The psycho has managed to reattach his face to his head ... all familiar with the Joker." DC's Batman series is the most subscribed-to and best-selling title at Jetpack Comics in Rochester ...

Is The Joker your favorite? How about Bane or King Shark? We've selected 152 of the most notorious villains from the pages of DC Comics to "Face-Off" against each other two at a time. Will you ...

So it’s perhaps no surprise what DC Comics chose to be the ... t want him to make me look like the Joker, only using some of the intensity of the face and bone structure style that he used ...

teaming with Warner Brothers to create two new DC Comics villain watches that focus on the arch enemies of the Caped Crusader, Batman. The new watches are the Joker and Two-Face. RJ 'The Joker ...

What do you think of this bizarre addition to Joker's ongoing DC Comics antics? Does it top the time he stapled his own face to the wall of GCPD headquarters? Let us know what you think in the ...

However, "the most sane man on the face of the Earth" settles ... gone forever in superhero comics, and it's likely that having introduced the Bizarro Joker, DC will find a way to bring the ...

While firmly nestled within the DC Comics framework ... mutilation also has its roots in the comics, where Joker once cut off his own face. Joker: Folie a Deux suggests that while Arthur Fleck's ...

Considered one of DC’s cruelest ... and moves in to stab the green suits enthusiast in the face. Remarkably, it’s The Joker who has Batman’s best interests at heart, taking the stabbing ...

Within each issue of “The Joker Year One,” artists Andrea Sorrentino and Dave Stewart illustrate a story juxtaposed to show the far-reaching impact The Joker will have on Batman. DC released ...

All of these releases have been Target Exclusives, and now the Joker is at it again as he steps into the world of DC Comics Batman ... Wrapping his face in bandages to hide his identity, Elliot ...

One "Joker: Folie à Deux" actor didn't have a smile on his face while working on the DC Comics film. Tim Dillon, who played a guard at Arkham Asylum in the controversial sequel, spoke bluntly ...