Joker

Meaning like, did it happen across every universe? As far as I've seen, the breakup happens in both the DCEU and the Harley Quinn show.

Injustice

Who played Joker the best

There is no right or wrong answer

Just say who and why

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Today's quick question will focus on The Joker, as well as the topic of Nihilism, that is relevant due to the 2010 film Justice League: Crisis on Two Earths.

Question: Would The Joker, given half the chance, destroy Earth Prime to wipe out Existence?

Owlman tried and failed to do so, but The Joker would succeed where he failed, and it is possible that The Clown Prince of Crime will erase everything by destroying Earth Prime.

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So, name as many heroes and villains that reside within the DC franchise that you personally believe should be given more attention than they have as of now. You can name any amount, there’s no limit!

Hey guys, I'm new here. As a relatively new DC fan I was hoping some of you would be able to recommend me some good DC content, perhaps some of your favorites or others that you think a new fan may enjoy.

For the record, I've watched most of Batman The Animated Series and the start of Teen Titans (2003) and I've loved them so far, and I intend to watch the Dark Knight trilogy soon. Anything else you guys think I should try? I'm open to comics as well if they're somewhat similar to the shows I mentioned above, or about said characters. Thanks!

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Geof johns created three different jokers even though the jokers real name is Unknown. He guessed his real name was Jack White, his real name being a pun and homage of Jack the Ripper.

Before Jason Todd going from hero to killer before Dick, Grayson acting as a double agent and undercover hero before Damian Wayne, who is the mothered by a villain there was Tim Drake in the dcau universe that became the new Joker after the unnamed villain

I am specially talking about the big scene with final performances of Kevin Conroy as Batman and Mark Hamill as Joker. I saw the scene on YouTube and I thought it was amazing.

Kevin's final performance was much better than Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League (at least for the moment). That's not the controversy here.

The controversy is apparently Mark Hamill's final performance as Joker. He reprised his role as the DCAU Joker. People have said it was a different actor, but this is clearly Mark Hamill as Joker. The dude is in his 70s and he was trying to go back what he sound like when he was in his 40s (the first couple of seasons of Batman: The Animated Series). That was the most impressive out that scene (other than Kevin's final words as Batman). What I'm trying to say is that was clearly Mark Hamill as Joker and there was no way he was going to let another actor replace him for this final performance before he retired as the character. If that was the case, it would've ruined both Kevin and Mark's legacies as both Batman and Joker.

Because he was able to have all the Super Villains in Gotham working for him and then had all The Most Dangerous Villains and Monsters in The Warner Bros Omniverse working for him (or they at least all worked together).