Superman #161
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freePart two of DC's 2000 crossover event "Reign of Emperor Joker" arrives with a cover that says it all: a grinning, crown-wearing Joker draped in royal ermine gleefully proclaims "It's good to be the king!" while a gritted-teeth Superman looms enormous behind him, and a tiny Harley Quinn perches at the Joker's side — cover pencils by Kano with inks by Danny Miki. The dynamic immediately sets the stakes, with the Clown Prince of Crime rendered as an actual monarch and the Man of Steel visibly furious yet seemingly powerless to stop him. Jeph Loeb and Ed McGuinness are the creative team bringing this delightfully unhinged corner of the DC Universe to life inside.
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The Superman Family storms Gotham City in order to confront Joker, but Superboy and Supergirl wind up dead. Lois betrays the group, handing Steel over to Joker. Superman finds the corpse of Batman hanging on the door of the Gotham City Police Department.
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