That was actually a parody of AI generated content. It was made some guy about 5 years ago and even now there isn't a neural network good enough to come up with those kinds of jokes
I remember a story where a psychiatrist was treating survivors jokers gas attacks and they said they were scared to get surgery to fix their scars because he might be watching them and will be mad if they get fixed. At the end of the story the Joker scars the psychiatrist implying he really was watching the victims the whole time.
wow. u are is be grammar so much Seriously, use periods, commas, and proper punctuation. I don’t have to have a headache when I read people’s comments.
If that’s the story I think it is, he told his patients about some trauma he went through about how his father was a taxidermist and he was terrified of a flower made of dried skin he was gifted as a kid sand said to his patients that “he’s not a monster under your bed, he can’t hurt you anymore.” Or something to that degree. Then, one night he notices something odd in his room, on his nightstand was that same flower from his childhood. He is flabbergasted and goes to see if it’s not just a trick of his mind, then it sprays acid into his face. As he falls to the ground writhing in pain, the last thing he sees before his eyes are damaged is the laughing face of that monster under his bed
What the Joker did in "The Nail" was completely unforgivable. Killing Robin and Batgirl and forcing Bruce to watch it was monstruous af. I cannot blame Batman for killing him once he got released
@@youtubestudiosucks978he didn’t actually assault batgirl, the creator himself clarified it in an interview. He just took pictures of her to torture Commissioner Gordon with.
@@jacobgraham8363 does that actual sound like something the joker would do? Gordon already has to see similair pictures on the daily so 1 extra pic wouldnt matter, he had to make it personal to really make it affect gordon.
7:53 the 180 degree emotional turnaround from 'here is batman being fed to vultures in a sick torture method" going all the way to "here is superman as a dog 🐶" was whiplash and some hilarity
My gripe with Joker is his plot armor. It's as thick as the source wall. 100% of the GCPD can't all be good cops. Not one cop said "enough from the clown" *BANG* blows Joker's brains out
Everybody always talks about the plot armor Batman and Joker have but like so does every fictional character. Even characters that kill like the Punisher don’t kill their main villains. Idk, yeah it can get ridiculous sometimes but that’s all comics imo. I think one thing that’s underrated is his intelligence. He’s easily top 5-10 smartest humans in the DC Universe.
@@JamaalDaGreatestalmost everyone has some level of plot armor but the joker rarely gets what's coming to him and almost always gets the last laugh. It's frustrating how he will tear some poor innocent bastard apart only to get punched out and thrown in arkham when he inevitably breaks free again. It's vicious cycle that I feel weakens Batman as a character. There isn't an ounce of humanity in him and the longer he's alive the worst his crimes will be.
Joker is kind of an escape artist, any crooked cop that tries to shoot him would end up getting shot 😅 I kinda feel only Batman or another rogue would have a chance at killing the Joker (or anyone with superpowers, really).
I can't even imagine what Tim felt when he was kidnapped by the Joker. Taking into account that Drake in the 90s mainly faced comical and absurd villains, like Cluemaster or Ulysses Hadrian Armstrong, suddenly having to see how far the cruelty of one of DC's most disturbing villains could go had to shock him deep down.
I think writers trying to "one-up" the previous Joker story by having him do something increasingly monstrous is ironically turning him into the thing he hates most: boring and predictable. Which is a lose for everybody, imo. I'd rather he go back to being a funny clown who robs banks with gimmicks or gets into wacky antics, because you can do a lot more with that kind of Joker. I'm even okay with increasing his overall supervillain competency by making him rival Batman in combat and gadgetry as extra justification as to why other villains don't off him immediately. Maybe he has a genuine change of heart and decides to just do "normal" crimes and pay his henchmen like a regular criminal. Just so long as he stops with the cliched torture games.
Real. My favorite joker well always be the batman brave and the bold he was a prankster but still can be pretty threaten but most of all actually funny. But sadly writers just want to make him literal satan
I agree! While i dont mind having a darker joker, when people try to oke up him into a worse and worse person makes him seem like less of the joker villain and more of "lets see how bad we can make thia guy"
I feel bad for the way Joker tried to kill Harley just because she wanted to impress him, but I have to admit the line "If you have to explain a joke, THERE'S NO JOKE!!!" was relatable af
Yeah this is why I can’t get into as many comics anymore. The balance of fucked up/funny/anarchic is completely gone and it’s all about “how disturbing can we make the joker”. It’s exhausting and makes the character feel hollow
The only thing more sickening than the Joker, is the depths on darkness you have to go through just to write it. I’m truly curious of how writers come up with these “fictional” concepts. Let alone draw the panels to match.
Not hard actually. I think about things like this everyday. Also, just read about daily crimes committed every single day by real people. Just look at humanity for inspiration, switch up a few things and boom! You have a dark graphic novel. 🤷🏻♂️my mind goes to darker places than this 😂😅
"Evil" is one of the funnest things a creator can create. You hear about writers and actors and such talk about how much fun it was to write/play the bad guy. Or like what the other guy said "it's not that deep".
