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I think Health Ledger did a good job because he had very dark humor, but he was actually funny. Ironically, many of them were improvised by Ledger himself, like repeatedly pushing the detonator or the wide clapping when Gordon gets promoted, but he leaned into the ironic side of the character - disinfecting his hands after murdering a guy, mocking Batman's choice of words, etc.
The Killing Joke raises some fascinating questions and then spends its run answering them all, making it an intriguing comic and battle between foes: The author not only puts us inside The Joker’s mind but provides background material on a figure whose history has been re-written over time.
In the 1970s, writer Denny O’Neil and artist Neal Adams revitalized the Joker’s image, making him once again a wickedly menacing killer. Alan Moore and Brian Bolland’s 1988 story The Killing Joke revised and complicated his origin, ultimately suggesting that he might be not only lying about his past but unsure of it himself.
Set within the infamous Arkham Asylum, this psychological horror tale delves deep into the minds of both Batman and the Joker, showcasing their twisted relationship and the blurred boundaries ...
These have involved titles such as The Killing Joke, A Death in the Family, and more, but many such stories have yet to be adapted into live-action. Joker’s movie appearances are typically focused more on Batman than on the villain himself. What’s more, the movies in question largely tell some manner of origin story about the Joker ...
Adapted from Alan Moore's controversial graphic novel, Batman: The Killing Joke presents a chilling, haunting exploration of the Joker's twisted psyche and motivations. As Batman struggles to stop the Joker's latest horrific rampage, the film delves into the origins of the iconic villain, shedding light on his disturbing perspective on life and his sadistic sense of humor.
Even later, when (spoilers for “The Killing Joke”) she becomes paralyzed by the Joker, Barbara Gordon takes on the mantle of Oracle, helping the Bat Family with her tech genius and research ...
