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Batman: Three Jokers #1
| Writer | Geoff Johns |
| Artist | Jason Fabok |
| Cover Price | $6.99 |
Thirty years after Batman: The Killing Joke changed comics forever, Three Jokers reexamines the myth of who, or what, The Joker is and what is at the heart of his eternal battle with Batman. New York Times bestselling writer Geoff Johns and Jason Fabok, the writer/artist team that waged the "Darkseid War" in the pages of Justice League, reunite to tell the ultimate story of Batman and The Joker!
After years of anticipation starting in DC Universe: Rebirth #1, the epic miniseries you've been waiting for is here: find out why there are three Jokers, and what that means for the Dark Knight and the Clown Prince of Crime. It's a mystery u
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AIPT - Christopher Franey
Aug 25, 2020The hype behind Three Jokers is real. I know a lot of us have been waiting a long time for this miniseries to be released, but the wait was worth it. Excellent artwork presents a mystery that will leave you with lots of questions in the perfect opener for a story that may change what we know about the Joker. Read Full Review
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Lyles Movie Files - Jeffrey Lyles
Aug 25, 2020If you were skeptical about this latest Black Label title, Johns, Fabok and Anderson deliver what might be DCs strongest mini-series of 2020. Read Full Review
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Comic Watch - Matt Meyer
Aug 25, 2020After four years' wait,Batman: Three Jokers #1 is at last upon us. Despite any owed skepticism due to its extreme tardiness, this is a perfect, masterpiece of a comic. DO NOT MISS IT. Read Full Review
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Comic Crusaders - Johnny "The Machine" Hughes
Aug 26, 2020I do have a worry regarding this series that has nothing to do with the sheer amount of Joker we have seen this year. After Doomsday Clock, my worry is that Three Jokers may promise too much and deliver too little. I sincerely hope that I am wrong as DC could do with a win. Fingers crossed. Read Full Review
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Dark Knight News - Steve J Ray
Aug 26, 2020I can't wait to see what happens in book two! Read Full Review
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Forces Of Geek - Lenny Schwartz
Aug 26, 2020This is a great book and a superb release. It may have taken a while for to get here, but it was certainly worth the wait. Read Full Review
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DC Comics News - Carl Bryan
Aug 26, 2020I'm in! I'm really in. This is a great pairing of heroes and to see how they all face the purple demon is going to be interesting! Read Full Review
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Nerdly - Dean Fuller
Aug 27, 2020You can tell the entire creative team want this to be more than a throwaway event book, they want this to be both enjoyed now and be Batman mythology in the future. If this first issue is anything to go by, they have more than succeeded in making me smile. Read Full Review
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The Source by SuperHeroStuff - Matt Amerling
Sep 19, 2020Three Jokers is a beautifully drawn and excellently-scripted story which will surely become one of DCs next entries in its long line of classic stories! Read Full Review
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Geek Dad - Ray Goldfield
Aug 25, 2020Whatever comes after this packed first issue, we've been set up for one of the best Batman stories in recent memories. Johns waited a while to tackle the Bat, but he looks like he's going to make it count. Read Full Review
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Batman-News - Nicholas Finch
Aug 25, 2020I honestly don't think I could have asked for a better start to what's sure to be the biggest Joker story of the year " and perhaps, if it continues at this level of quality, a classic comic in its own right. This is a dark, enthralling mystery of a Batman story: with a cast of characters sharing an electric chemistry, a trio of charismatic and sinister villains, and an ending that's both shocking and cathartic, yet leaves you wanting so much more. I'm happy to say that this book receives the highest rating I've given a comic so far: you'll want to be paying close attention to this one. Read Full Review
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Geek'd Out - Jonathan Boes
Aug 28, 2020The next issues will tell whether this story truly has lasting implications for Batman and his nocturnal crimefighting family. But for now, Johns and Fabok have set the stage for a new Batman classic. Read Full Review
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Weird Science - Eric Shea
Aug 25, 2020It's been four years since we first got the shocking news that there were Three Jokers out and about and now we can finally get the information a lot of us have desperately wanted ever since that reveal and for this first issue to those answers....... it didn't disappoint. Do you know for certain what's going on here...... no. But you get some ideas that will keep you wondering along the way, while also being a book that has a super-star creative team that does some of their best work along the way. Check out the Three Jokers. You won't want to miss this. Read Full Review
