While Joker: Killer Smile doesn't necessarily have much new ... takes full advantage of the oversized Black Label format with art that manages to unsettle even as it pushes the limits of what ...

Jack Nicholson’s Joker in Tim Burton’s Batman (1989) wasn’t just a performance—it was a masterclass in visual storytelling, ...

The original comic cover, published in September 1973, is called “The Joker’s Five-Way Revenge.” With shocking attention to detail, Misiano recreated the cover in a piece he calls “Five ...

This time, Lady Gaga is playing the Joker’s infamous partner-in-crime ... as the world watched Lady Gaga draw a smile on the Mona Lisa. The 80-second video starts with Gaga’s Harley Quinn ...

In Joker: Killer Smile, the Joker, one of DC's darkest and most terrifying characters, unleashes his madness upon a new adversary, the very doctor tasked with treating him. As he gets his hooks ...

The Louvre points out the connection between Leonardo’s masterpiece and the demented character of the Joker. “This welcoming smile, with its lively intelligence, creates an immediate and very ...

The first issue of Joker: Killer Smile is excellent ... The pacing is impeccable, too, and Sorrentino and Bellaire’s art is equally beautiful and horrifying. This book is different from any ...