Goons and Henchmen of Batman Enemies
The following henchmen appear in the comics in alphabetical order (with issue and date of first appearance)
| Villain | First appearance | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Aces | Batman #32 | Joker's henchman who assisted Joker in a college initiation-themed jewelry heist. |
| Achilles | Batman #30 | Maxie Zeus' henchman. |
| Ajax | Batman #4 | Joker's henchman who was a part of Joker's crime circus. |
| Antaeus | Batman and the Outsiders #14 | Maxie Zeus' henchman who is a member of the New Olympians. His powers are based on the actual Antaeus. He was defeated by Geo-Force who used his powers to lift Antaeus from the ground. |
| Argus | Batman and the Outsiders #14 | Maxie Zeus' henchman who is a member of the New Olympians. He has telekinetic powers that enables him to see great distances and was a poor fight as he was easily defeated by Batman. His talents make him similar to the actual Argus Panoptes. |
| Beefy | Detective Comics #99 | Penguin's henchman. |
| Billy | Detective Comics #610 | A henchman of the Ventriloquist that was imprisoned at Blackgate penitentiary. |
| Black Queenie | Batman #5 | A member of Joker's gang when it came to operating a smuggling operation on board a gambling ship. |
| Bruiser | Batman #13 | Joker's henchman assisted Joker into stealing people's signatures so that Joker can commit greater crimes. |
| Carmichael | Batman #33 | Penguin's henchman. |
| Craven | Batman #22 | Catwoman's henchman. |
| Diana | Batman and the Outsiders #14 | Maxie Zeus' henchman who is a member of the New Olympians. She is superb archer and a fierce swordswoman who also commands. Diana was defeated in a sword fight against Katana. Her talents make her similar to Artemis. |
| Deuces | Batman #32 | Joker's henchman who assisted Joker in a college initiation-themed jewelry heist. |
| Duke Wilson | Batman #55 | Member of Joker's team of 48 Jokers. |
| Echo | Detective Comics Annual #8 (1995) | Echo's real name is Nina Damfino, and she is a henchwoman of the Riddler. |
| Eddie | Detective Comics #514 | Maxie Zeus' henchman. |
| Fred Britt | Detective Comics #491 | Maxie Zeus' henchman. |
| Hammer | Batman #30 | Penguin's henchman. |
| Hector | Robin Vol. 4 #30 | Maxie Zeus' henchman. He was killed by Maxie Zeus for questioning why he had Robin contact Oracle. |
| Heracles | Robin Vol. 4 #30 | Maxie Zeus' henchman. |
| Jack of Diamonds | Batman #5 | Diamond Jack Duggan is a member of Joker's gang when it came to operating a smuggling operation on board a gambling ship. |
| Jay | Detective Comics Vol. 2 #5 | Penguin's henchman. |
| Jim Jones | Batman #15 | Catwoman's henchman. |
| Joe | Batman #47 | Catwoman's henchman. |
| Joe | Detective Comics #66 | Two-Face's henchman. |
| Joey | Detective Comics #514 | Maxie Zeus' henchman. |
| Julie Caesar | Robin Vol. 4 #19 | A henchmen of Maxie Zeus who believes that he is Julius Caesar. He teamed up with Anarky once. |
| King of Clubs | Batman #5 | Clubsy is a member of Joker's gang when it came to operating a smugling operation on board a gambling ship. |
| Kite | Batman #16 | Joker's henchman who assisted Joker into robbing a fortune in jewels. |
| Lark | Detective Comics Vol. 2 #5 | Penguin's henchwoman who he sends to target a disguised Charlotte Rivers. |
| Lefty | Batman #53 | Joker's henchman who assisted Joker into stealing the golden golf clubs of the Maharajah of Nimpah. |
| Lewis | Batman #44 | Joker's henchman who assisted Joker in a plot to abduct two radium thieves and make Batman gamble for their lives. |
| Lion-Mane | Wonder Woman Vol. 1 #278 | Lion-Mane was a human with feline features and heightened strength. He was initially a henchman of Earth-2's Catwoman who betrayed him and buried the loot in the forest. Lion-Mane was captured after that. Years later, Lion-Mane orchestrated a prison riot and took the guards hostage. Huntress infiltrated the prison and challenged Lion-Mane into 1-on-1 fight. If she could win, Lion-Mane would release the hostages, or if Lion-Mane won, she would have to reveal the location of the treasure Catwoman buried in the forest. The fight was tough and almost a draw, but eventually Huntress was able to defeat Lion-Mane. This Lion-Mane has no connection to the Hawkman villain of the same name. |
| Louie | Batman #27 | Penguin's henchman. |
| Morris | Detective Comics #514 | Maxie Zeus' henchman. |
| Mousery Mager | Batman #35 | Catwoman's henchman. |
| Mike | Batman #35 | Catwoman's henchman. |
| Moose | ??? | Rhino's sister and Ventriloquist's henchman. |
| Mugsy | Detective Comics #583 | The Ventriloquist's henchman. |
| Needles | Batman #25 | He assisted Joker and Penguin into committing a crime spree. |
| Nitro | Batman #16 | Joker's henchman who assisted Joker into robbing a fortune in jewels. |
| Nox | Batman and the Outsiders #14 | Maxie Zeus' henchman and member of the New Olympians. She controls a mysterious dark force that enables her to fly and can manipulate it to take on different shapes. She was defeated in a gymnastics match against Halo. Her abilities make her similar to the actual Nyx. |
| Pete | Batman #35 | Catwoman's henchman. |
| Proteus | Batman and the Outsiders #14 | Maxie Zeus' henchman and member of the New Olympians. Besides shape-shifting, he can also elongate his limbs and even grow bird-like wings. Proteus first used his shape-shifting powers to make himself look handsome (since he dislike his previous appearance). He and Vulcanus were defeated in a deadly soccer match against Black Lightning and Metamorpho. His abilities are similar to the actual Proteus. |
| Query | Detective Comics Annual #8 (1995) | Query's real name is Diedre Vance, and she is a common henchwoman of The Riddler. |
| Raven | Detective Comics Vol. 2 #5 | Penguin's henchman. |
| Rhino | Detective Comics #583 | Frederick Rhino is a former bouncer at the Ventriloquist Club who is a henchmen of the Ventriloquist. |
| Slapsy | Batman #12 | Joker's henchman. |
| Slim | Batman #46 | Joker's henchman who assisted Joker in a crime spree that involved leaving greeting card clues for Batman. |
| Slug | Batman #42 | Catwoman's henchman. |
| Snipes | Batman #23 | Joker's henchman who assisted Joker in an upside down crime spree. |
| Sparky | Batman #16 | Joker's henchman who assisted Joker into robbing a fortune in jewels. |
| Street Demonz | Batman #475 | A criminal gang that works for the Ventriloquist. |
| Tino | Batman #4 | Joker's henchman who was a part of Joker's crime circus. |
| Tongs | Batman #30 | Penguin's henchman. |
| Turk | Batman #17 | Penguin's henchman who assisted Penguin at the time when he changed his arsenal to guns and fishing poles. |
| Volcanus | Batman and the Outsiders #14 | Maxie Zeus' henchman and member of the New Olympians. He wields a powerful hammer and can hurl high-temperature fireballs. He and Proteus were defeated in a deadly soccer match against Black Lightning and Metamorpho. His abilities are similar to the actual Hephaestus. |
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