Shocking Facts About Joker

 The Joker is an interesting character who has always been one of the most recognizable of all comic book villains. The Joker is primarily a fictional supervillain invented by Bob Kane, Bill Finger, and Jerry Robinson whose first appearance was in the first issue of the classic comic book, Batman, written by Bob Kane. In the comics, the Joker has always been one of Batman's primary nemeses, although he's also a villain of other media as well, including animated and live-action series.

The Joker started out as an angry teenager who had no sense of responsibility, and was extremely unpredictable and violent. He was an interesting character to read about, because it was always interesting to see him trying to find a way to escape from his situation.

There were two versions of The Joker - the original Joker (played by Michael Jackson) and the more modern Joker. In the comics, the Joker was often portrayed as a sadistic a person with a dark and twisted sense of humour, but the Joker in films tends to be more of an evil clown than a mean prankster.

Although The Joker has become known as a famous character, his origins are actually a little bit more complicated than most people think. The story of The joker actually begins in a much darker time in Batman's life, when he was a young boy called Bruce Wayne. It was there that he met the tragic death of his parents, Wayne Enterprises. Although this event caused Batman to change his entire outlook and personality, it was also a turning point for the character.

As a result, he began working hard to become Batman. The darker version of The Joker that we know today was born from Batman's darker side. The dark side was created when he was nearly killed by the Joker in the old days, and his dark persona was added after the tragedy when Batman was nearly killed by Two-Face.

In the comics, The Joker is depicted as being a vicious and extremely violent villain. His trademark smile has always been his most recognizable feature, even when he's wearing a smiley face grin and is seen at work. It is this smiley face which most fans are familiar with, as it appears on every issue of Batman that has ever been written.

There are many theories as to why the Joker became so popular and popularized, but the most popular theory is that the character is based on a real-life event, but a little different from the original. In this story, Joker's actual birth is much less tragic, but rather he was born in a mental institution, where he was abused by his mother and father.

Some fans believe that it is the tragic background that makes Joker such a popular villain because in their minds he represents the sad side of Batman. Others say that he is just a simple bad guy with a bad attitude. It really depends on how you look at it, but regardless, the Joker has made a lasting impression on millions of people.

In addition to being popular as a villain, Joker is also popular as a comic book character and the most popular of the many different characters who have become part of the DC Universe. The Joker is one of the best known DC comic book villains and the Joker story has been the central plot in countless stories over the years.

Over the years, the Joker has undergone various versions. These versions vary from cartoonish to bizarre, from comical to outright frightening, but they all have one thing in common - The Joker always tries to steal the spotlight from Batman and make Gotham City looks bad.

This is usually done by either robbing banks or getting into petty fights, and trying to escape from the police. Although Joker does these things, the real reason he does them is because he wants to be Batman and the most popular of his crimes is by causing crime, and destruction in Gotham City.

As a result, Joker is one of the main characters in The Dark Knight. The latest movie in the Dark Knight franchise takes place after the recent release of The Dark Knight, in a story about Batman's second mission, and this is his big-screen debut.