At in point in The Dark Knight Superman could fly in, grab Joker by his collar, and fly him to a prison. Per usual, Joker ...

Someone who isn’t laughing? The Joker himself — aka Trump’s latest booster. In a Batman comic released last week, Dark Knight Returns: The Golden Child, the supervillain is shown campaigning ...

Why are we all so obsessed with the Joker ... one of the oldest villains in comic book history, his first appearance dating all the way back in 1940, with "Batman" issue No. 1.

In light of that, and her commitment to saving lives, he turns to her when he needs to discretely save Joker. Batman #159 arrives in comic shops everywhere on April 23, 2025. Matt Morrison has ...

Batman Hush 2 will serve as a sequel to said legendary story and it all starts in Batman #158. In a preview for the first issue of the story, Joker is ... from the original comic, it sits at ...

but fans of Batman might be interested in this one, which looks to be dead accurate, as well as being somewhat functional. The San Diego Comic-Con kicks off later this week, and as is the case ...

Jeph Loeb and Jim Lee's 2002 "Batman" story arc ... after being murdered by the Joker years prior. (Again, this was actually Clayface.) At San Diego Comic-Con 2019, Altbacker discussed his ...

The star dropped by Entertainment Weekly's 2024 Comic-Con studio alongside Batman: Caped Crusader costars ... an association" or an identity with the Joker. "She is her own person," she said.

A one-shot written by Moore and drawn by other comic legend, Brian Bolland, Batman: The Killing Joke follows Joker on one of his all-time best tales—one where he looks to prove the point where all it ...

as Batman and allies learned that the Joker-backed Black Mask has been funding “Arks”: global black site prisons, including an “Ark A” in Santa Prisca (in the mainstream continuity ...