of Anarky as hinted by this week's cover". Pop culture critic, Douglas Wolk, wrote: "I guess this issue's cover is the closest we're going to get to Anarky after all (and by proxy as close as we're going to get to the Haunted Tank). Too bad".. The 1990 Detective Comics #620 story, "Rite of Passage Part 3: Make Me a Hero", chronicles Tim Drake's first solo detective case, as he pursues an online investigation against an advanced grey hat computer hacker. The unknown hacker, operating under the alias "Moneyspider", has stolen millions of dollars from Western corporations, including Wayne Enterprises, outmaneuvering Batman's own data security in the process. He is revealed by Drake to be Lonnie Machin by the end of the issue. This functioned as the antecedent for Fabian Nicieza's reintroduction of Machin under the name "Moneyspider" in 2008.. As a result of the increased renown the character gained from this appearance, speculation that Anarky would reappear in the Batman: Arkham franchise simmered in the lead-up to the release of Batman: Arkham Knight, with commentators predicting that the enigmatic "Arkham Knight" character would be revealed to be Anarky in adult form.. In warning readers to avoid spoiling potential surprises for their experience in playing Batman: Arkham Origins, Eric Holmes specifically referenced the Wikipedia article on the character as a resource to avoid: "You know what? If you want to enjoy the game, don't bother reading up on him, because there are a few surprises about him which will turn up in the game, and if you go read Wikipedia or something like that, it'll rob you a little bit on some of the stuff in the game, because there are some surprises about Anarky"..''' Following Anarky's debut in "Anarky in Gotham City", the character's design incorporated the head extender in Robin Annual #1 (1992), Green Arrow #89 (August 1994), and The Batman Adventures #31 (April 1995). The head extender was not included in Batman: Shadow of the Bat #18 (October 1993), and The Batman Chronicles'' #1 (summer 1995). References External links Anarky on the Unofficial Guide to the DC Universe website. DC Comics supervillains Anarchist comics Batman characters Characters created by Norm Breyfogle Comics characters introduced in 1989 DC Comics martial artists Fictional anarchists Fictional hackers Fictional inventors Fictional outlaws Fictional revolutionaries Fictional terrorists Supervillains with their own comic book titles Video game bosses Vigilante characters in comics DC