Movie Review | Joker

10.06.2019 – The Joker is a very complicated character and his origin varies depicted by the writers and artists that breathe life to its history. In the films, Cesar Romero was the first to bring the character to life in Batman 1966. Then Jack Nicholson’s portrayal in the 1989 film, but what caught everyone’s attention is the later Heath Ledgers take on the character that defined the modern Joker. Jared Leto’s version should not be unnoticed that defined the sadistic side of the character. But with the introduction of a solo Joker film by director Todd Phillips with Joaquin Phoenix, the method actor as the titular character was something a different take defining a fresh look on the deep dark origins of what is the Joker in this film. This Joker movie lives up to the expectation that it is unpredictable and downright dark and not afraid to push the boundaries of what the character can be. Though, like in the comicbooks the Joker is unreliable narrator that prefers his original as a multiple choice, which gives writers to add their own take on the characterization of this complex human that ‘had a bad day’ as most taking the template of inspiration from Alan Moore and Brian Bolland’s The Killing Joke.

Justice League Action | The Joker

10.30.2017 – When you think of Justice League the Trinity of Batman, Wonder Woman and Superman comes to mind. But with Cartoon Network’s hit in Justice League Action there’s more than the three lead characters that make up the team. Then you have the villains like Lex Luthor and The Joker as interesting as the heroes in this animated series that debuted late in December 2016. There’s not much merchandise aside from the Happy Meal toys and overly large figures for kids. But Mattel still have some left for the fans with 4.5 inch figure like The Joker!

LEGO® Batman Movie Comic-Con® Trailer!

07.30.2016 - It’s been a while since “The LEGO® Batman Movie” has been revealed and more solely focused on Bruce Wayne’s alter ego. But this time at Comic-Con Warner Animation Group teases more characters. In this footage Michael Cera’s Robin is revealed and Alfred as voiced Ralph Fiennes shares some life lessons too.

Street Sights | Suicide Squad Posters

07.6.2016 - In promoting a blockbuster film sometimes movie distributors go the extra mile. It’s either a gigantic billboard or doing something small, but memorable to those who have been aware of the film’s release. With the “Suicide Sqaud”, this is DC Comics and Warner Bros next best film to be part of the DC Extended Universe after “Batman V Superman” that has been highly anticipated since its announcement.

Batman: The Killing Joke Movie Trailer Released!

05.14.2016 - The greatest Joker story ever told by DC Comics is now adapted as an animated movie and that is “Batman: the Killing Joke.” The critically acclaimed series that focuses on The Joker’s origin finally realized in this movie. The fans wanted and finally everyone is bracing for its release on Blu-Ray and DVD, but first it will be screened at San Diego Comic-con this July. DC Entertainment has released its official trailer in case you missed it a few days ago…

LEGO® Super Heroes | The Joker Bumper Car!

04.25.2016 – The Joker is celebrating its first appearance in the comicbooks today. The Clown Prince of Crime turns 76 originally making his first appearance in the premiere issue of Batman Vol. 1 #1 on April 25, 1940. The iconic villain was created by Bob Kane with Bill Finger and Jerry Robinson would become the arch nemesis of the Dark Knight appearing in various medium with countless merchandise that includes this LEGO® Bumper Car bagged set.

Behind "The Killing Joke" 10 Minute Teaser!

04.03.2016 – “Batman: The Killing Joke” is one of the greatest graphic novels from DC Comics it defined The Joker’s origin, which for some fans considered it as canon in the main DC Universe that defined the character from its previous incarnations. It was announced a while back that Warner Bros Entertainment is developing an animated feature film based on the graphic novel by Alan Moore and Brian Bolland.

Mark Hamill Teases "The Killing Joke!"

03.15.2016 – The much awaited confirmation that the voice cast of Batman: The Animated Series would have a reunion in “Batman: The Killing Joke” was exclusively confirmed by CBR News as Kevin Conroy and Mark Hamill Returns. To add more anticipation Mark Hamill himself tweeted the teaser image for the upcoming DC Comics film adapting Alan Moore & Brian Bolland’s masterpiece!

Hamill Crossing Fingers for A Killing Joke!

