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In The Killing Joke, the Joker is an abused member of the underclass who is driven insane by failings of the social system. The Joker rejects material needs, and his first appearance in Batman #1 sees him perpetrate crimes against Gotham's wealthiest men and the judge who had sent him to prison. Batman ...
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Alan Moore > Quotes > Quotable Quote. (?) “All it takes is one bad day to reduce the sanest man alive to lunacy. That's how far the world is from where I am. Just one bad day.”. ― Alan Moore , Batman: The Killing Joke. tags: batman-joker-killing-joke. Read more quotes from Alan Moore. Share this quote:
"Batman: The Killing Joke" is one of the most controversial Batman stories ever told, and it's all thanks to the visionary Alan Moore's use of the Joker. In the book, the Joker decides to prove that a single bad day can turn a good man into a villain.
Batman pursues the Joker, and in the ensuing fight, he explains that Napier killed his parents and thus, indirectly created Batman. This leads Joker to realize Batman is Bruce Wayne. Joker eventually pulls Batman and Vicki over the cathedral's roof, leaving them hanging while he calls in a helicopter.
There's no way to tell a Joker story where he attacks his friends and family without nodding to The Killing Joke, the one-off that sees Joker break Barbara Gordon's spine and put her in a wheel chair.
