its continuity to a form much as it was pritor to "The New 52". Michael Akins is shown to be the Mayor of Gotham City where he is asked about the increased members of the Bat-Family on the news. He states that Batman has been invaluable over the years and that Gotham City doesn't need a second police force. When later visited by Batman, Mayor Akins mentioned about Batman militarizing his group which he worries about, the alliance with Clayface, and the use of teen vigilantes. Batman couldn't answer the question and even commented about how Mayor Akins had selected Hamilton Hill Jr. as his deputy mayor. Not bothered by the allegation of having the deputy mayor being the son of Hamilton Hill, Mayor Akins asked the question "Where does this end"? Akins was later replaced by a man named Atkins. Michael Akins in other media Michael Akins appears in Batwoman, portrayed by Chris Shields. He is shown to be the Mayor of Gotham City. In season two during the riots instigated by Black Mask, Mayor Akins was wounded in his van and Sophie Moore stays by his side until the paramedics arrive. In season three, Mayor Akins is succeeded by Mayor Hartley (portrayed by Sharon Taylor). Alias the Spider All-Star All-Star (Olivia Dawson) is a superheroine appearing in American comic books published by DC Comics. She is a young girl with an alien Star Charm who became a reserve member for the Justice League. Henry Allen Henry Allen is the father of Barry Allen/Flash and Malcolm Thawne and the husband of Nora Allen. Initially depicted as an obscure character, he was featured in a storyline in which his body was possessed by the Top's spirit. His character's story changed in The Flash: Rebirth due to Professor Zoom the Reverse-Flash's time-traveling actions. When Barry was a child, Henry was convicted of Nora's murder after being framed by Zoom. This incident drove his son to become obsessive in finding the real killer in hope of freeing Henry. Henry died in prison a year or two before Barry became the Flash, but Henry's name is posthumously cleared by his son in The Flash: Rebirth storyline. In September 2011, The New 52 rebooted DC's continuity. In this new timeline, Henry's problem of Zoom's framing remains intact. He is still alive and is later freed after the Flash proves his father's innocence after catching