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In Robin: Year One, Tetch devised a plan to implant his mind control devices in portable tape players, which he gave out to young girls at Dick Grayson's school in order to sell the young girls to millionaire third-world dictator Generalissimo Lee. Once again, Tetch was stopped by Batman, but not before using his advanced equipment to feed information from Fox's mind into his computer. Tetch has even kidnapped Lucius Fox of Wayne Enterprises and held him for ransom. Tetch seemed to have died under the wheels of a train, but that turned out to have been another trick.

He even managed to slip one into Scarecrow's hat and take control of him for a short time. It was in 1983's Detective Comics #526 that Tetch was first portrayed with the mind-controlling devices for which he is now best known. Tetch claimed to have killed his impostor, but that turned out to be untrue when the impostor returned one last time in Detective Comics #573 in 1987. Tetch appeared with a pet monkey, as well as a mind-erasing machine. The real Jervis Tetch reappeared in Detective Comics #510 in 1981.

Later a very different Mad Hatter appeared, claiming to be Jervis Tetch, but he was revealed as an impostor and subsequently disposed of once the real Tetch re-appeared. Tetch was subsequently sent to Arkham Asylum. In his first appearance, the Mad Hatter attempted to steal a trophy from the Gotham Yacht Club, but was foiled by Batman while he tried to rob spectators from a high society horse show. He is an insane neuroscientist and developed hardware that can control the brain and induce hypnotic states, and often uses hats or other headgear for mind control. As his criminal name indicates, he takes the appearance of the Mad Hatter from Alice's Adventures in Wonderland. Jervis Tetch, formerly a research scientist, is completely smitten with the works of Lewis Carroll. Make sure to tag your book вЂњAlice in WonderlandвЂќ and вЂњMad Hatters Mashup PartyвЂќ so others can discover it!ДЄll images below are by Sir John Tenniel from the 1865 edition, via Wikimedia Commons. Make and share your own remixes of the original Tenniel and Rackham illustrations, and weвЂ™ll add them to our 12 master chapters alongside the annotations.

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Medium has commissioned remixes of some of the most famous Alice illustrations, which you are also free to use.

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If you want to share your original art works with others, choose a Creative Commons license after you hit the publish button. Once you have a Medium account, just copy the text of the story to a new post that youвЂ™ve created, and pick images from free-to-use image collections that weвЂ™ve provided on Medium especially for this event below - or create your own, then add them to the story however you like. YouвЂ™re also invited to make your own personal digital edition of Alice on Medium. WeвЂ™ll be publishing two new annotated chapters here each week for the next six weeks. YouвЂ™ll find their comments in the margin notes. The Public Domain Review has invited a dozen Lewis Carroll experts to annotate a special version of the story with lots of fun trivia and facts about the book and its author. WeвЂ™re starting today and continuing for as long as anyone wants to join in. T he Public Domain Review and Medium are hosting a Mad HatterвЂ™s mashup party in celebration of the 150th anniversary of AliceвЂ™s Adventures in Wonderland this month.

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