In addition, retailers may order additional playing cards for a nominal fee ... reunite to tell the ultimate story of Batman and The Joker! After years of anticipation starting in DC Universe ...

Whether re-sculpting the city's monuments to having grim smiles or trapping police officers in giant playing cards, The ...

DC recommends using each card as a gift ... 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 ...

A Batman travel box and a Kickstarter-exclusive Joker Edition will be available. Both travel boxes are crafted to fit 500 cards comfortably and can be unfolded to create a play mat. The campaign ...

Robinson produced a joker playing-card design. Finger provided inspiration ... who for decades received sole credit for the creation of Batman, designed the character on the page, while Robinson ...

And now, he’s The Joker. TheWrap attended a screening of “The Batman” held on the Warner ... he’s got a ways to go before he’s leaving playing cards at crimes and unleashing poison ...

Warner Bros. released an extended deleted scene from the movie while it was still in theaters which saw Batman visiting The Joker in Arkham to see if his twisted mind could help track down Edward ...

what we know about The Batman sequel is fairly limited, including whether or not Keoghan's Joker will actually appear in it. It turns out even the actor doesn't know, though if he does play the ...

Nothing more, nothing less. Bill Finger's script leans pretty heavily into the playing card motif, which opens up Batman for some killer puns, but Joker is positioned as a legitimate adversary to ...

Mark Hamill will always be best known for his role as Jedi hero Luke Skywalker, but he's also made for a wonderfully maniacal Joker ... Keaton was going to play Batman," Hamill recalled.

In the latest issue of DC Comics’ series, “The Joker: The Man Who Stopped Laughing,” Batman’s nemesis actually carries and gives birth to a child. If that sounds strange, that’s the way ...