Writing 'horror' (basically just torture porn lmao) when I was younger was actually really beneficial for me in dealing with intrusive thoughts, so maybe thats where some of them get their inspiration from. I had a month long fixation on the idea of using a cheese grater as a torture device when I was like 10, writing a crappy story where that happened let me walk through the actual act and the consequences of it enough that my brain finally lost interest. It sounds weird but it really did help Violence in media is also really prevalent nowadays, so its a lot easier now for writers to basically just glance at whatever show is on in the backrgound and try to 'one up' it, but I'd bet the real original stuff was derived at least a little from some intrusive thoughts
He once (in a Deathstroke book of all places) helped an abused little girl just because she'd been his penmate, no strings attached. There's also this story in an 80th anniversary book where he helps the son of a henchman who was bullied because he acted like a weirdo. Joker just threatened everyone in his neighborhood to go to the boy's birthday party. In No Man's Land his gang saved an old war veteran from gangbangers and even though the man subtly insulted him to his face, Joker laughed it off, told his minions to clean the mess of the killed gangbangers, and left the veteran's house just taking his shotgun as some souvenir.
I really loved the adaptation of "Emperor Joker" in the "The Brave and The Bold". showlThe Silver Age version of Harley Quinn was a pretty creative part of it!
7:41 "Why didn't anyone call in to save me" is a sick meta reference to how Jason's death was decided by a poll😭😂 It is sick and twisted but I do enjoy meta stuff
Joker is pretty close to the epitome of evil. I don't think he's the most evil, there are far worse things out there now, or to come. However, he does his damndest to prove otherwise.
I don't think anything can beat Joker torturing Tim Drake, a young boy, into a twisted mini Joker in the flashback sequence of Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker.
There's a scene in an early script for the Batman (1989) movie where Joker uses Smylex on a baby during one of the commercials. It's off screen the baby just stops crying
Joker is yandere for batfurry. He figured out bruce wayne is batfurry in his first week and keeps sending bruce explicit pics of himself on the daily of which batfurry cant reply on as that would be admission of his identity.
An interesting story they should do as Elseworld story is the Joker is k*lled but not by someone in the Batfamily or even a cop, but by a random person who just got scared and shot him. In this story, Joker doesn't get the last laugh as he dies alone in some back alley to a random gunman, not his mortal enemy and obsession or anyone he truly hurt and he's not smiling when they ultimately find him.
Just wanna say, been watching your vids for a while and your consistency has just been growing and growing bro! By far my go-to comic/comics-related channel 🫡
*Fun fact:* Speaking of the horrible deaths of Robin and Batgirl in "The Nail", Selina decided to try to help a traumatized Bruce by disguising herself as Robin to cause a psychological reaction in him. Even though it didn't work, seeing Selina wearing Dick's green shorts was just 🥵👌
Joker needs a nemesis of his own that isn't Batman he needs a character that he has driven crazy and wants to hunt him down relentlessly the same way that he wants to hunt down Batman or play with Batman
When seeing the Joker and Harley Quinn’s relationship, Joker makes someone whose name I won’t mention but had a TV show named after himself, makes that someone look like that one boy in kindergarten who doesn’t like being around girls
Even tho it's minor compared to the other shit he's done I think one of the worst things he's done to Harley was getting her pregnant and then leaving her
*Joker:* *whenever he does a thing* *Batman:* how many times do we have to teach you this lesson old man??? *Joker:* I love the young people! :D *Batman:* 🤦🏻♂
“Gucky wucky” absolutely slayed me 😂 keep up the excellent work, mate! Also: I have a weird obsession with the idea that one video you’ll say “I’ll catch you on the flippity-dippity” instead of flip-side. I have no idea why, but I thought I’d mention it just in case 😉
5:47 I love shots like these of Batman having human eyes and expressions, as it shows he’s still human like the rest of us and not just some stoic badass who always looks mad.
I want a DC story, canon or not canon, where the Joker is denied the insanity plea and sentenced to death. Optionally, I want to see Batman testify against the Joker as an ‘expert witness’. The Joker is insane, it’s a fundamental fact, but so is the granting of the insanity plea becoming stale, especially for somebody like the Joker, who not only has repeated such horrible offenses but genuinely believes he’s actually the most sane man alive. Judges are probably too scared to do anything except send the Joker to Arkham Asylum, afraid of what he’d do after hearing he’s scheduled to be killed by the state and not even Batman can or will save him from that. But what would he do? Joker would likely cut loose as if he’s gonna die of cancer tomorrow. There’s a lot of potential in such a story. I hope it comes to light
In Batman: Devil's Advocate, Joker is sentenced to be killed by the death penalty. Initially he is against it, but when he realizes it's made him super famous and everyone is talking about him, he sues the state for a "Wrongful Life" charge (suing them for not killing him sooner.) He only survives because Batman obsessively tries to stop the execution, even when Joker offers no help himself.
