Donning a garish costume, the self-styled "Killer Moth" used his skills to help other miscreants evade capture in exchange for a share of their ill-gotten wealth. This brought Moth into several …

Drury Walker, the Killer Moth, is the original "anti-batman" who has a central theme of moths. Killer Moth is usually depicted as a joke villain but has posed an actual threat on several...

Killer Moth is a supervillain in the DC Comics universe, primarily known as an adversary of Batman and Batgirl. He first appeared in Detective Comics #163 in 1951, created by writer Bill Finger and artist …

This is actually a weirdly tricky subject, because if you're going to get Killer Moth right... he actually needs to look kind of rediculous. Unlike literally every other Batman villain ever, this guy has …

Killer Moth is a super-villain who fights Batman using almost identical methods and gadgetry, but with moths as his central theme instead of bats. Because of this, he is not taken very seriously by the …

Despite doing nothing other than pouring coffee and driving cars at first, Killer Moth is transformed into an extremely powerful creature via a stolen, hazardous chemical that Team Penguin stole.

Drury Walker, better known as Killer Moth and later Charaxes, is a supporting antagonist in DC Universe, serving as a supporting antagonist in the Batman franchise, and a minor antagonist in the …

Killer Moth is a supervillain and an enemy of the Teen Titans and Batman. He is much more competent than any of his other portrayals, and is one of the Teen Titans' most powerful rivals, as they admitted …

Killer Moth had a gang of "Moths", all wearing the same "Moth-suit" and using the Moth Mansion as hideout and base of operations. Killer Moth started an extortion racket among Gotham City's …

Drury Walker, also known as Killer Moth, was a weak and cowardly subservient of Team Penguin, until he was transformed into a giant moth creature.