Nov 23, 2016 12:57 AM
TylerStark
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steveracer
I'm Batman.
iamthisguy247
I can't believe it's not butter.
Chaos2183
Bruce gave himself wings to fly to his parents...
WarlocknLoad
SchrodingerMil
Didn't someone make a gif of the second picture?
3vieTheEevee
Yes
Vitruvien
I think this is from a Neil Gaiman short called "Whatever Happened to the Caped Crusader?" It's a pretty good read.
Huesh
I find the older I get, the more the joker makes sense.
Mycologics
No it doesn't. Stop trying to be edgy.
JustADumbRename
Yeah killing and torturing innocent people makes total sense. I mean the world is weird sometimes so why not?
BubbaRunski
*Concern*
wobbu
i want 12 year olds to leave
akmarksman
I love it when they finally kill the villain. Enjoyed the final scene in the Deadpool movie.
GregorSamsa
Two more of these and you're in trouble
ImAkuTheShapeShiftingMasterofDarkness
They killed the joker in the end of dark knight. Wait, he killed him self.
VegetaWasAPrisonBitch
What? No, that's not what happened. I'm 1000% certain he was taken into custody by the GCPD. Unless you're talking about 1989 Batman.
It was a joke. Cause you know, he killed him self.
Strudol
are you referring to the dark knight returns? as in the comic book?
Irl
in that case no, he survived the movie. he DOES however kill himself in the comic book i mentioned
RyukR
They always kill the villain. It's like a superhero move thing.
razetherunner
in the movies it is more common, but in the comics/animated series, they need to be able to use the villain again so they just lock them up
DrJackBright
Yup, Joker wasn't even originally planned to be a big character. They just needed to use him more and he became as big a character as he is
2CentimeterPeter
That's probably the dementia
siler7
That's probably true. Still, the older I get, the more the Joker makes sense.
talant
Squanch
steveracer
I'm Batman.
iamthisguy247
I can't believe it's not butter.
Chaos2183
Bruce gave himself wings to fly to his parents...
WarlocknLoad
SchrodingerMil
Didn't someone make a gif of the second picture?
3vieTheEevee
Yes
Vitruvien
I think this is from a Neil Gaiman short called "Whatever Happened to the Caped Crusader?" It's a pretty good read.
Huesh
I find the older I get, the more the joker makes sense.
Mycologics
No it doesn't. Stop trying to be edgy.
JustADumbRename
Yeah killing and torturing innocent people makes total sense. I mean the world is weird sometimes so why not?
BubbaRunski
*Concern*
wobbu
i want 12 year olds to leave
akmarksman
I love it when they finally kill the villain. Enjoyed the final scene in the Deadpool movie.
Huesh
GregorSamsa
Two more of these and you're in trouble
ImAkuTheShapeShiftingMasterofDarkness
They killed the joker in the end of dark knight. Wait, he killed him self.
VegetaWasAPrisonBitch
What? No, that's not what happened. I'm 1000% certain he was taken into custody by the GCPD. Unless you're talking about 1989 Batman.
ImAkuTheShapeShiftingMasterofDarkness
It was a joke. Cause you know, he killed him self.
Strudol
are you referring to the dark knight returns? as in the comic book?
ImAkuTheShapeShiftingMasterofDarkness
Irl
Strudol
in that case no, he survived the movie. he DOES however kill himself in the comic book i mentioned
RyukR
They always kill the villain. It's like a superhero move thing.
razetherunner
in the movies it is more common, but in the comics/animated series, they need to be able to use the villain again so they just lock them up
DrJackBright
Yup, Joker wasn't even originally planned to be a big character. They just needed to use him more and he became as big a character as he is
2CentimeterPeter
That's probably the dementia
siler7
That's probably true. Still, the older I get, the more the Joker makes sense.
talant
That's probably the dementia
2CentimeterPeter
That's probably true. Still, the older I get, the more the Joker makes sense.
Squanch
That's probably the dementia