Detective Arnold John Flass is a fictional comic book character, a member of the Gotham City Police Department in the Batman series. He was created by Frank Miller. Although he is a minor character, Flass plays a pivotal role in the Dark Knight's modern origin and, as such, has been adapted into the film Batman Begins. 1986's Batman: Year One introduced Flass as a cheerfully mean jock. Burly, blond, and clean shaven, Flass was Jim Gordon's...
Batman yanks Flass by his leg 70 feet into the air and interrogates him.
Batman yanks Flass by his leg 70 feet into the air and interrogates him.
Flass and Gordon arrive at the asylum after the uniforms. Flass is in no hurr...
By hanging him upside down off the top of a building, Batman gets Floss to te...
Batman interrogates Flass in order to find out what Falcon is up to.
Flass advises Falcone against a hit on Rachel. Wayne is listening in on their...
Batman hangs Flass, a crooked cop, off the edge of a building to get him to t...
Batman is disrupting Falcone's drug shipment. Flass advises Falcone to exit t...
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