An unknown old man from Scandinavia supported Arthur, on the grounds that Arthur not only had smooth hair but also a full beard.
That combination made his shoulder-length hair look less effeminate. Starman had no beard and looked downright girly.
Meanwhile, the furry Bigfoot supported Starman, because Starman had worn shoulder-length hair since before the universe's first reboot. He was the progenitor of long-haired men in the DC Universe; everyone who came after was paying tribute to him.
As the debate grew heated, the two experts even came to blows in the studio, sending scripts and stools flying everywhere. In the end, the debate had to conclude in a draw.
Bethany calmly got off work, so Calendar Man replaced her. This Gotham villain, whose eye bags were swollen like two eggs, possessed his usual nerves of steel. Expressionlessly directing the security guards to drag the experts away, he took over the anchor desk and began reading grim news in a voice as dead as a corpse's.
For example, reports of massacres somewhere in some universe, or mothers eating their own sons.
During the P52 Era, Calendar Man had merely been a serial killer in Gotham. But in the end, Batwoman drove him insane, allowing him to cross that threshold.
How should one put it? Unlike most serial killers, his madness was remarkably calm. He always wore a smile and carried himself with great elegance. He was also one of the very few people who had managed to defeat Batwoman through intelligence several times.
His criminal philosophy resembled Hannibal's, but his methods of murder were similar to Jigsaw's. He was an excellent Mechanic, capable of crafting all manner of execution devices, and he thoroughly enjoyed doing so.
However, he had principles. He needed to pick the right day to kill. Unless