Joker: Sonrisa asesina #[nn]

In "null," psychologist Ben Arnell attempts to treat the Joker through a series of interviews, hoping to unlock the mind behind the madness. But as the sessions deepen, Arnell finds himself haunted by disturbing visions—leaving him to wonder if he's uncovering the truth, or losing his own mind.

In "null," doctor Ben Arnell grapples with unsettling visions and growing mental strain as he continues his work with the Joker, his professional focus fraying and his home life with his wife and son beginning to unravel. The story delves into the psychological toll of his choices, blurring the line between duty, madness, and the cost of staying close to chaos.

In "null," Dr. Ben Arnell, once a psychiatrist at Arkham, descends into madness after fixating on the Joker, aiding his escape before turning his obsession toward his estranged wife and son. Written by the team behind *Joker: Sonrisa asesina*, this 32-page story explores the unraveling of a man consumed by delusion and the terrifying consequences of a father’s fractured past.

In "Batman: Asesino de sonrisas," Batman confronts the Joker with a chilling twist: his past is haunted by the memory of a children's TV puppet named Mr. Smile, whose seemingly innocent presence once left a dark mark on his youth. Written by a noted author and illustrated with haunting precision, the story weaves childhood nostalgia with psychological dread as Batman's mission becomes a journey into the origins of his own fear.