Wood. This version is Penny Fleck's therapist at Arkham State Hospital. Anti-Monitor Antiope Anton Arcane Anthro Apache Chief Apparition Aquagirl Aqualad Aquaman Arak Archer Archer is a fictional character appearing in American comic books published by DC Comics. Fenton Quigley Fenton Quigley was born into a life of wealth. He wanted to be a big game hunter, but an argument with his father left him cut off from the family fortune. Fenton was left with a taste of the high life with no way to pay for it. At this point, Fenton decided to put his big game skills to the test. Because his specialty was killing with a bow and arrow, Fenton chose the simple but effective sobriquet of the Archer to mask his doings from the law as he makes use of some trick arrows. Foolishly though, he allowed his egotism to rule him enough so that he made sure the police knew that this new string of killings was the work of one man. It was not long before the Archer was Public Enemy #1. The Archer ended up having an encounter with Superman who defeated him. The Archer was arrested by the police, convicted on several accounts of murder, and given a stiff prison sentence. Some years later, the Archer escaped from prison with a new arsenal of tricks. He attempted to get revenge on Superman which failed and the Archer was returned to prison. Archer II In 2011, "The New 52" rebooted the DC universe. Archer wears a hoodie and a green mask. During the "Forever Evil" storyline, Archer found the Rogues when they were fleeing from the Crime Syndicate of America and shot Trickster in the foot with one of his arrows. While planning to make a name of himself and turn the Rogues over to the Crime Syndicate for a reward, Archer was knocked unconscious by them. Archer was among the villains that accompanied Gorilla Grodd in attacking the Rogues upon being dispatched by Grid. Archer in other media A completely different character using the name Archer appeared in two episodes of the Batman television series. He appeared in "Shoot a Crooked Arrow" and "Walk the Straight and Narrow" played by Art Carney. However, company records state that this Archer was created specifically for the series by writer Stanley Ralph Ross. The Archer from the 1960s Batman TV series appears in the Batman: