Pillows

Description: Black Bart robbed Wells Fargo stagecoaches on foot, alone, and always left a poem behind. Whoever caught him would collect $800.

Description: William Brocius ran the Cochise County Cowboys and left rustled cattle and dead men in his wake. Arizona's marshal wanted him dead or alive for $1,000.

Description: Ted Bundy escaped custody twice before authorities caught up with him. Five nine, one fifty five, brown hair, blue eyes: a description that couldn't capture what he'd done.

Description: Kate Barker ran with her sons and called herself Ma. The FBI wanted her for conspiracy and harboring fugitives, no reward listed, just a warning.

Description: Josiah Trelawny worked confidence games for the Van der Linde gang and left an ornate wanted poster behind for his trouble. Pinkerton wanted him for $500.

Description: Uncle claimed terminal lumbago to dodge camp chores and got a fifty dollar bounty for vagrancy instead. The Blackwater Constabulary wasn't impressed either way.

Description: Abigail Roberts turned from petty larceny to harboring fugitives, and the Pinkertons put $100 on her head for it.

Description: Christopher Moltisanti climbed the ranks of the DiMeo crime family through racketeering and narcotics, and the FBI's Newark office wants him for both.

Description: Edward Nashton hijacked Gotham's utilities and left riddles at every crime scene, daring anyone to catch him. Ten thousand dollars, armed with wit and worse.

Description: Frank Gorshin's Riddler couldn't leave a crime scene without a puzzle attached. Wanted for grand larceny and a genuine excess of question marks.

Description: The Clock King ran his crimes on a schedule and rigged Gotham's timepieces to prove it: grand larceny, sabotage, and an obsession with punctuality.

Description: Shame rides into Gotham packing two six-shooters and a grudge against parking laws. Wanted for grand theft auto and rustling municipal vehicles, which is about as strange as it sounds.

Description: Jack Nicholson's Joker terrorized Gotham with chemical weapons and a grin surgery couldn't explain. Wanted for murder, terrorism, and defacing priceless art.

Description: Dr. Harleen Quinzel has broken out of Arkham more times than the GCPD can count, and this time she brought a riot with her.

Description: Fifty thousand dollars, dead or alive: that's what Gotham pays for Harley Quinn, last seen with a pack of hyenas and a jester's grin.

Description: A mild-mannered professor became King Tut, and Gotham never quite recovered: wanted for grand larceny and an unhinged plan to rebuild an empire in Gotham City.

Description: Egghead has puns. Bookworm has books, wired to blow. The GCPD wants him for turning library fines into felonies.

Description: The Minstrel threatened Gotham's stock exchange with a lute and a stack of terrible rhymes. Wanted for electronic sabotage and extortion, non-negotiable.

Description: Egghead couldn't resist a pun, even mid-crime. Gotham police wanted him for extortion, grand theft, and one truly excessive compulsion for egg jokes.

Description: Scarface. Snorky. Public Enemy No. 1. Al Capone answered to plenty of names, but the Feds wanted him on the one charge that stuck: tax evasion.

Description: Charles Arthur Floyd hated his nickname and robbed banks across the Midwest anyway. Twenty-three thousand dollars said the feds wanted him more than he wanted the name to stick.

Description: George Kelly Barnes earned his nickname the hard way and his $5,000 bounty the same. Wanted for kidnapping Charles Urschel and daring the feds to catch him.

Description: John Dillinger robbed two dozen banks and escaped jail twice before the FBI caught up with him. Ten thousand dollars said somebody would talk first.

Description: No name, no fingerprints, no priors: just scars carved into a permanent smile. Gotham wants the Joker for terrorism and armed bank robbery, and admits it doesn't know who he really is.

Description: Mary "Ma" Parker orchestrated an armed takeover of Gotham State Penitentiary and ran her crime syndicate from inside it. GCPD's warning is blunt: armed, dangerous, and known to bake weapons into pies.

Description: Edward Nygma's charge sheet reads like a ransom note: grand larceny, criminal mischief, and unlawful neuro-technological manipulation of public information networks. Gotham PD calls him manic. They're being generous.

Description: Apprehend and hold, Robert Singer, wanted for interstate transportation of salvage-yard contraband, possession of arcane texts, and continuous interference through paranormal investigations. The FBI doesn't take kindly to hunters.

Description: Have you seen this man? Wanted for questioning regarding unauthorized atmospheric manipulation. The Fallen Archangel evades the State Bureau of Investigation through methods best described as supernatural.

Description: Wanted for questioning, unauthorized divine intervention, celestial property damage, and repeated evasion of federal surveillance through unauthorized wing transit. The trench coat makes him easy to spot.

Description: $1,000 reward, wanted by U.S. Marshals. Myra Maybelle Shirley, alias Belle Starr, the Bandit Queen of the old west, depicted in plumed hat and high-collared dress on this federal court wanted notice.

Description: $4,000 reward for Robert Leroy Parker, alias Butch Cassidy, wanted for bank and train robbery. The Sundance Kid's partner and leader of the Hole in the Wall Gang gets the full wanted poster treatment.

Description: $4,000 reward for Harry Alonzo Longabaugh, alias The Sundance Kid, wanted for bank and train robbery. Butch Cassidy's partner and member of the Hole in the Wall Gang.

Description: FBI Division of Investigation wanted bulletin for Clyde Barrow, alias Clyde Champion Barrow. Side and front mugshots, fingerprints, and a Dallas booking number mark the male half of Bonnie and Clyde.

Description: FBI Division of Investigation wanted poster for Bonnie Parker, the female half of Bonnie and Clyde. Wavy bob hair, striped dress, and six fingerprints on this 1930s federal identification order.

Description: FBI Division of Investigation wanted bulletin for Lester Joseph Gillis, alias Baby Face Nelson. Side and front mugshots, fingerprints, and J. Edgar Hoover's signature mark one of the most dangerous criminals of the 1930s.

Description: FBI wanted bulletin for James Earl Ray, sought in connection with the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Mugshot, fingerprints, and J. Edgar Hoover's signature on this federal notice.