Arkham Asylum - Staff

Staff

  • Dr. Amadeus Arkham
    The founder of the asylum, Amadeus named the institution after his deceased mother Elizabeth.
  • Dr. Jeremiah Arkham
    The nephew of Amadeus Arkham, Jeremiah was the head of the asylum in current continuity until recently, in which he too was driven insane and became the second Black Mask.
  • CO Aaron Cash
    One of Arkham's most respected security guards. His hand was bitten off by Killer Croc, and he sports a prosthetic hook in its place. Unlike many of his colleagues, Cash is neither insane nor corrupt, and is a trusted ally of Batman. In the games, he is voiced by Duane R. Shepard Sr..
  • Dr. Joan Leland
    Once a colleague of Harleen Quinzel, Dr. Leeland soon became her therapist, along with treating other known inmates such as Jonathan Crane (Scarecrow) and Harvey Dent (Two-Face).
  • Dr. Alyce Sinner
    Chosen by Jeremiah Arkham as his second in command, and briefly committed under Arkham's orders, Sinner became head of the asylum after Arkham was revealed as Black Mask. She is secretly a member of Intergang's Church of Crime, working with Black Mask.
  • Dr. Harleen Quinzel
    A former psychiatric intern, Quinzel was seduced by the Joker and adopted the supervillain name "Harley Quinn".

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