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Newsarama - Kat Calamia
Aug 25, 2020What makes The Joker such a menacing villain is that he fights our heroes on a psychological level, and with this - Johns and Fabok don't disappoint. Three Jokers is more than a mystery about uncovering the secrets behind the three Jokers - 'The Criminal,' 'The Clown,' and 'The Comedian' - but a story to see just how far the Joker's actions can push our heroes' morality until they finally break. Read Full Review
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Flickering Myth - Ricky Church
Aug 27, 2020Not many comic stories are as built up asThree Jokers, but after so many years and delays it is exciting and gratifying to see the first issue more than lives up to the hype. Johns' writing and insight into the characters is fantastic as he explores their various traumas and the depths of Joker's madness and cruelty. Fabok's art is excellent as it is clear just how hard he worked on every single panel - and there are a lot of them - while Anderson's colours elevate Fabok's lines. Any comic book fan will be pleased with how wellThree Jokers #1is and excited with what else Johns, Fabok and Anderson have in store for the rest of the series. Read Full Review
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All-Comic - Dom Berardi
Sep 01, 2020Batman: Three Jokers #1 feels like it is building up to something great and readers would regret not getting into this series before it becomes a hard to get classic. Read Full Review
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On Comics Ground - Travis Tucker
Oct 11, 2020This first installment to the series is already something to be excited for I would say. With Johns not having to hit the reset button on all of DC's canon for once he can focus on a less inclusive and more alive story. Read Full Review
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The Super Powered Fancast - Deron Generally
Aug 25, 2020Jason Fabok brings some brilliantly dark and disturbing art to this first issue. Not only do all three iterations of the Joker look menacing and scary, but the crimes they commit are given a visceral, visual flair. A great looking book filled with detailed panels. Read Full Review
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Black Nerd Problems - Keith Reid-Cleveland
Aug 26, 2020Overall, the first issue of this was more than enough to justify sticking it out to see how the story develops. Let's just wait and see what kind of build-up we get before we get some answers as to how we got here. Read Full Review
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Comics: The Gathering - Wes Greer
Aug 25, 2020Three Jokers is available today so make sure you are one of the first at your Local Shop because this is for sure one that will not be on the shelf long. If you live in an area that is still impacted by the current covid19 pandemic, you can also purchase this issue via digital download from your preferred digital retailer. Make sure you guys let me know what you thought about this issue by leaving a comment down below. Read Full Review
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ComicBook.com - Spencer Perry
Aug 26, 2020Even though only some headway is actually made in terms of plot in Batman: Three Jokers #1"learning little readers didn't already know"there are still surprises to be found. Read Full Review
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Kabooooom - Matt Morrison
Aug 26, 2020As I said earlier, the only real flaw to Three Jokers #1 is that it doesn't recount the build-up to this story that well and throws new readers into the deep end of the pool with little chance to acclimate themselves before things start to get strange. While this is a fairly big problem, fans of these creators and those who know what they need to know going in will find this to be a ripping yarn. This is The Joker story we've literally been waiting to see for years and it thankfully proved worth the wait. Read Full Review
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Multiversity Comics - Gregory Ellner
Aug 31, 2020If one can get past the fact that this story is very much of a different era and connected to elements long-since abandoned, there is an interesting, relatively fast-paced tale to be told. Read Full Review
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Monkeys Fighting Robots - Matthew Sardo
Aug 25, 2020BATMAN: THREE JOKERS #1 is good, but it is not revolutionary. The creative needs to push the envelope of storytelling instead of using the 80s for inspiration. Read Full Review
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But Why Tho? - CJ
Jan 01, 1970Despite a subpar story,Batman: Three Jokers #1 is a visual treat. I would recommend this for Jason Todd fans, as he remains the highlight of the book. With two issues left to go, I hope Johns picks up the pace and justifies this story's existence. Read Full Review
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Graphic Policy - Brett
