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	SCARECROW (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Scarecrow was confronted by Atom II and the Teen Lanterns, who incorrectly suspected that Oblivion, a villain based on the worst fears of Green Lantern (Kyle Rayner) was a mass hallucination created by Scarecrow.
		Scarecrow told a story about a family destroyed by fear and eaten by their pet dogs.
		Scarecrow made it to Metropolis, where the Society was confronted by an army of virtually every hero on Earth, and the heroes and villains engaged in an epic battle.
	www.angelfire.com /ar/hellUSA/Scarecrow.html (1048 words)

	* Irene's Country Corner * - Scarecrows and Crows
		Scarecrows often appear in movies, cartoons, comics etc. Sometimes they are depicted as scary creatures, sometimes they are nice and friendly.
		A scarecrow is a figure dressed up like a person which is placed on cultivated ground to keep birds or other animals away from the plantations.
		The most popular scarecrow is a mannequin stuffed with straw; free-hanging, often reflective parts movable by the wind are commonly attached in order to increase its effectiveness.
	www.irenescorner.com /home/seasonscorner/seasons/fall/scarecrows/index.htm (395 words)

	Scarecrow - DC Database - A Wikia wiki
		Dressed in the ghoulish scarecrow costume that would later display his identity, Crane caused the main bully and his girlfriend, who had earlier rejected Crane, to have an automobile accident which paralyzed the bully and killed the girlfriend.
		As part of the original thirteen members of the Legion of Doom, the Scarecrow was originally slated to appear again on the DC Animated Universe again on the third season of Justice League Unlimited, but apparently due to a "Bat-Embargo" enforced by Warner Bros, this did not occur.
		This version of the Scarecrow is a disturbed, corrupt psychiatrist and psychopharmacologist at Arkham Asylum, secretly allied with Ra's al Ghul and Carmine Falcone, smuggling the former's hallucinogenic drugs into Gotham to create fear toxins to use upon his patients in cruel experiments.
	www.dcdatabaseproject.com /Scarecrow (1176 words)

	The Scarecrow
		Nicknamed the "Scarecrow" as a teenager, Crane was bullied and chastised for his scrawny appearance.
		He took the name "Scarecrow" which the bullies gave him as a boy, and would use it to become one of the most feared criminals in Gotham.
		The Scarecrow has been known to pollute Gotham's water supply with his fear toxins, infect professional athletes with his chemicals, then bet against their teams for the money to fund his evil experiments.
	www.batmantas.com /cmp/scrow.htm (307 words)

	Scarecrow (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		This Scarecrow is the design used by Jim Lee within the Hush storyline that appeared in Batman comics.
		Scarecrow has thirteen articulations at the neck, the shoulders, the elbows, the wrists, the hips, the knees and the ankles.
		Scarecrow’s plastic is almost rubbery as it is soft.
	comicbookbin.com /scarecrow000.html (733 words)

	The Scarecrow
		The Scarecrow came to life and grew in height, and then went on to make the greedy banker who had foreclosed on the farmer's land return the money he had swindled from the elderly man. With its mission accomplished, the Scarecrow returned to the fields, back to its normal size and lifeless state.
		Comment: The Scarecrow should not be confused with the Iron Man villain introduced in Tales of Suspense # 51, nor with the supernatural character introduced in Dead of the Night # 11, nor with The Batman's enemy from DC Comics, nor with Dr.
		Syn/The Scarecrow of Romney Marsh, nor with the Ray Bolger character from The Wizard of Oz.
	monsterblog.oneroom.org /meet_the_monsters/the_scarecrow.html (340 words)

	Scarecrow - Oracle Files
		As the Scarecrow, Crane launched a reign of terror and murder as the ultimate protection racketeer, hiring himself out to unscrupulous businessmen who wanted their competitors intimidated, leaving straws at the scenes of his crimes as a calling card.
		The Scarecrow's arsenal is less limited than might appear at first not only does he use his own grotesque costume to cause fear, but he studies his victims' back-grounds and gears his operations to takeas much advantage of their phobias as possible.
		The Scarecrow's finest creation is his "fear gas," a powerful hallucinogen that brings a person's greatest fears to life.
	www.unstable.com /whoswho/scarecro.htm (789 words)

