James Gunn's DCU needs to have this particular Batman and Joker moment which would set it apart from other iterations of the ...

“Why can’t you see the funny side?” Joker asks Batman in The Killing Joke. “Why aren’t you laughing?” In Wednesday’s Absolute Batman #1 by Scott Snyder and Nick Dragotta — a ...

knowing that they expected him to put on a purple suit and never doing it, which makes him a proper agent of chaos… exactly as the Joker should be. I was 11 years old when Batman came out and ...

The Cowboys tight end could be alluding to the iconic Batman universe villain, but could also be shouting out girlfriend ...

These qualities, along with the medieval jester costume ... history. The Joker does a lot of things, but perhaps the most important of those is that he craves Batman’s attention.

Please verify your email address. Joker: Folie à Deux bombed critically and commercially due to a disjointed plot and lack of familiar Batman elements. The film explores Arthur's identity and ...

Those designs are only on the one sleeve, but then things get more lively on the back of the jacket, which features a big group image of Batman and Robin fighting Joker, Two-Face, and The Riddler.

However, this newly born version is not connected with either of those films, as Todd Phillips’ Joker has always been a side-story with only loose references to Batman. A sequel to Folie a Deux ...

That’s a bold move for a sequel, which still finds ways to get Phoenix back into his red suit and demented-clown makeup ... The result only loosely fits with Batman lore — less well than Vera Drew’s ...