Aug 25, 2020Batman: Three Jokers #1 isn't bad in any way. It's also not exciting. There's a joyless stiffness to it. The comic takes itself a bit too seriously and comes off stilted and honestly boring. Read Full Review
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Prelude: Lucky for me, Three Jokers #1 hit iBooks in Australia today. Well, this has been in the making since Darkseid War so there's a lot of hype for this. Hope this delivers after the long wait. The Good: Wow.... can I just say everything? I love the introductions for each character with the captions and flashbacks adding more layers. Always love a detective scene. Fabok's art is godlike. Speaking of, Brad Anderson's colouring is so freaking great. That final scene.... goddamn that was great. Seeing all Three Jokers interact was so satisfying and great to see. The Bad: I'm offended that you thought there would be anything. Conclusion: It's been such a long wait but it's so freaking worth it. Johns and Fabo more
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It's a gorgeous-looking, extremely well written book but what most disturbs me about it is the scene between Joker and Red Hood. Somehow, Johns has given Jason Todd his most emotional moment in the span of a few pages than Jason's had in his entire Red Hood run for the past nine years in his own title.
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Jesus Christ, after three years I can't believe I'm really reading it, but here we go. This book is phenomenally paced, INCREDIBLY illustrated, and the themes of trauma and pain are so genuine it's just...gahh I don't even have words. Like in the past Geoff has been accused of being edgy for shock appeal, but there is something so real about the trauma each of these characters has suffered through...just...Damn, man. So, was it worth the wait? Abso-freaking-lutely.
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Best Batman story I've read in years.
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It's just one issue and I already love it more than doomsday clock. This feels like Johns had something to say and had a clear vision for where the story is going to go rather than just writing a watchmen sequel. It is dark, it is mysterious, it is crime noir at its best. I can't really talk about plot points a lot due to spoilers, what I will say is that this first issue doesn't go the way I expected it to and in a very good way. The art is also amazingly good. It's a welcome return from Fabok who seems to be solely working on this for the last couple years. The detail in every panel, the layouts of the panels themselves, and the coloring by Brad Anderson all deserve huge shoutouts and praise. It's an achievement, this is the best w more
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Great book by two of the best in the business.
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I wasnt expecting something SO GOOD
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Artwork:5/5 Story: 5/5 Classic look, mistery, action, detective style, violence, humor, etc. This comic book has everything.
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Totally worth the wait!!!
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Wow this was superb!
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Oh damm. That was someting. Something good. I really liked it. And cannot wait for more. It is hard to review this because I don't want to say anything. Read it, be completely surprised by it.
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The ominous tone set by Geoff Johns and the cinematic work done by Fabok, paired with the nauseating color palette of Brad Anderon... This is a daunting comic to approach. It has an almost scholarly feel to it--like this is a culmination to Batman's long and bloody history with Joker, which includes Jason and Barbra, fittingly. At its core, it's an examination of trauma done right *cough* Tom King *cough*. It's serious, gothic, dirty, and feels like a bronze age comic book in all the right ways before the superheroes fell into the modern era. When there are shelves of superhero comics exploring some new crisis event this is a rare gem that stands out from all those "pure fun" comic tropes. This is shaping up to be an ace in the hole.
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The wait was worth it! I never knew we would get this mini series, after years of cancellations I've got to admit, I thought all hope was lost but Geoff Johns did it again! He didn't disappoint us. Geoff Johns is probably the guy who can write literally anything, I mean the guy can wrote about my poop and people would still read it (in a good way). This comic was flawless, Jason Fabok's artworks is godlike. Go to the street and ask people about "How should a comic look?" and they would imagine either Jason Fabok's art or Gary Frank's artwork. And the colors, my god! they were amazing as well. I think at the end of this mini series, this mini series will not only be the best mini series of 2020, it is gonna be one of the best mini series ou more
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This is absolutely brilliant.
