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-Real Name: Julian Gregory Day
-First Appearance: Detective Comics #259 (1958)

I wanted to redesign this guy because I always thought that Calendar Man didn't deserve his status as a lesser villain. In my opinion, there's nothing ridiculous about a dates themed villain because Batman already has a cat, penguin, jokes, riddles, number two and more themed villains so dates isn't that absurd. I decided to give him a suit similar to the ones Batman villains generally wear and add a swear to it. I decided to preserve the red color and gave him a red scarf which gave me a good design for a calendar cape. I also added a little 1 to 13 chain there because it looked cooler. I gave him a domino mask because he looks cool with those white eyes. I gave him large hair and I have a little headcanon where in prison, he shaves his hair and that's how we get the Tim Sale Calendar Man design. Speaking of that, Calendar Man has more potential than what we see DC do with him, he's also in prison and we don't see what he does outside so I gave him a purpose.

Calendar Man Fact: Originally, Calendar Man didn't have one costume but more than one costume that he wears for each date he commits a crime on and that costume would have a significance to that date. The red and white suit was originally just his neutral suit.

Calendar Man is owned by DC Comics.

Description
-Real Name: Julian Gregory Day
-First Appearance: Detective Comics #259 (1958)

I wanted to redesign this guy because I always thought that Calendar Man didn't deserve his status as a lesser villain. In my opinion, there's nothing ridiculous about a dates themed villain because Batman already has a cat, penguin, jokes, riddles, number two and more themed villains so dates isn't that absurd. I decided to give him a suit similar to the ones Batman villains generally wear and add a swear to it. I decided to preserve the red color and gave him a red scarf which gave me a good design for a calendar cape. I also added a little 1 to 13 chain there because it looked cooler. I gave him a domino mask because he looks cool with those white eyes. I gave him large hair and I have a little headcanon where in prison, he shaves his hair and that's how we get the Tim Sale Calendar Man design. Speaking of that, Calendar Man has more potential than what we see DC do with him, he's also in prison and we don't see what he does outside so I gave him a purpose.

Calendar Man Fact: Originally, Calendar Man didn't have one costume but more than one costume that he wears for each date he commits a crime on and that costume would have a significance to that date. The red and white suit was originally just his neutral suit.

Calendar Man is owned by DC Comics.