	The Seattle Times: Arts & Entertainment: Scarecrow Video expands reach into cult-film niche market
		The 4,000 reviews from staff and friends of Scarecrow are just a sliver of its staggering 80,000-title inventory, and veer from sharp and insightful to awkward know-it-all.
		Scarecrow paid $3 for each capsule review from employees, ex-employees and local film writers, while larger articles highlighting genres and directors were negotiable.
		The real key was to differentiate Scarecrow's book from all the other video guides, including Ebert's, now clogging bookstore shelves.
	seattletimes.nwsource.com /html/artsentertainment/2002083179_scarecrow07.html (1475 words)

	Rotten Tomatoes Forums - Batman and Superman have the wrong arch nemesis (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Scarecrow and Zod are so much like their hero counterparts, but they choose to go down a different path.
		The Scarecrow (Ebenezer Laughton) is a Marvel Comics supervillain.
		He is very similar to the DC Comics character Scarecrow in that he is also able to induce fear in his enemies, although he does so supernaturally.
	www.rottentomatoes.com /vine/showthread.php?t=501537 (2787 words)

	The religion of the Scarecrow of Romney Marsh
		The character donned a mask and costume to become the crimefighter (or superhero) known as the "Scarecrow of Romney Marsh." The character appeared in a series of seven novels written by Russell Thorndike, the first of which was published in 1915.
		The Scarecrow of Romney Marsh had no actual super-powers, and can be seen as being the in the same tradition as other non-powered pre-Superman characters such as the Phantom.
		Syn adopted the masked and costumed identity of the Scarecrow of Romney Marsh to defend his parishioners against the King's press-gangs and tax agents.
	www.adherents.com:443 /lit/comics/Scarecrow_of_Romney_Marsh.html (235 words)

	Sentient 39 - Thursday, March 11, 2004 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Most of these comics seem to be either retelling of the first novel, The Wizard of Oz, in modern (post-modern?) drag or sequels to the earliest Oz books.
		Scarecrow's newly granted genius has driven him insane and now he's a rhyming homocidal menace that Glinda, the Tin Man and the Lion must somehow find a way to stop.
		By all indications this is a "modern" retelling of The Wizard of Oz this time with Dorothy as an adult babe, the Scarecrow as a kung fu master, the Tin Man as a big robot thingie, the Lion as a kilt wearing Celtic warrior and Toto as a mastiff.
	sentient39.comicgenesis.com /ozcomics.html (1595 words)

	Religion of Comic Book Characters (esp. Super-Heroes)
		It is no coincidence that some of the world's most popular and critically acclaimed comic book writers are the writers who have written the most comic book stories about overt religious themes and openly religious characters.
		Comic book writers notable for their regular and insightful use of religious themes in their stories include writers who are Christian, Jewish, Hindu, agnostic, atheist, etc. These writers differ in their religious beliefs and backgrounds, but they are united in their desire to write more realistic, more human, more meaningful stories.
		One of the few places in mainstream comics where a large number of major superheroes have been explicitly identified as religious was in Marvel's Infinity Crusade #1 (June 1993).
	www.adherents.com /lit/comics/comic_book_religion.html (1968 words)

	Comic Book Resources - CBR News: The Origin of Fear: Jones talks "Year One: Batman/Scarecrow"
		The Scarecrow is one of the villains Batman must contend with when the Dark knight returns to the silver screen in June with the eagerly anticipated "Batman Begins." Because he's a movie star, the Scarecrow is getting his own two issues prestige format series, but he must share the spotlight with his archenemy.
		"Scarecrow was originally conceived as part of the Batman mythos and Robin was part of that mythos so I knew I'd be working with both icons on the book.
		But from the beginning Scarecrow used psychology rather than muscle as his arsenal so I knew this wasn't going to be your typical slugfest.
	www.comicbookresources.com /news/newsitem.cgi?id=5175 (1280 words)

