A Batman Villian (Who Was Unfairly Looked Over)

Hush

   Yes, his name is derived from a scary children's rhyme and guess what? Him (Tommy Elliot) and young Bruce Wayne grew up together, both from rich families. Hell, they probably heard that nursery rhyme together. Though there was one thing that set these two future tycoons apart, their relationships with their parents.

"Your parents are dead? That sucks, mine are total douchers!"

      Now before you start thinking this kid was a spoiled brat or had dirty rich kid syndrome you have to know that he cut his parents breaks because his mother made him memorize Socrates instead of spanking him. Now he hated his mother because of that but he hated his father even more. Even though they were ass-spankingly rich, his father was about as drunk as an Irish immigrant on Saint Patricks day. He beat little Hush up more than Bane beat up Batman. If Batman was formed because of a love for his parents, then Hush is what happens when your a genius, friends with baby Batman, and you hate your parents.
   His frail mother who he sort of loved survived the accident and eventually Tommy got sent to a psych ward... Only to be released! He becomes his mothers caretaker to insure that he got the family funds upon her death. When he got bored taking care of his mother he bides his time by hating on Bruce Wayne. What Bruce had was what he wanted for his life, he wanted success and leisure.
   Like most people who are being taken care of by a lunatic, his mother heals, and to her future dismay, she denies her son any of the family fortunes because he has been sleeping around with a modest lady named Peyton Riley. Like two angry people denied lots and lots of money, those two kill her and it is publicly seen as an accident. He finally wins, he killed the two people he hated... Well besides one.

Why Nolan should have used him:

-He is genius.
-He strangled his own mother.
-He is a shadow in Bruce's past.
-He is a master plastic surgeon, even making his face to look exactly like Bruce Wayne.
-He abandons love to rival the life of Bruce Wayne, eventually MANIPULATING the JOKER.
Was that story not gritty enough? If that wasn't then I am going to go show a classroom full of Mormon kids American History X.

“Okay kids, who can tell me why we don't drop the soap?”