Joker

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La historia es interesante, pero nada fuera del otro mundo,utiliza muchos recursos que podemos encontrar en otras historias de Batman peor los utiliza de manera correcta, el problema es que no puedo verlo como algo realmente original. Hay mucha comparación con Batman: The Killing Joke y en dibujo personalmente me gusto mucho Bermejo: Definitely a coincidence. I certainly don't want to take anything away from Nolan or Ledger, they did something spectacular and iconic with the character, but the reality of this particular situation is simple: Brian and I were already well into this graphic novel when they released the first photo of Ledger. In fact, I was drawing the sequence where Joker walks into the Italian restaurant. I admit, I freaked out when I saw the photo. I immediately called Brian, and I remember he was like, "It doesn't really look anything like your Joker." I still feel like all they really have in common is the carved smile.

Chekhov's Gun: The gun that Jonny gives Joker at their first meeting is the same one Joker uses to shoot Jonny in the face at the end.

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Now, even though I liked reading “Joker,” I still preferred “Batman: The Killing Joke” over this story since I felt that “The Killing Joke” was one of the best “Joker” stories I had ever read. “The Killing Joke” was trying to define the different ideologies between both Batman and the Joker while “Joker” was just showing the more violent and dark side of the Joker. However, I did enjoy both books for different reasons and if you want to read a “Joker” story that shows the Joker’s violent side, then “Joker” is a great book to read! Suicide Squad: Eyes of the Adversary ( Enchantress& Incubus) | Suicide Squad ( Deadshot, Harley Quinn, Captain Boomerang, El Diablo, Killer Croc, Slipknot& Amanda Waller) | Joker's Gang ( Joker, Jonny Frost, Panda Man& Monster T) | Griggs IGN Comics: Brian's take on the Joker is a bit darker and more vicious than anything we've seen. In the case of an iconic character like this, how much does the characterization inform your designs? Did you know what your Joker would look like before you received the script?

Weiland, Jonah (October 9, 2001). "CANCELED 'AUTHORITY' PLANS REVEALED". CBR.com. Archived from the original on November 14, 2001. Even Evil Has Standards: As usual the supervillains, mob bosses, and Jerkass criminals are just as horrified by the Joker as the good guys are. Two-Face in particular is freaked out by the Joker and convinces Batman to intervene on the gang war when the Joker claims that he'll "kill" one of his personalities. The Joker is one of the great Batman villains. While others from Penguin to Two Face are to be considered dangerous criminals, none match the Joker for sheer bloody minded havoc.

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Mood-Swinger: The comic goes to great length to show how dangerous it is to hang around a guy who goes from depressed to cheery to homicidal rage so fast. One moment Joker is drinking with a henchman who organized a party for him, the next he is skinning him alive. Unusually for the character, this comic shows him as having major depressive episodes as well. This was really interesting. The focus of this was on the Joker and getting a deeper look into his character through his actions and dialogue. The narrative was told from one of his underlings, a young hood named Jonny Frost, who served as Joker's right-hand man. The story took the criminal element as Joker attempted to retake the city of Gotham after being released from Arkham Asylum. This time the author highlighted the Joker's mental illness and instability throughout the story.

Interview With Writer Brian Azzarello - The 100 Bullets author sits down with Dan Phillips to talk about developing this project. The Dark Knight Rises: League of Shadows ( Bane, Talia al Ghul& Barsad) | Catwoman | John Daggett | Phillip Stryver | Ra's al Ghul | ScarecrowLater, he's late to a meeting with Joker. When he repeats a nonchalant answer that Croc gave to the same issue earlier, Joker splits his uprights.