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- -Dr. Johnathan Crane ( Scarecrow) Johnathan Crane, aka, The Scarecrow is one of Batman's enemies. As a child he was bullied an taunted, he vowed to overcome all his fears. He studied phycology and boichemestry, until he got a job at a univesity teaching Phycology. During this time he tested a fear enducing gas secretly on human subjects. He was fired, after he adopted the alias of the Scarecrow armed with the gas.
- The Scarecrow puppet is differentiated from the regular Kermit puppet in that it is made from green burlap instead of fleece.
- The Scarecrow is the twentieth novel written by Michael Connelly, and the fourth novel featuring reporter Jack McEvoy, as well as the fifth featuring FBI agent Rachel Walling. The book was published on 12 May 2009, and is one of two sequels to The Poet; the novel is also accompanied by the video short-story Conflict of Interest.
- Scarecrow is one of the major characters from the Oz lore including The Wizard of Oz film, and Return to Oz. He often appears in James Rolfes' non-canon flash animated short, Wizard of Oz 3: Dorothy goes to Hell.
- The Scarecrow is a puzzle in Virtual Villagers 2: The Lost Children. It scares away the birds that are eating your crops. Otherwise, your crops will keep on being eaten.
- "The Scarecrow" was the fifth short story featured in the book Still More Tales to Give You Goosebumps.
- At criminal get togethers, he is constantly mocked by such villains as The Joker, Two-Face and Poison Ivy for not being scary without his mask and drugs. He's not as clever or well read as The Riddler, nor is he as wealthy or respected as The Penguin nor even as good a psychologist as Harley Quinn. Catwoman uses him as a scratching post and periodically breaks into his home to rob him, but he gets along well with Bane due to their mutually indecipherable muffled mutterings, and the two will have long conversations in Latin and other languages. Assuming he has an ample supply of a drug that makes you afraid of anything, Scarecrow is easily one of the most feared villains in all of Gotham City.
- The Scarecrow is a type of clothing featured in The Last Stand: Dead Zone. It is only available during the Halloween event.
- The Scarecrow, or Professor Jonathan Crane, is a minifigure from the Batman theme released in 2006. He was redesigned in 2013 for the Super Heroes theme. He is one of the many villains in Batman's rogues gallery.
- The Scarecrow is one of Dorothy Gale's companions on the way to the Emerald City in The Muppets' Wizard of Oz. Rescued from a field where he was tormented by crows, the strawman, or straw-frog, joins Dorothy, in the hopes of acquiring a brain. Glinda appears to be smitten with him. The Scarecrow puppet is differentiated from the regular Kermit puppet in that it is made from green burlap instead of fleece.
- Created by Bill Finger and Bob Kane, he first appeared in World's Finest Comics #3. The Scarecrow is an insane ex-psychiatrist who uses a variety of drugs and psychological tactics to use the fears and phobias of his adversaries. He does not commit his crimes for wealth, but rather as a form of "research" to further study the effects of fear on humans.
- In Wicked: The Life and Times of the Wicked Witch of the West, Elphaba suspects that the Scarecrow was her lover Fiyero coming back to her in a disguise. Like in the original 1900 book by Baum and the 1939 movie by MGM, the Witch has her Flying Monkeys rip him to shreads and tear the straw out of the Scarecrow's clothing. In Wicked, the Witch Elphaba Thropp does this to make certain if he was Fiyero or not, but the Monkeys only find nothing but straw. Despite this, Elphaba believes it could have been the spirit of Fiyero within the straw itself. It is left to the reader of the book to choose if the Scarecrow was possessed by his spirit or not.
- Song Name: The Scarecrow Artist: Pink Floyd Album: The Piper At The Gates Of Dawn Run Time: 2:11 Year: 1967 Track Number: 10 Sung By: Syd Barrett Written By: Syd Barrett Info:
* The song contains nascent existentialist themes, as singer Syd Barrett compares his existence to that of the scarecrow, who, while "sadder" is also "resigned to his fate". Such thematic content would later become a mainstay of the band's lyrical imagery.
* A short video of the song (actually a short feature made for a Pathe newsreel) features the band in an open field with an actual scarecrow, generally fooling around.
* A second video was filmed, with Gilmour replacing Barrett, in Brussels, Belgium, in 1968.
* The industrial band Rx covered "The Scarecrow" on their debut album "Bedside Toxicology".
- The Scarecrow began distributing aggression fueling drugs in Gotham just as Stephanie began her career as Batgirl. These drugs caused a riot in Gotham's poorer area that was dubbed "the Thunderdome" and Stephanie caught some of the Scarecrow's lackeys distributing them at her University's Harvest festival. Post-beating, one of the lackeys went to the hospital and traces of the drug were discovered in his system. On his way to police custody with Nick Gage, the lackey was surreptitiously rescued by his boss with a well aimed burst of the drug that put the cops out of commission.
- “Yes they do, Jake, every one! And I want that first scarecrow replaced by sundown!” He shifted the heavy bag slung over his shoulder and cursed at himself for not thinking of something more clever to say. He clutched the stepladder in his other arm like a lance, and fantasized about different endings to the fight. “I do all the work,” he thought to himself, “and just once I’d like some say-so as to how and when things get done.” Striding up to the stoic figure, he put the bag down and planted the ladder. “Damn things last almost two months with proper care,” he fumed as he stepped up.
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