The Dark Knight manages to make it about 2/3 of the way through Batman (1989) without using lethal ... along with the dozen or so Joker goons inside. Perhaps the most chilling thing about Batman ...

Even so, when faced with a dying Joker, there are few he can turn to for help. This leads him to approach his oldest ally, in the opening scene of Batman #159, the second part of Hush 2.

DC Comics Batman: The Killing Joke debuted in 1988. It was written by Alan Moore and illustrated by Brian Bolland. This graphic novel provides an origin story for the Joker, depicting him as a ...

The final scene of the movie is grand and full of symbolism. Batman, the Phantasm, and the Joker fight against a haunting backdrop of the World's Fair, however, the hero fails to stop the Phantasm ...

This keeps the toy hunt alive for DC Comics fans and will be found released alongside the Batman Begins, Batman 1989, and (Target Exclusive) Fear Toxin figures, which are already in stores now.

The true Batman movies go in chronological order of their release date, with five versions of the hero's origin story retold within 60 years. The only exception to the chronology is Joker ...

The first one is a whole sequence where The Joker kills Vinnie Ricorso with a quill pen in front of the city hall. The second is the arrival of Batman on the rooftop of the cathedral and a few fight ...