@@slashercat8649 Yeah that’s my problem. That story was written by somebody who thinks Batman can’t live without the Joker, which makes it worthy of being pulled off the shelves at worst. Because he absolutely can. But there wouldn’t be shame in DC doing the plot again. It wouldn’t be the first time superhero comic publishers did the same fundamental story twice, like Marvel Zombies, Kingdom Come and Injustice, etc. DC needs to do it again, and give it to a writer who understands Batman’s character, not somebody who believes in the obviously-untrue just because it’s not spelt out for them in plain text. The last time Batman was put under a writer who didn’t understand his character, he killed Jason Todd in a panic when he was about to kill the Joker, something the Under the Red Hood animated film woefully improved upon as Batman would never freak out like that. It’s bullshit, really. Like, give me a real story, not Batman hater ammo
I mean, the Arkham City & Arkham Knight storylines are pretty decent at giving us some definite "ends" of the Joker. Not by legal means, but definitely letting him experience the deadly consequences of his own actions. The turnaround Batman pulls on him at the end of Arkham Knight was one of the coolest & smartest I've ever seen. The version of Joker we see in the game is literally terrified & begging at the end, but Batman for once shows no mercy.
@@slashercat8649 I’m coming back here cause I think you’re incorrect. I recently learned that the Joker was framed in Devil’s Advocate, so it makes Batman saving him easier to swallow. Don’t exclude that, it makes the situation very different. He’ll do stuff like save the Joker’s life out of responsibility, so convenience and ease doesn’t get in his way. If the Joker is sentenced to death for something he did do, he’ll let him die.
@@teleportedbreadfor3days tell Joker he hasn't paid his Taxes that will scare him because there's no insanity plea for Tax evasion which could sent him to prison an probably the Death penalty.
I agree with a lot of people saying DC is straining suspension of disbelief by having the character be this cruel & dangerous yet no one is able/willing to kill him. I've said this before in another video post, but the whole kill him vs. letting him escape dilemma is stupid. There's all sorts of options to permanently take him out of action without killing him. There's that Justice League episode where the League turn into dictators, & Superman uses his heat vision to lobotomize all the villains at Arkham, including the Joker, turning them into docile, non-violent versions of themselves. Do we think Batman couldn't either pay Superman to do this just to the Joker, or figure out a way to do it himself? I also remember a fan fiction from years back where Batman sets up a CIA-style black site, takes Joker there, surgically removes all his limbs, sews his mouth shut, & pays some medical staff a few million a year to not only keep the Joker alive (changing his catheter, maintaining his feeding tube, etc) but to keep quiet about it. Best part was, Batman also plays video footage of him helping victims of the Joker recover, & things like these people moving on with their lives to get married, have/raise kids, graduate college, etc. Basically condemning him to have no option to anything but see how these people beat him & his sick game, how he utterly lost (because he never got Batman to "break" by killing him), every day until he dies of old age. These are just some examples, but it doesn't need to be super complicated or convoluted. Most versions of Batman has no compunction about giving criminals permanently-disabling injuries or enough head trauma to result in some pretty debilitating TBI. This is just the logical end of that spectrum, applied to a man who (the way he's now written) is a walking, laughing weapon of mass destruction.
I’m a little surprised that you didn’t mention his actions in the Batman Beyond - Return of the Joker flashback. I won’t spoil it for anybody who hasn’t seen the movie, but I distinctly remember seeing a portion of that scene when I was about 8 (not knowing what it was from) and being absolutely terrified by the imagery alone.
I’m surprised Joker’s “tapestry” from Death in the Family wasn’t mentioned. Even though Dollmaker helped him with that one, it’s still pretty horrifying when you remember that those people were kept alive.
I loved the animated Brave and the Bold's Emperor Joker episode, where instead of getting wrecked, Batman uses his knowledge of the Joker to pull an insane win.
Fun facts (no pun intended): The Joker is the DC Comics character with the highest body count of all, his mind is so twisted that not even the most powerful telepaths can read his mind, and his blood is poisonous due to constant use of Joker Venom.
It's interesting that the Joker didn't seem to find any humor in shooting Sarah dead. Anytime he *doesn't* laugh over a crime he committed is more than a little creepy.
I think one of the worst things the joker has done is all the killing and chaos in front of Batman in the "dark nights: metal" where he managed to finally make Batman snap and kill him, which led to joker's body to release some toxin that made the Batman who laughs.
This is not from the comics but a cartoon show. I love the scene where Joker finds out that Batman is Bruce Wayne and instantly complains about that he bought a electric car from Bruce Corporation but didnt got it.
