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The Joker. Endgame

Tynion, James, IV. (Added Author). Capullo, Greg. (Added Author).

The joke is over. Batman's greatest enemy-his deadliest threat-is done toying with Gotham City. Now he means to end the game and destroy them for good. The Joker's bloody-minded madness is exceeded only by his twisted genius. He is the Clown Prince, the Pale Man, and his crimes turn the world into one big sick joke. For him, evil is eternal. And when he unleashes his masterstroke, no one-not Batman, not the Justice League, not all of Gotham's guardians-will be able to make the laughter stop. As the Joker plays his endgame with the Batman, citizens, villains and heroes alike must survive his deadly antics and come to terms with who the Joker is and what he means to them.

Book  - 2015
  • ISBN: 9781401258771
  • Physical Description 1 volume (unpaged) : chiefly color illustrations ; 27 cm
  • Publisher [Place of publication not identified] : [publisher not identified], 2015.

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"Originally published in single magazine form in Arkham Manor: Endgame 1, Batgirl: Endgame 1, Batman 35-40, Batman annual 3, Detective Comics: Endgame 1, and Gotham Academy: Endgame 1"--Title page verso.

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Syndetic Solutions - Publishers Weekly Review for ISBN Number 9781401258771
The Joker: Endgame
The Joker: Endgame
by Snyder, Scott; Capullo, Greg (Illustrator); Tynion IV, James; Cloonan, Becky
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The Joker: Endgame

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With most writers seemingly having run out of ways for the Joker to be more than a grinning foil for the resolutely unhappy Batman, this cornucopia of new Joker-related tales goes hell-bent for leather, leaving no cackle or fiendish plot off the table, making the Joker something of an ur-villain out of time for Gotham. The main plot tracks the apocalyptic-minded "clown prince of crime" as he busts out of Arkham Asylum yet again to plot another circus-themed mass-casualty assault on the city. Other stories track his disciples and some of the ugly backstory of Gotham itself. The pace is unrelentingly grim, with mayhem and mass murder dominating these richly illustrated, action-heavy pages. It's something of a marathon, though, ultimately ascribing so much densely related mythology and diabolical brilliance to the Joker that there seems nowhere left to go-except perhaps back to the asylum, which really should invest in some stronger locks. (Sept.) © Copyright PWxyz, LLC. All rights reserved.