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I'm with one of the other users. I think this is shaping up to be the Batman story of the decade.
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It a nice surprise read something really well written, something it's not happen in DC for a long time, tks for that. It starts in an incredible way, while the news spreads about the Joker, it is played with the images that he has left in each one. In this number I feel that it is broken down as follows. Batman investigating. Barbara with a makeup trauma. Jason is the one who still brings the pain to the surface disguised as anger. One scene was almost painful for me, when the Joker begins to describe Jason's torture to break it. Personally, I think he is an impostor and Jason fell into the game. Fue agradable algo realmente bien escrito, ya se extrañaba que DC hiciera esto. Inicia de forma increÃble, mientras la noticias corr more
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æ°ä½œï¼å§å¤«çš„《三个å°ä¸‘》有ç€æ— 与伦比的精致质感，值得上长时间的ç‰å¾…。 masterpiece! Geoff Johns's "Three Jokers" has an incomparable exquisite texture and is worth the long wait.
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This book lived up to the hype.
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This seems like its gonna be held up as one of Batmans greatest stories, next too the killing joke by Alan Moore and the long Halloween and Frank Millers Dark Knight run.
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Our story begins in Summer 2018, it was San Diego Comic-Con. I am sitting in a very crowded room, not quite Hall H, but not a small break out room either. This one was full. It was one of those DC Comic creator highlight panels on Geoff Johns. Mr. Johns teased a story called Three Jokers. There he said this book should probably hit the shelves in the winter of 2018. That's right, 2018. It has become somewhat of a legend. Almost like the remaining issues of the Frank Miller and Jim Lee ALL-STAR BATMAN & ROBIN THE BOY WONDER book. The only glimmer of hope has been artist Jason Fabok. He was always promised it will happen, there is just a lot of work to do. The story is done, it just needs extra time due to the artwork. Ok, Jason. Our fi more
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Three Jokers was hinted at the outset of DC Rebirth during Darkseid War. During that storyline, Batman sat on the Mobius Chair (Don't ask) and obtained Godlike abilities and knowledge. He asked the chair to confirm the identity of his parent's killer, which is common knowledge to Batman in-universe and the reader. The book then threw the curve-ball the massive Joker reveal. Since that time DC Rebirth has come and gone. The Watchmen have been successfully integrated into DC continuity via Doomsday Clock. The only lingering plot from Rebirth worth mentioning is the thread involving the Three Jokers. Joker is all over the place lately and we're constantly being indodated with different incarnations of the character. I'm not sure if th more
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So far I'm impressed. But I've seen interesting Minis go downhill quick, and Geoff Johns has written a fair share of them. But this is the best story I've seen by him in years. Jason Fabok provides some of the best work I've seen on a Batman book in many moons. They should try and get him to do a regular Batbook. From what I've seen this has promise to be a fitting conclusion to a trilogy began 30 years ago and will be considered one of Batman's most legendary adventures, along with "The Killing Joke" and "A death in the family." for years to come, as long as Johns keeps the story going in the direction of entertaining storytelling instead of another of those "After this nothing will be the same again" stories he's so known for writing. F more
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Perfection!
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Loved it. A very solid start. Love all the flashback panels with the different colouring. Great choice to use Barbara and Jason as the main side characters for this story, as they're the ones who have been left most damaged by the Joker. I'm into this mystery and excited to see where it goes. Jason Fabok provides some absolutely top knotch art too. Loved the callback to Killing Joke in the opening rainy panels.
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What a way to start off this miniseries. Firstly, Fabok's art is outstanding here. He's so detailed with his pencils and it's evident with just about every single page. As for Johns, he takes Alan Moore & Brian Bolland's fantastic Killing Joke one-shot from 1988 and builds upon it to craft a story with a ton of emotional weight and great writing along with it. This was just a spectacular first issue.