Perhaps is the most disturbing thing I've ever known him to do is something nobody really knows about because it a note you unlock from a fucking riddler trophy in Arkham Knight. And it's literally the reason why Jason Todd decides to go after the Joker to kill him, so it's pretty huge. Basically, Joker kidnaps and murders a whole class of kindergarten children and then mutilates them, stitching different body parts of the kids together, leaving them for all the parents to find.
I think I stopped playing the game for a few months after I found that note. My son has just started kindergarten, & I started having nightmares about the Joker getting to him. I literally lost sleep from that shit. Aside from the Emperor Joker storyline, it seems like they made the Arkham version the worst (at least off-screen).
@@will_da_man_ It was years ago, so I'm good now. Thanks. That said, I'm always surprised by the way they really let the villains flesh out their dark sides in the Arkham-verse. Story-wise & visually, it's also like the scariest, most run-down version of Gotham City.
Wow, Take Joker's Worst Crimes and The Bat Family's Mind Full of Trauma and Pain and Add Your Laughter From The End and You Get The Real Life Version of The Joker From 2023.
Yeah I'm sorry but when he sends Bruce a certain present containing Alfred has got to be the worst. I remember reading that and I dropped the comic book out of disbelief. Jokers my favorite villain because he's one of the few who truly has no limitations of torment, and yeah dude is just really not a good guy..at all
The worst thing the Joker ever did by FAR was giving Batman an expired coupon for new parents. Truly diabolical
Lmao I love bad AI
This was a joker joke
He's sometimes Bruce Wayne, sometimes Batman. All times Orphan.
“I am such a freak, society is bad. You drink water, I drink anarchy”
That was actually a parody of AI generated content. It was made some guy about 5 years ago and even now there isn't a neural network good enough to come up with those kinds of jokes
I remember a story where a psychiatrist was treating survivors jokers gas attacks and they said they were scared to get surgery to fix their scars because he might be watching them and will be mad if they get fixed. At the end of the story the Joker scars the psychiatrist implying he really was watching the victims the whole time.
wow. u are is be grammar so much
Seriously, use periods, commas, and proper punctuation. I don’t have to have a headache when I read people’s comments.
@@Matthew_Klepadlo Then don't read his comment goofball 😭🙏 ain't no reason to say all this unc
@@SamOttley430 he is troll
he look for attention.
If that’s the story I think it is, he told his patients about some trauma he went through about how his father was a taxidermist and he was terrified of a flower made of dried skin he was gifted as a kid sand said to his patients that “he’s not a monster under your bed, he can’t hurt you anymore.” Or something to that degree.
Then, one night he notices something odd in his room, on his nightstand was that same flower from his childhood. He is flabbergasted and goes to see if it’s not just a trick of his mind, then it sprays acid into his face. As he falls to the ground writhing in pain, the last thing he sees before his eyes are damaged is the laughing face of that monster under his bed
What’s the name of the issue?
What the Joker did in "The Nail" was completely unforgivable. Killing Robin and Batgirl and forcing Bruce to watch it was monstruous af. I cannot blame Batman for killing him once he got released
How about the killing joke?
He graped batgirl and bruce did nothing.
@@youtubestudiosucks978he didn’t actually assault batgirl, the creator himself clarified it in an interview. He just took pictures of her to torture Commissioner Gordon with.
@@jacobgraham8363 does that actual sound like something the joker would do? Gordon already has to see similair pictures on the daily so 1 extra pic wouldnt matter, he had to make it personal to really make it affect gordon.
@youtubestudiosucks978 But if the creator said joker didn't assault her, doesn't that mean he actually didn't?
@@justapillow2443 and the creator also says that batfurry has no powers yet he manages to speed blitz the flash who can move faster then time 🤦♂️
7:53 the 180 degree emotional turnaround from 'here is batman being fed to vultures in a sick torture method" going all the way to "here is superman as a dog 🐶" was whiplash and some hilarity
the joker would approve honestly lmao
My gripe with Joker is his plot armor. It's as thick as the source wall. 100% of the GCPD can't all be good cops. Not one cop said "enough from the clown" *BANG* blows Joker's brains out
Everybody always talks about the plot armor Batman and Joker have but like so does every fictional character. Even characters that kill like the Punisher don’t kill their main villains. Idk, yeah it can get ridiculous sometimes but that’s all comics imo. I think one thing that’s underrated is his intelligence. He’s easily top 5-10 smartest humans in the DC Universe.
Maybe it's like in the movie "The Usual Suspects." "How do you shoot the Devil in the back? What if you miss?"
@@JamaalDaGreatestthe punisher usually does when he gets the chance lol
@@JamaalDaGreatestalmost everyone has some level of plot armor but the joker rarely gets what's coming to him and almost always gets the last laugh. It's frustrating how he will tear some poor innocent bastard apart only to get punched out and thrown in arkham when he inevitably breaks free again. It's vicious cycle that I feel weakens Batman as a character. There isn't an ounce of humanity in him and the longer he's alive the worst his crimes will be.
