality.

Description: A mild-mannered professor became King Tut, and Gotham never quite recovered: wanted for grand larceny and an unhinged plan to rebuild an empire in Gotham City.

Description: Harvey Dent, former district attorney of Gotham City, wanted for murder, armed robbery, and conspiracy. Tommy Lee Jones played him loud and unhinged, and that half-burned suit was the most unsettling thing in Batman Forever.

Description: Egghead couldn't resist a pun, even mid-crime. Gotham police wanted him for extortion, grand theft, and one truly excessive compulsion for egg jokes.

Description: Egghead has puns. Bookworm has books, wired to blow. The GCPD wants him for turning library fines into felonies.

Description: $10,000 reward, wanted for public menace and extravagant thievery. The Clown Prince of Crime, wanted for theatrical grand larceny, manufacturing laughing gas, destruction of municipal property, and evading metropolitan police custody.

Description: $1,000,000 reward, wanted by Gotham City Police Major Crimes Division. Edward Nashton, alias The Riddler, wanted for domestic terrorism, assassination of public officials, cyber-attacks on municipal infrastructure, and inciting civil destruction via encrypted broadcasts.

Description: $50,000 reward, wanted by the Gotham City Police Department. The Archer, alias The Modern Robin Hood, wanted for theatrical highway robbery, distributing stolen wealth, and disrupting public order with unpredictable medieval tactics.

Description: $250,000 reward, wanted by the Gotham City Police Department. Harleen Quinzel, wanted for aggravated assault, destruction of municipal infrastructure, armed prison breakout from Arkham Asylum, and leadership of underground criminal enterprises.

Description: Mary "Ma" Parker orchestrated an armed takeover of Gotham State Penitentiary and ran her crime syndicate from inside it. GCPD's warning is blunt: armed, dangerous, and known to bake weapons into pies.

Description: Security Alert, Escaped Patient Notice from Arkham Asylum. Patient AA-7734-J, alias The Joker, wanted for inciting facility riots, violent breakout from maximum-security confinement, and orchestrating coordinated urban terror campaigns.

Description: $50,000 reward, wanted by the Gotham City Police Department. The Mad Hatter, alias J. Tatch, wanted for technological mind control, hijacking municipal hat-check systems, and disrupting public order with theatrical tea parties. GCPD File #66-1031.

Description: Fifty thousand dollars, dead or alive: that's what Gotham pays for Harley Quinn, last seen with a pack of hyenas and a jester's grin.

Description: The Minstrel threatened Gotham's stock exchange with a lute and a stack of terrible rhymes. Wanted for electronic sabotage and extortion, non-negotiable.

Description: Edward Nashton hijacked Gotham's utilities and left riddles at every crime scene, daring anyone to catch him. Ten thousand dollars, armed with wit and worse.