but the idea was dropped. When asked about Croc's fate, series creator Paul Dini jokingly stated that he was stuffed and mounted in the reptile wing of the American Museum of Natural History. Killer Croc appears in The Batman, voiced by Ron Perlman. This version is a crime boss who resembles an anthropomorphic crocodile, and has a Cajun accent, leather vest, and greater intellect than traditional interpretations of the character. Additionally, his origins are mostly unknown, though rumors have spread that he is a genetic experiment gone awry who then turned mercenary, someone dealt with voodoo magic in the swamps, or simply a circus freak. In issue #25 of the series' tie-in comic The Batman Strikes, Croc is shown in flashbacks to have been both a lab experiment and a circus act. Killer Croc appears in Batman: The Brave and the Bold, voiced by Stephen Root. Killer Croc appears in Beware the Batman, voiced by Wade Williams. This version also sports a Cajun accent, is implied to be a cannibal, and is the leader of several Blackgate Penitentiary prisoners while he was incarcerated. Killer Croc appears in Harley Quinn, voiced by Matt Oberg. This version is a member of the Legion of Doom in season one and the Suicide Squad's "A-team" in season three who later enters a relationship with squad-mate the Enchantress. A variation of Killer Croc appears in the Batwoman episode "Loose Tooth", portrayed by Heidi Ben. This version was a teenager named Steven, who found one of Killer Croc's teeth and cut himself with it, which caused him to transform into a new Killer Croc. He goes on to kill his father before Batwoman and Alice subdue him, after which he is taken to Arkham Asylum for treatment. Film Killer Croc appears in the Batman: Gotham Knight segment "In Darkness Dwells". This version is a cannibalistic serial killer. An urban legend states that he was an infant born with epidermolytic hyperkeratosis whose mother abandoned him in Gotham City's sewers. As an adult, he filed his teeth into sharpened points, became a circus sideshow performer, and went on a killing spree that eventually got him incarcerated at Arkham Asylum, where Dr. Jonathan Crane experimented on Killer Croc for his fear aversion program, worsening the latter's homicidal impulses. Croc subsequently escaped and fled into the sewers, but Crane injected him with his fear toxin, giving Croc a fear of