Joker is kind of an escape artist, any crooked cop that tries to shoot him would end up getting shot 😅
I kinda feel only Batman or another rogue would have a chance at killing the Joker (or anyone with superpowers, really).
I can't even imagine what Tim felt when he was kidnapped by the Joker. Taking into account that Drake in the 90s mainly faced comical and absurd villains, like Cluemaster or Ulysses Hadrian Armstrong, suddenly having to see how far the cruelty of one of DC's most disturbing villains could go had to shock him deep down.
I think writers trying to "one-up" the previous Joker story by having him do something increasingly monstrous is ironically turning him into the thing he hates most: boring and predictable. Which is a lose for everybody, imo.
I'd rather he go back to being a funny clown who robs banks with gimmicks or gets into wacky antics, because you can do a lot more with that kind of Joker. I'm even okay with increasing his overall supervillain competency by making him rival Batman in combat and gadgetry as extra justification as to why other villains don't off him immediately. Maybe he has a genuine change of heart and decides to just do "normal" crimes and pay his henchmen like a regular criminal. Just so long as he stops with the cliched torture games.
Real. My favorite joker well always be the batman brave and the bold he was a prankster but still can be pretty threaten but most of all actually funny. But sadly writers just want to make him literal satan
I agree...I'd throw a bit of murder in there but I agree. But, if there "has" to be torture it could at least be less common
I agree! While i dont mind having a darker joker, when people try to oke up him into a worse and worse person makes him seem like less of the joker villain and more of "lets see how bad we can make thia guy"
I feel bad for the way Joker tried to kill Harley just because she wanted to impress him, but I have to admit the line "If you have to explain a joke, THERE'S NO JOKE!!!" was relatable af
Yeah this is why I can’t get into as many comics anymore. The balance of fucked up/funny/anarchic is completely gone and it’s all about “how disturbing can we make the joker”. It’s exhausting and makes the character feel hollow
That's not true you're looking at the wrong comics bro their are alot of comic that do that it they just aren't as popular as over the top grit
After the joker retired, he worked at the Gotham DMV, truly diabolical
The only thing more sickening than the Joker, is the depths on darkness you have to go through just to write it. I’m truly curious of how writers come up with these “fictional” concepts. Let alone draw the panels to match.
Reminds me of horror writers or dark manga writers.
It’s not that deep honestly. Movie makers create much more horrific scenes most of the times.
Not hard actually. I think about things like this everyday. Also, just read about daily crimes committed every single day by real people. Just look at humanity for inspiration, switch up a few things and boom! You have a dark graphic novel. 🤷🏻♂️my mind goes to darker places than this 😂😅
"Evil" is one of the funnest things a creator can create. You hear about writers and actors and such talk about how much fun it was to write/play the bad guy.
Or like what the other guy said "it's not that deep".
Writing 'horror' (basically just torture porn lmao) when I was younger was actually really beneficial for me in dealing with intrusive thoughts, so maybe thats where some of them get their inspiration from. I had a month long fixation on the idea of using a cheese grater as a torture device when I was like 10, writing a crappy story where that happened let me walk through the actual act and the consequences of it enough that my brain finally lost interest. It sounds weird but it really did help
Violence in media is also really prevalent nowadays, so its a lot easier now for writers to basically just glance at whatever show is on in the backrgound and try to 'one up' it, but I'd bet the real original stuff was derived at least a little from some intrusive thoughts
The worst thing Joker has ever done was be partly responsible for The Batman Who Laughs. That comic was the real tragedy.
Waiter: How rare would you like your steak?
Customer: Gotham Police actually do their job without Batman holding their hand.
So... Blue?
“Let me just bring the cow.”
Relatedly, I'd like to also suggest a compilation of all the times that Joker was obsessed with/fixated upon people other than Batman.
Forgot about the time he actually pushed Tim to the edge and made him into Joker Jr.
love that movie
For the best things list:
He helped defeat Red Skull.
He has saved Batman on multiple occasions.
He helped defeat the Batman who laughs.
Joker apologist vibe goes crazy buddy
@@crionidel If dude plans on making a list of good things the Joker has done he'd need to be aware of these.
@@dokuganryu1565 it was a joke mate
He once (in a Deathstroke book of all places) helped an abused little girl just because she'd been his penmate, no strings attached.
There's also this story in an 80th anniversary book where he helps the son of a henchman who was bullied because he acted like a weirdo. Joker just threatened everyone in his neighborhood to go to the boy's birthday party.
In No Man's Land his gang saved an old war veteran from gangbangers and even though the man subtly insulted him to his face, Joker laughed it off, told his minions to clean the mess of the killed gangbangers, and left the veteran's house just taking his shotgun as some souvenir.
And?
I really loved the adaptation of "Emperor Joker" in the "The Brave and The Bold". showlThe Silver Age version of Harley Quinn was a pretty creative part of it!
