David Hasselhoff (Mentioned) ( Topical Reference).Orson Welles (Mentioned) ( Topical Reference).Rush Limbaugh (Mentioned) ( Topical Reference).The Ridddler (Edward Nashton) (Mentioned).

The Penguin (Oswald Cobblepot) (Mentioned).

Mitchell (Mentioned) ( Topical Reference)

President Bill Clinton (Mentioned) ( Topical Reference).

'Joe Chill' / Joseph Chilton (First appearance dream).

Mary Jane Watson-Parker (First appearance as Mary Jane Watson-Parker).

Benjamin Parker (Earth-7642) (First appearance dream).

Burglar (Earth-7642) (First appearance dream).

Carnage (Cletus Kasady) (First appearance) (Main story and dream).

Batman (Bruce Wayne) (Main story and dream).

Spider-Man (Peter Parker) (Main story and dream).The Joker Appearing in 'Disordered Minds' David Hasselhoff! Alas, dear Carnage - I thought we had the makings of a classic team - but as hard as it is to believe - I was wrong. can go out and slaughter a few thousand people - but where's the laughter and tears? The handstands and histrionics? In short, my dense and sanguine pal - where's the theater? I always thought of myself as the Orson Welles of crime and chaos - while you, apparently, aspire to be nothing more than. Looking back over the various Batmobile evolutions, there is no mistaking the arrival of Batman, always in the nick of time to hand out some rough justice.It's not a question of stomach, my friend - it's a question of style! Any idiot. We're all for some CGI cinematic action scenes, but gravity defying, wall climbing cars? By the time Batman Returns hit the movies, the car had become a bigger star than Batman himself, and for all the wrong reasons too. Save for a few rare examples, Batmobiles post the Lincoln Futura-inspired classic have gotten worse, an overreliance on tech-wizardry and one-off builds stretching the realms of reality versus pure fantasy. Over the decades, several cars have been used, from standard production models through to some serious gadget-laden custom-builds, and yet, ask any gearhead to pick a favorite, and the answer is more often than not George Barris' 60s original that comes out tops. With no superpowers to speak of, Batman waged war against Gotham's seedy underworld with nothing more than a Bat utility belt and one of the most famous screen cars of all the time, the Batmobile.

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