	The Scarecrow
		Ex-college professor Jonathan Crane was always interested in the use of fear to trigger obedience in test subjects.
		Embittered at being derided for his theories and fired from his job, Crane now dresses in the macabre rags of a scarecrow and uses his fear-inducing chemicals to force innocent people to bow to his will.
		The Scarecrow has a new, horrifying look, to complement an increased arsenal of chemical weapons.
	www.batman-superman.com /batman/cmp/scrow.html (106 words)

	Movie Poop Shoot - COMICS 101
		The Scarecrow’s Silver Age return came in BATMAN #189 (February 1967), in “Fright of the Scarecrow,” by writer Gardner Fox and artists Bob Kane and Joe Giella.
		Here the Scarecrow was given white spindly hair, jagged teeth and pupils in his mask’s eyelets, giving the character more expression and allowing him to appear much more menacing.
		All of the dramatic beats from the comic story are here and executed brilliantly, from Robin’s kidnapping to Batman’s fight with the panther to the duel in the desert between Batman and Ra’s.
	www.moviepoopshoot.com /comics101/118.html (2794 words)

	Batman 617 Hush DC comics comic book at X-World (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Scarecrow faces down a Batman who is immune to his fear gas, leaving the villain to wonder if Bats was on something else entirely.
		Or maybe… Scarecrow at one point in this issue asked aloud if Batman was under the influence of something that could deflect his toxins.
		X-World content and design are © 1999-2002 X-World Comics LLC and may not be reproduced, reprinted, excerpted, retransmitted, rebroadcast, or displayed in any way, shape, or form - excluding that which falls within the "fair use" provision of the copyright act as set forth by the U.S. Government - without prior written permission.
	x-worldcomics.com /x/review/current/batman617.htm (672 words)

	Flaws with Scarecrow - The Superhero Hype! Boards (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		There should have been MORE scarecrow AND Rather than showing incredibly UNEFFECTIVE shots of the screen shaking when someone was under the influence of his gas, they should have showed the scarecrow morph into that person's fear.
		I don't like when people complain about it.....I mean were Batman and Scarecrow supossed to have a climactic fight?.....without his gas scarecrow is the biggest puss on the block.
		I think Scarecrow got somewhat short-changed in the movie since there were other bad guys and so many other characters and sub-plots.
	www.superherohype.com /forums/showthread.php?t=190040 (1538 words)

	Scarecrow
		This obsession with fear followed him into adulthood, and he became a professor of psychology at Gotham University, reputed as an authority on the psychology of fear.
		Overhearing his colleagues mocking him he decided that if he could use his knowledge of fear for profit, then he would be able to dress better and gain their respect and friendship.
		Hiring out his skills to the highest bidder, Crain profited, but was fired from his professorship for erratic and unethical behavior.
	spider-bob.com /villains/dc/Scarecrow.htm (180 words)

	Scarecrow Slayer
		It starts when all these idiots try to steal a scarecrow from this crazy guy and he shoots one of them (the crazy guy thought the scarecrow was evil, so he kept it out in this field instead of just burning it or taking it apart or something- duh).
		Next the scarecrow decides he wants his old girlfriend back, and I guess I can't blame him because she is pretty cute, but she doesn't want to fuck a scarecrow so she runs to these crazy ROTC frat guys for help.
		The frat guys have tons of guns and shit but that doesn't stop the scarecrow and he kills them all.
	www.mrsatanism.com /movies/scarecrowslayer.htm (272 words)