7:41 "Why didn't anyone call in to save me" is a sick meta reference to how Jason's death was decided by a poll😭😂 It is sick and twisted but I do enjoy meta stuff
if you're having a bad day. think of a Joker victim.
7:42 look at robin on the far right and tell me what u see💀
6:46: I'm sorry, *HE FUCKING DID WHAT*
It's not even among the worst. In Arkham Knight, he recalls a story that involved a baptism and holy water replaced with acid.
As bad as all this is, he has nothing on Lex. Lex stole forty cakes. FORTY CAKES! That's as many as four tens. And that's terrible.
The Jason with “Why didn’t anyone call in to save me” sign around his neck is fucking hilarious
One of my favorite thing the Joker did to Batman was make him ask him for his birthday present.
Joker is pretty close to the epitome of evil. I don't think he's the most evil, there are far worse things out there now, or to come. However, he does his damndest to prove otherwise.
I was especially scared when I saw Jerma, I thought the tf2 scout was real
Dead horse, but the fact that Bruce refuses to kill Joker makes him look kind of stupid.
They really need to make a story we’re joker suffers
"there are no laws against the pokemon batman"
-joker
"He filled a werehouse with every baby"
What is this man on??
I don't think anything can beat Joker torturing Tim Drake, a young boy, into a twisted mini Joker in the flashback sequence of Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker.
I think the only guy that can genuinely rival joker in cruelty is carnage
Definitely
@@Mulletman_Comicsmake a video about him too😎
And Eric cartman
I think Joker is way worse because he might not kill you.
And Judge Holden
Batman nor Gotham still won't kill him
There's a scene in an early script for the Batman (1989) movie where Joker uses Smylex on a baby during one of the commercials. It's off screen the baby just stops crying
oh he likely does it in the final product offscreen given that it's stated that one of the products he tampered with was baby powder
As soon as I saw the title I remembered that funny video where joker captured a lopunny, lmao.
suprised this isn’t 5 hours long
For those who say that Joker and Harley are couple goals and that Joker is sympathetic, watch this video!
Joker is yandere for batfurry.
He figured out bruce wayne is batfurry in his first week and keeps sending bruce explicit pics of himself on the daily of which batfurry cant reply on as that would be admission of his identity.
Girls who idolize harley have daddy issues. There's no point in trying to fix them or change their minds.
“It’s not about the money, it’s about sending a message.”
- The Joker
An interesting story they should do as Elseworld story is the Joker is k*lled but not by someone in the Batfamily or even a cop, but by a random person who just got scared and shot him. In this story, Joker doesn't get the last laugh as he dies alone in some back alley to a random gunman, not his mortal enemy and obsession or anyone he truly hurt and he's not smiling when they ultimately find him.
Just wanna say, been watching your vids for a while and your consistency has just been growing and growing bro! By far my go-to comic/comics-related channel 🫡
*Fun fact:* Speaking of the horrible deaths of Robin and Batgirl in "The Nail", Selina decided to try to help a traumatized Bruce by disguising herself as Robin to cause a psychological reaction in him. Even though it didn't work, seeing Selina wearing Dick's green shorts was just 🥵👌
i love the sentiment but something about the way you wrote this makes it sound uh.. fruedean for lack of a better word 😭😭😭
batman is just as bad as the joker for continuing to let him live
You should make a list of the worst things people have done to the joker, I need some catharsis after all that.
Joker needs a nemesis of his own that isn't Batman he needs a character that he has driven crazy and wants to hunt him down relentlessly the same way that he wants to hunt down Batman or play with Batman
When seeing the Joker and Harley Quinn’s relationship, Joker makes someone whose name I won’t mention but had a TV show named after himself, makes that someone look like that one boy in kindergarten who doesn’t like being around girls
After every one of your Joker videos, I watch the Robot Chicken skit where he gets put in the electric chair. It’s a great pallet cleanser.
Genetically modifying Tim Drake and brainwashing him into thinking he was Joker's son
Even tho it's minor compared to the other shit he's done I think one of the worst things he's done to Harley was getting her pregnant and then leaving her
*Joker:* *whenever he does a thing*
*Batman:* how many times do we have to teach you this lesson old man???
*Joker:* I love the young people! :D
*Batman:* 🤦🏻♂
7:45 - So, Joker did to Bats what Zeus did to Prometheus. Kinda shows how messed up Greek mythology is.
“Gucky wucky” absolutely slayed me 😂 keep up the excellent work, mate!
Also: I have a weird obsession with the idea that one video you’ll say “I’ll catch you on the flippity-dippity” instead of flip-side. I have no idea why, but I thought I’d mention it just in case 😉
the arkham game series comics have a joker that stitches together orphans I think
like said before this makes you question the no kill rule
The worst thing the Joker has ever done was forget to smile one day...That was a dark day...
The #1 WORST thing that Joker did? Inspired the "Jared Leto Joker"! Chills down my spine!
