ready to face them again in the future, now that his 'emotional weakness' had been purged. The New 52 In September 2011, another version of the Wrath appeared during The New 52 rebooted DC's continuity. In the new timeline, E. D. Caldwell is the CEO of Caldwell Tech, who appears as a legitimate magnate trying to buy Wayne Enterprises. When a series of policeman murders strikes Gotham, Batman deduces that Caldwell is a sociopath killer using the company to create an army of soldiers called Scorn (namely a thug named Clyde Anderson) and adopting the codename of the "Wrath". Caldwell manages to capture Alfred Pennyworth and plans to murder him.Detective Comics (vol. 2) #23 (October 2013) After failing to kill Batman, the Wrath kills Anderson while preparing his suit to face Batman in combat. The Wrath then went after Batman as he chased him in his plane through the streets of Gotham, forcing Batman to abandon his Batplane to gain more time and cause it to self destruct and him to escape on his Bat-Glider. Alfred, after having hacked Caldwell's files, revealed to Bruce that Elliot's father had been killed by corrupt Gotham police officers. Elliot later used his tank to bomb Gotham City Station; he then got out of his tank, expecting to find a mass of dead police officers. Instead, he found only Batman, as Bruce had convinced James Gordon to evacuate the building where Batman, in a modified suit similar in style to the Wrath's, proceeded to beat down Elliot; however, he did not deliver the finishing blow. He instead allowed the Gotham Police Department to open fire on him and revealed to him that it was James Gordon who brought down the police officers who killed his father and proceeded to knock him out. Helped by the Gotham City Police Department, the Batman finally defeats the Wrath. While in Blackgate Penitentiary, the Wrath is greeted by Gordon, after which the Wrath meets with Emperor Blackgate, where they both begin a partnership. In other media The Wrath and Scorn appear in The Batman'' episode "The End of the Batman", voiced by Christopher Gorham and Daryl Sabara respectively. William Mallory and his younger brother Andrew "Andy" Mallory''' were the children of jewel thieves who were eventually caught and convicted on the same night that Thomas and Martha Wayne were shot. Being young children at the time, the event