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'''Calendar Girl''' was the criminal moniker of '''Paige Monroe''', a former famous fashion model and spokeswoman. |
'''Calendar Girl''' was the criminal moniker of '''Paige Monroe''', a former famous fashion model and spokeswoman. |
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Calendar Girl was the criminal moniker of Paige Monroe, a former famous fashion model and spokeswoman.
History
Monroe's transformation into a villain and one of Batman's colorful opponents was out of vanity. After her modeling and acting career dried up and she vanished from public view, she could not find work. It was never clearly discussed what she did in the years after professional career ended. It can only be assumed that she spent that time plotting revenge, gathering resources and fostering a deep seated psychotic obsession with getting revenge on those people and companies/brand names who had turned their back on her when "she turned 30."
She eventually re-emerged as Calendar Girl and proceeded to attack each of her former employers — Gotham Motors and Donna Day Fashions on the anniversary of her contract expiration. Each contract expired during a different season and she dressed in a themed costume for each occasion, with her attacks having a similar theme. Additionally, she hired and/or used attractive male henchmen. Calendar Girl was based out of an old nightclub she owned called Faces. Her plans for revenge were thwarted by Batman and his team. Under her mask, she was still very attractive but could only see her imperfections.