5:47 I love shots like these of Batman having human eyes and expressions, as it shows he’s still human like the rest of us and not just some stoic badass who always looks mad.
Bro, please post the sources for those of us interested in reading these issues
All of this pales in comparison to the time Lex Luther stole 40 cakes. That's as many as 4 tens, and that's Terrible.
I want a DC story, canon or not canon, where the Joker is denied the insanity plea and sentenced to death. Optionally, I want to see Batman testify against the Joker as an ‘expert witness’. The Joker is insane, it’s a fundamental fact, but so is the granting of the insanity plea becoming stale, especially for somebody like the Joker, who not only has repeated such horrible offenses but genuinely believes he’s actually the most sane man alive. Judges are probably too scared to do anything except send the Joker to Arkham Asylum, afraid of what he’d do after hearing he’s scheduled to be killed by the state and not even Batman can or will save him from that. But what would he do? Joker would likely cut loose as if he’s gonna die of cancer tomorrow.
There’s a lot of potential in such a story. I hope it comes to light
In Batman: Devil's Advocate, Joker is sentenced to be killed by the death penalty. Initially he is against it, but when he realizes it's made him super famous and everyone is talking about him, he sues the state for a "Wrongful Life" charge (suing them for not killing him sooner.) He only survives because Batman obsessively tries to stop the execution, even when Joker offers no help himself.
@@slashercat8649 Yeah that’s my problem. That story was written by somebody who thinks Batman can’t live without the Joker, which makes it worthy of being pulled off the shelves at worst. Because he absolutely can. But there wouldn’t be shame in DC doing the plot again. It wouldn’t be the first time superhero comic publishers did the same fundamental story twice, like Marvel Zombies, Kingdom Come and Injustice, etc.
DC needs to do it again, and give it to a writer who understands Batman’s character, not somebody who believes in the obviously-untrue just because it’s not spelt out for them in plain text. The last time Batman was put under a writer who didn’t understand his character, he killed Jason Todd in a panic when he was about to kill the Joker, something the Under the Red Hood animated film woefully improved upon as Batman would never freak out like that. It’s bullshit, really. Like, give me a real story, not Batman hater ammo
I mean, the Arkham City & Arkham Knight storylines are pretty decent at giving us some definite "ends" of the Joker. Not by legal means, but definitely letting him experience the deadly consequences of his own actions. The turnaround Batman pulls on him at the end of Arkham Knight was one of the coolest & smartest I've ever seen. The version of Joker we see in the game is literally terrified & begging at the end, but Batman for once shows no mercy.
@@slashercat8649 I’m coming back here cause I think you’re incorrect. I recently learned that the Joker was framed in Devil’s Advocate, so it makes Batman saving him easier to swallow. Don’t exclude that, it makes the situation very different. He’ll do stuff like save the Joker’s life out of responsibility, so convenience and ease doesn’t get in his way. If the Joker is sentenced to death for something he did do, he’ll let him die.
@@teleportedbreadfor3days tell Joker he hasn't paid his Taxes that will scare him because there's no insanity plea for Tax evasion which could sent him to prison an probably the Death penalty.
Boiling a baby and feeding it to the father is the worst thing he’s done 😂
the worst thing he has done was exist to be honest
He's done a lot of terrible things, but at least he pays his taxes!
Never kenw hes R_py
@@slevinchannel7589believe me even joker doesn't screw with the IRS.
who always pays their taxes!! not Batman!!
The joker is my favorite superhero of all time
1:24 Gordon's ex-wife hanging out Cementoss? What a rebound.
I agree with a lot of people saying DC is straining suspension of disbelief by having the character be this cruel & dangerous yet no one is able/willing to kill him. I've said this before in another video post, but the whole kill him vs. letting him escape dilemma is stupid. There's all sorts of options to permanently take him out of action without killing him. There's that Justice League episode where the League turn into dictators, & Superman uses his heat vision to lobotomize all the villains at Arkham, including the Joker, turning them into docile, non-violent versions of themselves. Do we think Batman couldn't either pay Superman to do this just to the Joker, or figure out a way to do it himself? I also remember a fan fiction from years back where Batman sets up a CIA-style black site, takes Joker there, surgically removes all his limbs, sews his mouth shut, & pays some medical staff a few million a year to not only keep the Joker alive (changing his catheter, maintaining his feeding tube, etc) but to keep quiet about it. Best part was, Batman also plays video footage of him helping victims of the Joker recover, & things like these people moving on with their lives to get married, have/raise kids, graduate college, etc. Basically condemning him to have no option to anything but see how these people beat him & his sick game, how he utterly lost (because he never got Batman to "break" by killing him), every day until he dies of old age. These are just some examples, but it doesn't need to be super complicated or convoluted. Most versions of Batman has no compunction about giving criminals permanently-disabling injuries or enough head trauma to result in some pretty debilitating TBI. This is just the logical end of that spectrum, applied to a man who (the way he's now written) is a walking, laughing weapon of mass destruction.
