DC comics provides stories for all ages, and these Batman comics are more suitable for adults to read and enjoy them.

Jack Nicholson took his role as The Joker in 1989's 'Batman' so seriously that it scared him, and it helped legitimise the comic book genre.

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The supervillain inspired by David Lynch's 'The Elephant Man' is Barry Keoghan's Joker in 'The Batman' because he has a congenital disease causing his deformity ...

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The Joker is wilder than before. Terrifier actor David Howard Thornton steps into the shoes and face paint of the Clown Prince in a short.