Batgirl #15
Batgirl #15 (June 2001) delivers one of the most unsettling cover compositions of the series, with a grinning, gun-toting Joker framed in a keyhole-shaped vignette, wreathed in smoke and radiating that unmistakable gleeful menace. In the foreground, a fallen figure in a dark cape and yellow utility belt lies sprawled and motionless — the contrast between the Clown Prince's triumphant stance and that crumpled form speaks volumes without a single word. Damion Scott's pencils, finished by John Lowe, make this a striking entry in Kelley Puckett's run on the title.
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Reprinted in Batman #21 (2002), Batgirl: Fists of Fury #[nn] (2004), Batgirl #2 (2016), DC Finest: Batgirl: Nobody Dies Tonight #[nn] (2025)
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