And Batman still hasn't killed The Joker
I don't get why they can't just throw him in The Phantom Zone
I’m a little surprised that you didn’t mention his actions in the Batman Beyond - Return of the Joker flashback. I won’t spoil it for anybody who hasn’t seen the movie, but I distinctly remember seeing a portion of that scene when I was about 8 (not knowing what it was from) and being absolutely terrified by the imagery alone.
Oh hey Jerma talking about thanksgivi-- 👀
Why is Jerma's dump truck ass terrorizing me even now, I cant escape it.
Joker did Jerma dirty with that Thanksgiving video.
*Worst thing he’s ever done was the suicide squad*
I’m surprised Joker’s “tapestry” from Death in the Family wasn’t mentioned. Even though Dollmaker helped him with that one, it’s still pretty horrifying when you remember that those people were kept alive.
Read the title and knew this was a fun video
But seriously, I would’ve been given up on Gotham if I was one of the Bat-Family
At this rate,Joker's comics got so fucked up that i'm gonna read "White Knight" out of spite.
I loved the animated Brave and the Bold's Emperor Joker episode, where instead of getting wrecked, Batman uses his knowledge of the Joker to pull an insane win.
At least he pays his taxes
DDidnt know he was Rapey though.
Never knew this about him
stealing that one kids homework.
Cacophony is a pretty crappy story overall, but that moment where he bombs the school is easily one of his evilest acts.
Fun facts (no pun intended): The Joker is the DC Comics character with the highest body count of all, his mind is so twisted that not even the most powerful telepaths can read his mind, and his blood is poisonous due to constant use of Joker Venom.
What about joker torturing Tim drake into insanity and murdering Jason Todd?
5:23 ah that he’d never be alone
It's interesting that the Joker didn't seem to find any humor in shooting Sarah dead. Anytime he *doesn't* laugh over a crime he committed is more than a little creepy.
the worst thing Joker ever did was catch a little pokemon.
I think one of the worst things the joker has done is all the killing and chaos in front of Batman in the "dark nights: metal" where he managed to finally make Batman snap and kill him, which led to joker's body to release some toxin that made the Batman who laughs.
Jerma catching strays 😂
Don’t forget that one time he stole a kids report card and made him cry. And he got all As too 😔
Do you remember when joker
talked about hydrochloric holy water at a baptism in arkham knight
There’s a book that heavily implies joker knocked up Harley but his abuse killed the baby
" BATMAN, I - I
I CAUGHT UH..
I CAUGHT LITTLE POKEMON!
This is not from the comics but a cartoon show. I love the scene where Joker finds out that Batman is Bruce Wayne and instantly complains about that he bought a electric car from Bruce Corporation but didnt got it.
Where's my god damn electric car Bruce
yeah that scene :D @@lukalamorakboye2398
One of the other worst things was the stoling of all batman villains spotlight and some of their skills because he's just popular
I wasn’t feeling right but I looking forward to watching a new upload by you, now I’m sad
Congrats on the sub count my mulletted friend !!!
It’s well deserved.
Batman Beyond: Return of The Joker... several things in that one
Perhaps is the most disturbing thing I've ever known him to do is something nobody really knows about because it a note you unlock from a fucking riddler trophy in Arkham Knight. And it's literally the reason why Jason Todd decides to go after the Joker to kill him, so it's pretty huge. Basically, Joker kidnaps and murders a whole class of kindergarten children and then mutilates them, stitching different body parts of the kids together, leaving them for all the parents to find.
I think I stopped playing the game for a few months after I found that note. My son has just started kindergarten, & I started having nightmares about the Joker getting to him. I literally lost sleep from that shit. Aside from the Emperor Joker storyline, it seems like they made the Arkham version the worst (at least off-screen).
@Ellman1231 damn that's sucks hope you OK now man.
@@will_da_man_ It was years ago, so I'm good now. Thanks. That said, I'm always surprised by the way they really let the villains flesh out their dark sides in the Arkham-verse. Story-wise & visually, it's also like the scariest, most run-down version of Gotham City.
Thank you! People always retell the same stories in hopes to catch algorithm
Wow, Take Joker's Worst Crimes and The Bat Family's Mind Full of Trauma and Pain and Add Your Laughter From
The End and You Get The Real Life Version of The Joker From 2023.
Yeah Batman is basically an accomplice for not killing this guy
I knew the joker was bad but damn this deserves a subscribe
Yeah I'm sorry but when he sends Bruce a certain present containing Alfred has got to be the worst. I remember reading that and I dropped the comic book out of disbelief. Jokers my favorite villain because he's one of the few who truly has no limitations of torment, and yeah dude is just really not a good guy..at all
Sean Murphy is my absolute favorite Batman artist ever I adore his joker design!