Few villains have a more striking and menacing appearance than Two-Face, and in a new body paint cosplay, @KayPikeFashion shows both sides of the DC bad guy. The longtime Batman adversary has long been a big part of the DC Comics hero’s adventures, as Harvey Dent’s transformation from Gotham City district attorney to supervillain driven by madness has made him one of the most iconic characters in comics.

Two-Face first appeared in Detective Comics #66 by Bill Finger and Bob Kane in 1942, before becoming a main player in the Batman Universe in Dennis O’Neil’s run on the hero. In the comics, Harvey Dent was the district attorney at Gotham City and an ally to the Dark Knight before an attack gave him his monstrous appearance. In Batman: The Long Halloween, Two-Face’s most remembered origin occurred, as gangster Sal Maroni threw acid at his face, disfiguring Harvey Dent’s face. Driven by revenge, Dent would become Two-Face, as he carried a coin with him and would flip it to decide his actions during his criminal activity. Two-Face appeared in live-action in The Dark Knight, where Aaron Eckhart played him.

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On her Twitter account, @KayPikeFashion shared her take on Two-Face. Her body paint cosplay shows the duality of the villain, as one side features his clean-cut, Harvey Dent look. Meanwhile, on the other side, his disfigured face is brought to life in horrifyingly impressive detail. The body paint artist managed to recreate his exposed mouth, burnt-off skin, and out-of-control hair. @KayPikeFashion captured the two sides of the villain. It’s a highly detailed body paint cosplay that had to have taken some time to get the details right. Ultimately, however much time was spent on the ensemble was worth it. The Two-Face cosplay is fantastic. Click through on her tweet to see the cosplay in action.

@KayPikeFashion has previously dazzled with some incredible comic-accurate cosplays, including her takes on Scarlet Witch and her body paint cosplay of Spider-Gwenom. The Two-Face cosplay might be her most technically impressive to date, as it combines the villain’s two halves into something spectacular.

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The Two-Face body paint cosplay is effectively two cosplays in one, as the different sides of the DC Comics villain make the ensemble a bit more complex than a more standard Batman character would. However, @KayPikeFashion’s take on Two-Face successfully brings both sides of the villain to life in a look that’s suave and terrifying at the same time.

Source: Twitter – @KayPikeFashion

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