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Just few days ago The Batman's trailer was released, to univeersal shock and praise of its dense, violent, dark atmosphere. It's by no means perfect and the final movie may end up being a misstep, but as of now, most sceptics seemingly vanished after seeing Pattinson obliterating a street thug and realizing they may have judget the book by its cover. Similarly, Three Jokers took a crowbar and smashed the head of anyone who was skeptical, if not plain negative about it, before this issue dropped out. And man, what a comic we've just received... First of, let's address the elephant in the room - the overall layout, as well as Fabok's fantastic art, just scream "The Killing Joke". Undoubtedly Johns wanted to give this story familiar feel w more
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Geoff Johns understands the character and history of Joker. Tynion should take notes.
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It's good.
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Nothing short of phenomenal. Seriously. WOW. This was amazing, fulfills every single drop of anticipation I was hoping to get out of this book, and it delivers. Definitely worth the 7 bucks based on page count, cover, and quality. Some books are overpriced, not this one. This was what fans have been waiting to be answered for five years. And finally, the first issue to the theory of 3 Jokers will be finally answered in this issue, right? Hell nah. The theory has become even more elusive on Three Jokers as this issue drew on, and that just makes the tip of the iceberg. The art is this book is easily one of DC's best. Jason Fobak doesn't do alot of art for comics, but when he does, its some of the best art you will ever see, accompanied more
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At last delivering on the promise made four years ago.
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The mystery theme, the introduction to each Joker, each Bat member sounding like themselves, the scene with Jason at the end...speechless.
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I'm happy to be reading something good from Batman again! I'm one of those people who stopped reading Batman halfway through Kings run because well... let's not go there. The art was fantastic throughout and it was one of those comics I wanted to reread immediately after at least to take in the art again. There was some progression of story while dangling continued mystery throughout. I also like the detective angle that Batman has been missing for a while. This may fall apart in the end, who knows. The concept didn't have me excited as I thought three jokers running around and no one knew until now is a bit stupid. However, this issue has me on board and hoping Johns can pull it together make it not a stupid idea! If all Ba more
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Damn this is the first new book I've read in a while and I'm unfamiliar with Fabok's work, but I gotta fix that. This is one pretty ass comic (and the story's not bad either!).
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I may have gotten it a bit late, but I regret doing so. Really can't wait to get the 2nd now.
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Promises a lot, not gonna lie. Let's just hope this doesn't end up as Doomsday Clock. Art is magnificent by the way
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The ending with Jason Todd was awesome, but unfortunately Batgirls whiny behavior had to take away from the dramatic ending. Batgirl was almost killed by joker, and allegedly raped, and she is sitting there whining and crying when joker dies.
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I actually expect to hate it, but this is pretty good. The art is also really good.
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Art 5/5 Story 4/5
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When this was announced I was in middle school. Then I graduated high school and a pandemic started so I haven't read comics in over 6 months. This was the perfect one to bring me back in. It's been so long and this was exactly what I needed.
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Fantastic opening. Hooked
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The DNA/dental record thing and the breaking or the treadmill are ridiculous, but the plot is interesting and well paced, taking full advantage of the comic book medium.
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This was really good, which blew my goddamn mind because this whole concept was corrupt to me. But yeah, I liked it! Good work, team.
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" We do what we always do. We try to make a better joker." - CRIMINAL JOKER
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Fabok's work in this is exceptional. Excited to see where this goes.
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Very solid start to what I assume is going to be a very interesting retrospective. Johns can be a hit or miss with me and this is a big hit out of the gate. Great art as well as each Joker gets his own style while still being connected. Very excited to see where this goes
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The idea behind the revelation of Joker's true identity started when Batman became God by taking Mobius chair during Darkseid War, also written by Geoff Johns. But that matter seems to be more complicated than we thought as we learn that there is not only one Joker but three: 1) The Criminal 2) The Comidian 3) The Clown In contrast, there are three heroes (Batman, Batgirl, Red Hood).In my opinion the perfect choices considering what Joker has done to them. Storywise, I love the first panels where Johns compares the physical wounds of Batman to the Bruce's emotional. Finally, Jason took his revenge against his Joker (Clown) after all these years.This outcome is not the only important thing though but the interaction the two had also i more
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This issue was Flashback and a little Story. :)) But Story was good at all. And art is masterpiece.
