Progress Pigment wrote:Molly! The series' alpha moll. I question how loyal she was to The Riddler. The Mole Hill Mob were more like hired mercenaries. She was no Pauline. I could see her turning on 'question mark boy'. Molly even made it into the comics! In 1972 a Batman love interest named 'Molly', who was not connected with The Riddler but looked exactly like Jill St. John appeared. Coincidence? The closest second to Molly was 'Zelda the Great --' who was basically a moll for Eivol Ekdol. Titles aside, she was doing the bidding of a criminal genius. Not too awfully different from 'Blaze'. The 3rd best moll.
We never learn how the Riddler took the news of her death...
As you can probably tell by my username my favorite moll is Eileen O'Neill as the gorgeous Millie-Second. Having seen the first scene when she coos over the jewels and Clock Kings secret TV unit to the fact that behind the cuteness there is a greed for more is great. Plus those amazing legs of hers! They look even better in HD!
A nice one of Millie and Clock King. Can't seem to find any more of these promo shots or HD images of her. Think they only did one or have been destroyed!
That's a great photo Mr Chronos, thanks for sharing. Millie was gorgeous, but poor girl was not too bright. She has some simple instructions to stay out of sight and keep watch, but (cue her great line and dumb expression) isn't sure she'll remember all that.
I often wonder what sentencing Millie (and the other molls) got? While some of them (Moth, Miss Limpet) get a reprimand from Batman in the final moments, they deserve what they get for playing quite an active part in the crime, while Millie didn't do much but dust the clocks and look nice.
The best description of Millie I can find is from Tom Lisanti. Love when the Clock King is getting things ready for the big job and she replies 'This sure is tingly!' You can also see the disappointment on her face when CK is stopped. Like to think she did not 'serve much time' in jail!