07.28.2015 – The Joker has been one the dark characters Batman has ever faced in the various medium whenever in comic books, movies, television or videogames. But most it was defined by portrayals of different actors. When Warner Bros. announced at San Diego Comic-Con, that they are producing the most iconic Joker story ever told in Batman: The Killing Joke fans hope for Mark Hamill to reprise that role and back then he was crossing his fingers too.

Jared Leto as The Joker on Suicide Squad!

04.25.2015 – From changing hairstyles and going for the clean look up altering voice during his bands tour with Second to Mars teasing fans what Jared Leto’s version would be is not some small task in filling the shoes of the former Heath Ledger. Leto has very big shoes to fill in taking this role and unlike the Academy Award winning Supporting Actor he had a gradual tease. Now the director of the ‘Suicide Squad’ David Ayer reveals the full transformation of The Joker!

The Dark Knight Rises: Whatever Happened To The Joker?

For those who have seen or have yet to see The Dark Knight Rises, it's a given by the synopsis alone that the film takes place eight years after the events of The Dark Knight. The Joker, played and immortalized by the late Heath Ledger, was understandably missing because of the Australian actor's passing and director Christopher Nolan choosing not to incorporate the character to honor Ledger's memory. However, the novelization of TDKR briefly mentions the criminal mastermind, and a fan has taken the liberty of creating a storyboard sequence where we find out one interpretation of what exactly happened to the so called Clown Prince of Crime.

Where's Finch?! - A Batman Fan Film

Here it is... Justice PH/ Gotham PH and Gotham Madness star in their very first and simple Batman fan film feature!

"WHERE'S FINCH?!"

"On March 2012, DC Comics talent and Batman: The Dark Knight writer/ artist David Finch was invited to Fully Booked.


However, something unexpected happened, prompting Batman and his allies from Gotham PH to respond to a situation. Finch was unable to make his trip, and suspicions arose that Gotham Madness may be behind the delays. With that, The Dark Knight set out on his own investigation and ends up paying a visit to his old archnemesis... The Joker."

Timzster Productions presents "Where's Finch?!"



Where's Finch?! - A Batman Fan Film

A fan film by Batfans for Batfans!

Special Thanks goes out to Justice PH/ Gotham PH, Gotham Madness, Fully Booked, DC Comics, and David Finch!

*Disclaimer: Batman and all related characters are properties of DC Comics and Warner Bros. This is a non-profit fan film by fans who appreciate and love the comics, books, shows, and movies the franchise promotes and is based upon.

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R.I.P Jerry Robinson, creator of The Joker

Sad news just hit today, and for those who love all things Batman and everything related to his greatest arch-nemesis, The Joker, it's time to pause for a moment and remember a true legend in the world of comics.

Jerry Robinson, the man who is credited for the creation of The Clown Prince of Crime, passed away in his sleep at the age of 89 this Thursday, December 8. Blogsite NYC Graphic Novelists was the first to break the story, and soon many other comic book websites, including Newsarama and Comic Book Resources, followed with reports soon after.

Christopher Nolan DENIES Joker cameo rumor in "The Dark Knight Rises".

Well, that didn't take long to debunk, so anyone holding their breath for the return of a certain Clown Prince of Crime, you'd better stop now.

Just a day or so ago, rumors were spilling in the web that The Joker would return in a cameo sequence somewhere in "The Dark Knight Rises", Christopher Nolan's next and FINAL Batman movie due in July 2012. The rumor stated that Nolan and his crew would incorporate unused footage of Batman's archenemesis, portrayed by the late Heath Ledger, and combine it with CG sequences to make a short scene where the clown would show up again, albeit in a smaller and brief capacity.

Well, as it turns out, that rumor is FALSE. According to a report by The Hollywood Reporter which was also posted in Newsarama, Chris Nolan and his wife have denied the rumor, stating that Ledger's performance will remain in "The Dark Knight", and the script for Rises hasn't even been finished yet. So there you go, and I feel it is better this way. Even with a cameo incorporated to the next film, it will remain nothing more than a cameo, and it won't do justice to the act Heath gave to the world as The Joker the first time around.

The Dark Knight Rises launches itself into theaters on July 20, 2012.

*Originally posted by Timzster in The Crusader's Realm