THE BATFAMILY (updated)
Batman
Batwoman
Robin/Tim Drake
Alfred Pennyworth
Bodyguard
Katana
Onyx Adams
Harley Quinn
Commissioner Gordon
Captain Montoya
Lady Shiva
Black Bat
The Cavalier
Roxy Rocket

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THE BATFAMILY (updated)
Batman
Batwoman
Robin/Tim Drake
Alfred Pennyworth
Bodyguard
Katana
Onyx Adams
Harley Quinn
Commissioner Gordon
Captain Montoya
Lady Shiva
Black Bat
The Cavalier
Roxy Rocket
Which B-C list Batman villain would you rather work for?
The Eraser
Condiment King
The Cavalier
Gentleman Ghost
-source: Detective Comics #89-
Weapon of Choice:
Checks out.
Whole page of The Cavalier (also Angel in the top right somewhere). You see The Cavalier. You like The Cavalier. Miserable freakass transgender vampires are in your area. He’s my sopping wet dog with really matted fur.
What we have here is a failure to communicate.
(Justice League America #44)
(Detective Comics #526): That is a lot of villains in one place. The Penguin, Gentleman Ghost, Two-Face, Captain Stingaree, Talia al Ghul, The Mad Hatter, Killer Moth, Mr. Freeze, Tweedledee and Tweedledum, Clayface, Riddler, Scarecrow, Black Spider, Catman, The Cavalier and The Spook. Joker's not on the stage, but he's the one who organized this meeting (as a later page reveals). This is like every major villian (and a couple of minor ones) from the pre crisis era.
Later in the issue, I believe we learn Joker's trying to call an alliance of gotham villians. Killer Croc came to their town, plans to take it over and kill Batman in the process. That means an outsider is taking over their territory. And no criminal in gotham is ever going to abide that. I'm impressed that they even invited talia, though. I don't think the League of Assassins is really a good example of homegrown gotham criminality.
Detective Comics #81, November 1943. Bob Kane cover pencils, Jerry Robinson inks, George Roussos background inks.
Info from Grand Comics Database