Batman #2/1989

Nov 1989 · SatellitFörlaget · 15,00 SEK; 15,00 FIM

🌐 Swedish edition · synopsis shown in English

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“The Killing Joke”

"The Killing Joke" delivers a chilling, character-driven dive into the mind of the Joker, as he recounts his tragic origin while evading Arkham Asylum. With a harrowing confrontation that leaves Barbara Gordon wounded and James Gordon trapped in a psychological nightmare, the story unfolds with unsettling precision. Written by Alan Moore and Ola Jameson, illustrated with stark, iconic detail by Brian Bolland, and colored with haunting restraint by John Higgins, the issue’s cover by Brian Bolland captures the moment of twisted triumph—where the Joker’s laughter echoes through the darkness.

writer Alan Moore · writer Ola Jameson · artist, inker Brian Bolland · colorist John Higgins · letterer Arne Bergholm · cover Brian Bolland

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Full credits

writer Alan Moore

writer Ola Jameson

artist, inker Brian Bolland

colorist John Higgins

letterer Arne Bergholm

cover pencils, inks Brian Bolland

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Jokern tänker tillbaka på hur han "skapades", samtidigt som han flyr från Arkham Asylum, skjuter Barbara Gordon i magen, kidnappar James Gordon och försöker göra honom mentalt sjuk. Det hela slutar med att Läderlappen och Jokern förenas i glädjen av ett skämt Jokern berättar.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).

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