In it, the novice Batman is up against the fight of his life, as Bruce Wayne's arch-nemesis The Joker has somehow resurrected his career of crime, looking more fit and dangerous than ever despite ...

Out of all of Batman's villains, the Joker has always been the most consistently ... proves that Batman might just need to give up on fighting the Clown Prince of Crime - or at least consider ...

that the Joker will end up defeating Batman, and there are tons of stories in the DC Universe that support this theory. It's no secret that Batman is getting older. Batman has been fighting crime ...

Had The Joker not stepped in, this could’ve been the beginning of a very grim path for Bruce Wayne in his crime-fighting endeavors. Grant Morrison’s epic run on Batman during the noughties saw ...

But as Batman comes up against Joker for the beginning of the Mindbomb storyline, it is in the wake of not just the Gotham War but also the two most famous Batman/Joker stories of all.

Joker has been one of the most reimagined and reinvented characters from DC Comics. Each adaptation adds a new intensity to ...

Batman and Joker’s relationship is more interesting ... like this outside continuity these days. There’s a great fight sequence between Batman and Amanda Simms in this issue that also features ...

Make the Joker special again. Batman is constantly fighting the Joker on multiple Earths across DC’s line of comics, not to mention movies, TV, and video games: why are any of them special?

Well, look what we've got unravelling on the comics rack this week: Batman #142. In what's surely a coincidence and not a meticulously planned out marketing strategy to milk nostalgia, DC is ...

The fight over “The People’s Joker,” and ... growing up in the Midwest and navigating queer identity, using Batman, the Joker and Harley Quinn as mythic literary figures and upturning ...