Tag: The Joker
Joker: Folie à Deux is a sequel that doesn’t know why it exists
A movie review of Joker: Folie à Deux, which is a Todd Phillips movie sequel that doesn't know why it exists but tries anyway.
SDCC ’24: Alex Ross announces DC fine art exclusives and UNSEEN art book debut
Alex Ross has revealed more San Diego Comic-Con 2024 exclusives, including DC fine art prints, an art book debut, and a variant with Jim Lee.
Shocking secrets about the Clown Prince of Crime revealed in JOKER YEAR ONE this...
Ever since taking over the writing duties of the main Batman book last year, Chip Zdarsky's run has been nothing short of spectacular. The...
INTERVIEW: Mark Silvestri talks BATMAN/THE JOKER: THE DEADLY DUO
"It really is a journey into the heart of darkness, specifically for Batman."
DC ROUND-UP: A surprisingly underexplored team-up in BATMAN & THE JOKER – THE DEADLY...
Plus, The New Champion of SHAZAM! #3, Gotham City: Year One #2, Poison Ivy #6, and Sword of Azrael #4.
DC announces Marc Silvestri’s Black Label series, BATMAN/THE JOKER: THE DEADLY DUO
You got Batman on my The Joker! You got The Joker on my Batman!
SDCC ’22: PUNCHLINE, John Ridley’s GCPD, and more from the Gotham Publishing Panel
DC announced a quartet of new titles set in the world of the Dark Knight and his rogues gallery.
SILBER LININGS: Saturday Night’s Alright for Fighting
In anticipation of his NYCC Panel, Greg explores the appeal of comic book fights, and fictional violence in general in the latest Silber Linings
DC ROUND-UP: I know…but THE JOKER #2 is very good
Plus, Rorschach #7 backs itself into a volatile corner.
DC launches new THE JOKER ongoing series in March
James Tynion IV and Guillem March will team for a story about Jim Gordon on a worldwide manhunt for The Joker.
DC ROUND-UP: In the end, BATMAN: THREE JOKERS is just another Joker story
The series presents itself as a successor to THE KILLING JOKE, but ultimately it's not much more than a pale imitation.
INTERVIEW: BATMAN writer James Tynion IV on “Joker War,” Punchline’s popularity, and much more
The writer answered questions for press on Friday about what to expect from "Joker War" and what it means for the future of Batman.
