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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.
"The Killing Joke" by Alan Moore and Brian Bolland. ... Following the events of "Death of the Family," the Joker returns with an apocalyptic scheme to destroy Gotham City and prove his ultimate ...
The Killing Joke explores the origins of the Joker and his relationship with Batman, offering a dark and disturbing DC story. Despite its acclaim, The Killing Joke has faced criticism for its portrayal of violence, particularly towards Barbara Gordon. Some readers may find these scenes troubling or unnecessary.
In 1988’s The Killing Joke, Alan Moore and Brian Bolland have the Joker shoot and paralyze Barbara Gordon to drive Jim Gordon insane. ... All it takes is one bad day,” says the Joker.
The Joker has proven to be surprisingly tough in the face of some of DC's most powerful characters, holding his own against even the most ruthless villains. This is largely due to his mental state, with his plunge into a vat of chemicals leaving him clinically insane. The exploration of his psychology has been a core feature of some great stories, from Batman: White Knight to The Killing Joke ...
Continuing his streak of landing roles in popular franchises, Hemsworth has now entered the Australian Wasteland in Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga. This time, however, he is the villain of the story. Hemsworth plays Dr. Dementus, another warlord in the Wasteland. Interestingly, Hemsworth channels a bit of the Joker throughout Furiosa, effectively ...
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