	The Comics Come Alive (Scarecrow Press, Inc.)
		A comprehensive history of the various theatrical films and television shows adapted from the plethora of comic strips and comic books Americans have loved for most of the century--from Archie, Barbarella, Batman, and Blondie, to The Vigilante and Wonder Woman, and everyone in between, including Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.
		The author provides extensive cast and credit information on every film and television adaptation of comic strips in which the characters have been portrayed by live performers.
		Hundreds of entries for some 90 characters are arranged in alphabetical order by comic strip title, with brief historical backgrounds, critiques, background information on the various movie and TV versions, and vintage photos.
	www.scarecrowpress.com /Catalog/SingleBook.shtml?command=Search&db=^DB/CATALOG.db&eqSKUdata=0810824094 (163 words)

	UGO Batman Hub - Rogues Gallery: The Scarecrow - BATMAN.UGO.COM
		The Scarecrow's usual method of instilling terror was via a fear-inducing gas that could work even on the Batman, giving the Dark Knight a taste of his own fearful medicine.
		Unlike the Batman, who not only inspired terror in his foes but also had a mean left hook, the Scarecrow (a gangly bookworm-type behind his hideous mask) had to depend on his fear-inducing gimmicks to win the day (which thankfully, he never did).
		Strangely, the Scarecrow was passed over as a potential villain for the '60s Batman TV show - perhaps he was thought to be too much for young audiences, or perhaps his scare tactics might not fit within the humorous framework of the show.
	batman.ugo.com /roguesgallery/scarecrow/default.asp (601 words)

	What do you think of Loeb's Scarecrow? - The Superhero Hype! Boards (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Scarecrow was a major plot point, but he was only there to help Drake become Robin.
		Actually one of my favorite comics moments ever is when they're riding atop a train blind folded.
		I have haunted knight and i reccomend it to anyone who reads batman comics if you dont have it get it read it live it love it touch it smell it hear it eat it then pass it through your small intestine
	www.superherohype.com /forums/showthread.php?t=77831 (988 words)

	Tiger Tunes - The Scarecrow
		The Scarecrow is the first song in the 1903 Wizard of Oz that is truly "Ozzy".
		The role of the Scarecrow was created by Fred A. Stone whose raspy voice and seemingly boneless body were virtually made for this song.
		The Scarecrow was published in two different formats: First in the traditional Witmark song sheet format with the "fancy-lettered" cover and then in early 1903 as a newspaper supplement featuring a photo of Stone as the Scarecrow.
	www.hungrytigerpress.com /tigertunes/scarecrow.shtml (160 words)

	Vaiden,
		It was Dr. Syn, alias the Scarecrow of Romney Marsh.
		In the dark of night, from the marshes to the coast, his men would ride.
		Scarecrow Comics 1 -- Scarecrow Comics 2 -- Scarecrow Comics 3
	www.vaiden.net /childhood_memories1.html (1219 words)

	Comic Book Resources - Comic Book News, Reviews and Commentary - Updated Daily!
		Stan Lee, Jack Kirby, Steve Ditko, Dick Ayers and Don Heck revitalized comic books in the early 1960s with Marvel superheroes such as the Fantastic Four, Spider-Man and the Hulk.
		But immediately before then, they produced a line of memorable “monster” comics that were the four-color equivalents of the creature features of the 1950s!
		The scarecrow confronts Cragstone, forcing him to return all of the money he made from the sale of the Smith’s farmland.
	www.comicbookresources.com /columns/oddball/index.cgi?date=2002-04-08 (992 words)

	FANBOY PLANET.com .: mc-scarecrowbegins :.
		But after the Superbowl trailer for Batman Begins, we saw a quick glimpse of Cillian Murphy in the sort-of tatters of Jonathan Crane, aka The Scarecrow.
		Over the past few days, still shots have been spreading out across the web, just like the Scarecrow's fear gas.
		Copyrights and trademarks for existing entertainment (film, TV, comics, wrestling) properties are held by their respective owners and are used with permission or for promotional purposes of said properties.
	www.fanboyplanet.com /derek/mc-scarecrowbegins.php (116 words)

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