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I really liked this issue. The art was definitely the best part, but I really liked how Barbara and Jason were written.
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Wasnt what I was expecting but definitely a great looking book. The story itself was a little odd at times but the parts that were good were really good and it definitely set up a lot to come. I am curious as to where this takes place in the timeline. Just seems odd Batman finds out theres 3 jokers after years of not knowing and some how theres a joker compound and they are all in play. Im going to need some explanation as to the why now.
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Overhyped as hell, but its only the first issue so that complaint isn't really valid. This book is great overall but I have to nitpick: 1. Nonexistent panel economy Johns seems to be using a cinematic style of page by panel storytelling with the 9 panel grid and don't get me wrong, it looks great, but for a book this long awaited it seems like its just burning money. 2. ALIAS the Clown Comedian and Criminal are all pretty good, but Clown? I think Killer or Cut-Throat would have been better than mere clown (pretty synonymous with comedian anyways). Regardless of that, Jason turning his brains into chef boyardee makes the name irrelevant anyways. 3. "I'm an IDEA..." The concept of Three Jokers originated form Batman askin more
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So all these years, when one Joker is locked up in Arkham,the other Jokers go underground,never surface or commit mayhem? Why would they do that? I dont buy the premise. Plus, the Joker admitting they need " a Better Joker?" Nahhh.
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Ótimo começo, com várias referências e ideias interessantes mas algumas falas do coringa não me pareceram falas do coringa
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Very interesting start, but I don't know it this is going to be a milestone or a train wreck. I fear for the worst. Touching a character like The Joker is always risky.
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Another Black Label book that's just a harder PG-13. The book is good, but it's not good enough to justify the four year build up. The book isn't really about Bruce. Batman has nothing to do in this story even tho his name is on the book. He reacts to everything, an arc has sort of been set up. You may argue that the Killing Joke had no arc for Bruce, it actually did but even if it didn't that book was practically a book from Joker's perspective. In this Barbara and Jason, especially Jason seems to have taken the leading role. Since we have a trio against the Joker trio, I assume Babs will carry issue 2, and the third issue will almost certinantly be Bruce's issue. What I hope is that we will really go into Bruce's psyche in the third issue more
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Never liked the idea of 3 Jokers, but the art is really great. It's the best thing about this comic. However as for the story I can't see Barbara ever acting like that& I doubt Batman would leave Jason alone with Joker. It all depends on how the story will go, if the Jokers are the real Joker from 3 different earths or just all from 1 earth, then Joker as a character is ruined. If it turns out that Joker just used some innocent people to pose as Joker, then it can be a fun story. So it's too early to really judge, but I don't find the story that intriguing.
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A comic that is 2006 in all the worst ways. No imagination or resonance on display here, just the fan-baiting mystery box crap. Great art, though!
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Nothing new or interesting. This shoulld be done years ago.
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Boring. Story: 2/10 Art: 6/10 Overall: 3/10 Story: Great, we got the concept a year ago, so the hype wasn't helping this book. First of all, with Bruce filled with so many scars, maybe he should stop fighting crime in thin cotton material. We wasted another full page on his parents' death... and we got to 10 pages before getting anywhere. Now that we know there are 3 Jokers? One dies, so what... no weight... nothing happens in this book, and it's 50 pages long. Art: This part is subjective, of course, but this felt stiff af. Fabok isn't an interiors artist or Johns told him to use the exhausting Doomsday Clock/Watchmen panel layout, which was a horrible decision. I hate to say it, but Fabok really wanted to nail this book and more
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